...‘His [Hadrian's] villa at Tibur was marvellously constructed, and he actually gave to parts of it names of provinces and places of the greatest renown,...for instance, Lyceum, Academia, Prytaneum, Canopus, Poccile and Tempe. And in order not to omit anything, he even made a Hades.' These names are allusive,...

...in naming parts of his villa at Tivoli after places he had been: His villa at Tibur was marvelously constructed, and he actually gave to parts of it the...And in order not to omit anything, he even made a i-lanes. 24 The area called the ‘Canopus' still exists and statuary stands between columns around...

...comedies, Atellan farces, players on the sambuca, readers, or poets. His villa at Tibur was marvelously constructed, and he actually gave to parts of it the...The premonitions of his death were as follows: On his last birthday, when he was commending Antoninus to the gods, his bordered toga fell down without...

...selection of what the empire had to offer. In the words of Hadrian's biographer: His villa at Tivoli was marvellously constructed, and he actually gave...of the greatest renown, calling them, for instance, the Lycaeum, the Academy, the Prytany, the Canopus, the Poecile, and Tempe. And in order not to omit...

...the villa that the emperor Hadrian constructed. Aelius Spartianus writes of it: "His villa at Tibur was marvellously constructed, and he actually gave...names of provinces and places of the greatest renown." 169 (We shall give other material from Strabo about Tibur a little later when we treat of Praeneste.)...