Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, OLLIANA, DOMUS

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DEA CARNA, SACRUM - ARRUNTIUS STELLA, DOMUS

L. ASINIUS RUFUS, DOMUS - M. COCCEIUS NERVA, DOMUS

COMMODIANA, DOMUS - A. HORTENSIUS LICINIANUS, DOMUS

HORTENSIUS, DOMUS - CN. OCTAVIUS, DOMUS

L. OCTAVIUS FELIX, DOMUS - Q. AURELIUS SYMMACHUS, DOMUS

L. OCTAVIUS FELIX, DOMUS

M. OPELLIIUS MACRINUS

PACILIANA, DOMUS

PACTUMEIA LUCILIA, DOMUS

PALATINA, DOMUS

PARTHORUM SEPTEM, DOMUS

PESCENNIANA, DOMUS

PETRONIUS MAXIMUS, DOMUS

PHILIPPUS, DOMUS

PINCIANA, DOMUS

PLAUTIUS LATERANUS, DOMUS

C. PLINIUS SECUNDUS, DOMUS

CN. POMPEIUS, DOMUS

POMPONII, DOMUS

POSTUMII, DOMUS

SEX. PROPERTIUS, DOMUS

PULVERATA, DOMUS

REX SACRORUM, DOMUS

L. ROSCIUS AELIANUS PACULUS, DOMUS :

ROIUS HILARIO, DOMUS

ROSTRATA, DOMUS

C. SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS, DOMUS

M. SALLUSTIUS RUFUS TITILIANUS, DOMUS

M. AEMILIUS SAURUS, DOMUS

P. SCIPIO AFRICANUS, DOMUS

SCIPIO NASICA, DOMUS

Q. SEIUS POSTUMUS, DOMUS

L. SEMPRONIUS RUFUS, DOMUS

M. SERVILIUS FABIANUS, DOMUS

SERVIUS TULLIUS, DOMUS

C. SESTIUS, DOMUS

T. SEXTIUS AFRICANUS, DOMUS

SEXTIA CETHEGILLA

SILVERIUS, DOMUS

APP. SILVIUS IUNIUS SILVINUS, DOMUS

D. SIMONIUS PROCULUS IULIANUS, DOMUS

SISENNA STATILIUS, DOMUS

SPURIUS MAXIMUS, DOMUS

C. STERTINIUS XENOPHON, DOMUS

C. SUETRIUS SABINUS, DOMUS

P. SULLA, DOMUS

SULPICIA PACATA, DOMUS

SULPICIA C.F. TRIARIA, DOMUS

Q. AURELIUS SYMMACHUS, DOMUS

TAMPILIANA, DOMUS - DUOS AMANTES, AD

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OLLIANA, DOMUS

known only from an inscribed fistula (CIL xv. 7256) of unknown provenience, perhaps of the Christian period (BC 1890, 74).

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

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