Jennie, Alaric and his soldiers may have damaged it when they occupied Rome but probably the most damage done was by the civilian population looking for building materials. 

Probably stole the materials from his wall.Blue granite, 66 miles, Solway Firth to the Tyne.

Let's face it; thereason why this thread is so short is because you gummy - eyed little perverts (Ladies excluded, it goes without saying) wanted to see more of this.

 

 

For a good pornographic read, try "Those who are about to die" by Dan Mannix. Only don't let your Latin master catch you.

Peter

I ain't gummy-eyed.

Then you're not doing your twilight field studies properly

 

 

Busy busy busy

Nope, when my eyes & eye lids get a little itchy, I just stick out my tongue and lick'em clean.

Thus speaks a good History Site man........

The Irish disease.

Not their potatoes, just their spuds.

Spelt it wrong, Lew. Puds, as in pulling them.

Hi,

All you are a little wrong. In 442, 508, 801 and 847 after C. the Colosseum suffered a group of earthquakes that caused a lot of damages and that was the pretext for use it like a quarry in Middle Age.

 

Valete bene