Original drawings for 'Architectura Numismatica; or, architectural medals of classical antiquity': the Villa Publica, Rome

NOTES: This plate is one of 96 prepared by Donaldson for his book 'Architectura numismatica; or, architectural medals of classic antiquity' (London: Day & Sons, 1859). This image is the top half (number 68) of the plate facing p. 259 in the printed text. The Villa Publica, in the Campus Martius, Rome, served as the headquarters for state officials when engaged in taking the census or levying troops and housed foreign ambassadors.