And lastly, we had a villa, which was beloved of the Romans, but also a name given to many houses in the Victorian era. The definition of a villa is a large Roman house, with assorted buildings arranged around a central courtyard. It is not hard to see how this led to the word village.
There is another set of Liebig cards that covers Villas = S1064 "Villas, Anciennes et Modern" (1912) - or Villas, old and new = but if you know more please tell and we will add them in here
This set seems to be unnumbered, but the subjects are :
Villa Borghese - Vue de la facade principale du Grand Casino
Villa D`Este - Vue du Palais
Villa du Pape Giulio - Vue generale du Casino
Villa Farnese - Vue generale
Villa Medici - Vue du Palais et la Galerie
Villa Pia - Casino du Pape vue generale
Our card is the last named above, and it was indeed the Villa of the Pope. You can read more about it at Wikipedia/VillaPia