Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, PORTUS PARRAE

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PACATI F(UNDUS ?) - PONS LAPIDEUS

PONS LEPIDI - PORTA RATUMENNA

PORTA RAUDUSCULANA - PORTICUS METELLI

PORTICUS MILIARENSIS - PUTEAL IN COMITIO

PORTICUS MILIARENSIS

PORTICUS MILIARIA

PORTICUS MINUCIA

PORTICUS AD NATIONES

PORTICUS POST NAVALIA

PORTICUS OCTAVIA

PORTICUS OCTAVIAE

PORTICUS PALLANTIANA

PORTICUS PALMATA

PORTICUS PHILIPPI

PORTICUS EXTRA PORTAM FONTINALEM

PORTICUS EXTRA PORTAM TRIGEMINAM

PORTICUS PURPURETICA

PORTICUS QUIRINI

PORTICUS SAEPTORUM

PORTICUS POMPEI

PORTICUS SEVERI

PORTICUS POST SPEI

PORTICUS THERMARUM TRAIANARUM

PORTICUS TRI(UMPHI)

PORTICUS VIPSANIA

PORTUS CORNELI(I)

PORTUS LICINI(I)

PORTUS NEAPOLITANUS

PORTUS TIBERINUS

PORTUS VINARIUS

Ποσειδώνιον

POSTERULAE IN MURO AURELIANO

PRAEDIA GALBANA

PRAEFECTURA URBANA

PRAENESTIUS COLLIS

PRIVATA (DOMUS) HADRIANI

PRIVATA (DOMUS) TRAIANI

PROVIDENTIA AUGUSTA, ARA

PUDICITIA PATRICIA, SACELLUM

PUDICITIA PLEBEIA, SACELLUM

PULVINAR AD CIRCUM MAXIMUM

PULVINAR SOLIS :

PUTEAL LIBONIS PUTEAL SCRIBONIANUM

PUTEAL IN COMITIO

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PORTUS PARRAE

a warehouse for bricks known only from its occurrence on inscribed tiles of the time of Hadrian (CIL xv. 409-412).

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

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