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

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FAGUTAL - FORTUNA, TEMPLUM NOVUM

FAUSTA FELICITAS

FAUSTINAE AEDICULA

FEBRIS, TEMPLUM

FECUNDITAS, TEMPLUM

FELICITAS (SACELLUM, ARA ?)

FELICITAS ( ϝαὸς Εὐτυχίας ）

FELICITAS, AEDES

FELICITAS IN CAPITOLIO

FERONIA, LUCUS IN CAMPO MARTIO

FICUS RUMINALIS

FONS CAMENARUM :

FONS SCAURIANUS

FORNIX CALPURNIUS

FORNIX FABIANUS

FORNIX SCIPIONIS

FORNIX STERTINII

FORNICES STERTINII

FORS FORTUNA, FANUM

FORTUNA EQUESTRIS, AEDES

FORTUNA HUIUSCE DIEI, AEDES

FORTUNA HUIUSCE DIEI

FORTUNA MALA, ARA

FORTUNAE (TRES), AEDES

FORTUNA MAMMOSA

FORTUNA, TEMPLUM NOVUM

FORTUNA OBSEQUENS - FURRINA

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A FURCA

found on one inscription: Iulius casarus a furca (CIL vi. 9238); apparently a district of the city.

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

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