

Views of Rome: Remains of the Temple of Apollo near Hadrian's Villa
Remains of a large, semicircular ancient stone building with a flat top and many arches. The building has a tall wall on the left and a shorter wall on the right. There are several people and a dog in the foreground. Trees and bushes are growing out of the top and sides of the structure. The sky is cloudy.
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