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

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

SACRA URBS, TEMPLUM

SALUTARIS COLLIS

SATURNUS, AEDES

SCALAE ANULARIAE

SCALAE [? CA]NINIAE

SCALAE DEUM PENATIUM

SCALAE GEMONIAE

SCALAE TARQUITIAE

SCHOLA CALCARIENSIUM

SCHOLA CARRUCARIORUM

SCHOLA FABRUM SOLIARIUM BAXIARIUM

SCHOLA FORI TRAIANI

SCHOLA KALATORUM PONTIFICUM

SCHOLA PORTICUS OCTAVIAE

SCHOLA QUAESTORUM ET CAPLATORUM

SCHOLA QUINDECIMVIRUM SACRIS FACIUNDIS

SCHOLA SODALIUM SERRENSIUM

SECRETARIUM CIRCI

SECRETARIUM SENATUS

SECRETARIUM TELLURENSE

SEMO SANCUS, AEDES

SENACULUM MULIERUM

SEPTEM CAESARES

SEPTEM TABERNAE

SEPULCRUM ACCAE LARENTIAE

SEP. P. AELII GUTTAE CALPURNIANI

SEP. AGRIPPAE - SERAPEUM

SERAPIS, AEDES - STATUA SULLAE

STATUA TARACIAE GAIAE - SYRACUSAE ET TECHNYPHION

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FORNIX CALPURNIUS

a decorative arch, mentioned only once (Oros. v. 9), that appears to have stood on the clivus Capitolinus, below the temple of Jupiter.

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

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