[Footnote 82: The description of this mausoleum, or mole, in
Procopius, (l. i. c. 25.) is the first and best. The height
above the walls. On Nolli's great plan, the sides measure
260 English feet.
Note: Donatus and Nardini suppose that Hadrian's tomb was
fortified by Honorius; it was united to the wall by men of
old, (Procop in loc.) Gibbon has mistaken the breadth for
the height above the walls Hobhouse, Illust. of Childe
Harold, p. 302. - M.]