http://www.mpaingegneria.it/morescaen.html
http://www.artigianatoartisticolazio.it/areapubblica/gliartigiani/scheda.aspx?azienda=179

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Serra Moresca di Villa Torlonia
2016.08.04.
https://www.facebook.com/FaiGiovaniRoma/photos/a.307337452715866.71406.306234486159496/1044249742357963/?type=3&theater
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Serra_moresca
http://www.romeguide.it/?pag=musei&tmm&id=12320&lang=it

http://www.romeguide.it/?pag=musei&tmm&id=12320&lang=eng
The Moorsih Greenhouse i located in Villa Torlonia at Roma. The greenhouse was build in 1840; Later, in 1905, were made the first changes to the expansion of the back to build the gardener's house, which was later used by employees.

With a first draft of Giuseppe Jappelli, the greenhouse was designed in 1839 in the plan that predispose that year with an 'factory within which is located and the cave and the Armory and the Nymphaeum and Indian Pagoda', the same year becomes a sketch.

A project of the pagoda is preserved in the Public Library of Padua, however Jappelli chose the Moorish style for greenhouse construction perhaps influenced by the picture book of James Murphy Canavah 'Arab antiquities Spain' published in London in 1816 and placed in the Vatican Library, Jappelli recommended Giacomo Caneva their cooperation during the construction of the greenhouse.

The reason for this choice lies in the will of Jappelli to propose to Villa Torlonia, as the gardens of the Kingdom of Lombardy-Venetia, one reason for the period of Ludovico Ariosto.

Two projects of the greenhouse in color were received from Jappelli dating from 1842, but the original series includes six projects with annotations for Caneva.

The main facade has seven compartments, with albanian stone columns with Moorish recorded.

All compartments were marked by polychrome windows topped by hexagonal columns of cast iron.

The entrance is on the smaller side of the building with two marble lions on the sides, now missing, and a Moorish arch pediment blue and gold stars and characters in relief Kufic-tamurei whose Italian translation is 'Prince Alessandro Torlonia and Teresa noble'.

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A kórház az ókori rommal:
http://himetop.wikidot.com/policlinico-militare-celio

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http://www.archeoroma.com/Celio/basilica_hilariana.htm
http://www.academia.edu/2022824/Roma._Celio_contesti_ceramici_di_VI_e_VII_secolo_dalla_Basilica_Hilariana
http://www.arte.it/calendario-arte/roma/mostra-gli-dei-propizi-la-basilica-hilariana-nel-contesto-dello-scavo-dell-ospedale-militare-celio-1987-2000-6819

könyv az ásatásról:
http://www.persee.fr/doc/mefr_0223-5102_1993_num_105_2_1817

virtuálisan a Celio Military Hospital:
http://www.italiavirtualtour.it/dettaglio.php?id=1242

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angol nyelvű leírás:
http://romapedia.blogspot.hu/2013/09/hilarian-basilica.html

BASILICA HILARIANA
Piazza Celimontana 50
About AD 145/155 for Manius Publicius Hilarus merchant of pearls to whom it was dedicated by the College of Dendrofori of which Hilarus himself was a member, as part of their home
Restorations were carried out in the first half of the third century
Dendrofori means "Bearers of the tree", the pine sanctified in which Attis was identified. It was part of the cult of Cybele and was carried in procession here every year on March 22 from the Temple of Magna Mater on the Palatine
Nearby GAUDENTIUS HOUSE, Senator who lived at the beginning of the fifth century. The house however was built in the second half of the third century
The remains are in the area of the OSPEDALE MILITARE DEL CELIO (Celium Hill Military Hospital) built in 1885/91 by Luigi Durand de la Penne (1838/1921) and Salvatore Bianchi (1821/84)
In 2002 the archaeological site was arranged nicely

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A Hilarianus által épített Basilica Hilariana a Celión:
2016.05.06.
http://www.romadvisor.it/basilica-hilariana-5049
http://rometour.org/celio-military-hospital-basilica-hilariana-and-celimontana-or-pio-ix-fountain.html
http://wikimapia.org/22982967/Basilica-Hilariana
https://it.wikipedia.org/wiki/Basiliche_civili_antiche_di_Roma
http://www.romartguide.it/italiano/schedemusei/Basilica_Hilariana.html
http://archeoroma.beniculturali.it/en/node/148
http://divisare.com/projects/15597-2tr-architettura-sistemazione-dell-area-archeologica-basilica-hilariana-in-roma

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