Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, SACRA URBS, TEMPLUM , SERAPIS, AEDES , STATUA HORATII COCLITIS

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SACRA URBS, TEMPLUM - SEP. P. AELII GUTTAE CALPURNIANI

SEP. AGRIPPAE - SERAPEUM

SERAPIS, AEDES - STATUA SULLAE

SIGNUM AESCULAPII

SIGNUM VORTUMNI

SILVANUS, SACELLA

SOL (ET LUNA), AEDES

SOL MALACHBELUS (BELUS)

SPES, TEMPLUM NOVUM

STABULA FACTIONIS PRASINAE

STABULA IIII FACTIONUM

STADIUM AUGUSTI

STADIUM CAESARIS

STADIUM PALATINUM

STADIUM DOMITIANI

STAGNUM AGRIPPAE

STAGNUM NERONIS

STATIONES MUNICIPIORUM

STATIONES VIGILUM

STATUA ANTONII MUSAE

STATUA ATTI NAVI

STATUA L. BRUTI

STATUA CLOELIAE

STATUA HERMODORI

STATUA HORATII COCLITIS

STATUA (LORICATA) DIVI IULII

STATUA Q. MARCI REGIS

STATUA Q. MARCI TREMULI

STATUAE REGUM ROMANORUM

STATUA SALONINI GALLIENI

STATUA TARACIAE GAIAE - SYRACUSAE ET TECHNYPHION

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STATUA HORATII COCLITIS

a statue, originally set up on the comitium, which was struck by lightning and removed to the Volcanal (Gell. iv. 5). Its later history is unknown.

A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome. Samuel Ball Platner. Thomas Ashby. London: Humphrey Milford. Oxford University Press. 1929.

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