BY JOHN HENRY PARKER, C.B. HON. M.A. OXON., F.S.A. LOND.; KEEPER OF THE ASHMOLEAN MUSEUM OF HISTORY AND ARCHÆOLOGY, OXFORD; VICE-PRESIDENT OF THE OXFORD ARCHITECTURAL AND HISTORICAL SOCIETY, AND OF THE BRITISH AND AMERICAN ARCHÆOLOGICAL SOCIETY OF ROME; MEMBER OF THE ROYAL ARCHÆOLOGICAL INSTITUTE, MEMBRE DE LA SOCIETÉ FRANÇAISE D’ARCHÉOLOGIE, HONORARY MEMBER OF THE ROYAL INSTITUTE OF BRITISH ARCHITECTS, AND OF VARIOUS ARCHÆOLOGICAL SOCIETIES, ENGLISH AND FOREIGN. It is impossible to understand the archæology of Rome without studying the Aqueducts. In every part of the City, and of the country round it, there are remains of them; they are frequently mistaken for something else, and called by…
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