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Ettore Roesler Franz_Ponte Cestio e San Bartolomeo all Isola_1879

The Watercolours of Ettore Roesler Franz
Cestius Bridge and St. Bartholomew on the Island - 1879

Framed Cestius Bridge towards the Tiber Island . The afternoon sun highlights the central arch , the arch of the left and the parapet travertine roof and bell tower of St. Bartholomew are almost surround the bridge. Boaters and a " giornello " in action make it truly lived this.

The bridge is named after the Consul Lucius Sestio and connects the island to the right bank . It originally had a single central arch , but around 370 AD was completely rebuilt with three arches by the emperors Valens, Valentinian and Gratian, as evidenced by the inscription inserted in the right wall of the bridge. In the fifteenth century was also called St. bridge Bartholomew, from the church which is on the island , while in the seventeenth century was also called Ponte Ferrato , from the large amount of iron chains of mills in the river. During the construction of the embankments it became necessary to increase the distance between the island and the shore resulting in the demolition of the main arch .

The church of St. Bartholomew was built by Emperor Otto II ( tenth century ) on the ruins of the temple of Asclepius : the medieval well that still exists at the altar should correspond to the source of the old hospital which is attributed therapeutic properties. Repeatedly damaged by frequent floods of the Tiber, the church was rebuilt in 1113 by Paschal II , who gave it one of the most harmonious Romanesque bell towers of Rome and then renovated in Baroque style in 1624. A porphyry basin beneath the main altar houses the remains of the apostle and martyr Bartholomew.