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

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DIVUS HADRIANUS TEMPLUM, HADRIANEUM - HORTI ACILIORUM

DIVUS HADRIANUS TEMPLUM, HADRIANEUM

HERCULES, TEMPLUM

HERCULES, TEMPLUM (?)

HERCULES CUBANS

HERCULES CUSTOS, AEDES

HERCULES FUNDAN(I)US, TEMPLUM

HERCULIS INVICTI ARA MAXIMA

HERCULES INVICTUS

HERCULES MUSARUM, AEDES

HERCULES OLIVARIUS

HERCULES POMPEIANUS, AEDES

HERCULES PRIMIGENIUS

HERCULES SULLANUS

HERCULES VICTOR, AEDES

HERCULES VICTOR (INVICTUS), AEDES

HIPPODROMUS PALATII

HONOS ET VIRTUS, AEDES

HONOS ET VIRTUS, AEDES

HORREA AGRIPPIANA

HORREA AGRIPPINIANA

HORREA ANICIANA

HORREA CAESARIS

HORREA CANDELARIA

HORREA CHARTARIA

HORREA FAENIANA

HORREA GERMANICIANA

HORREA LEONIANA

HORREA LOLLIANA

HORREA PEDUCEIANA

HORREA PETRONIANA

HORREA PIPERATARIA

HORREA POSTUMIANA

HORREA SEMPRONIA

HORREA SEVERIANA

HORREA SULPICIA

HORREA Q. TINEI SACERDOTIS

HORREA UMMID(IANA)

HORREA VESPASIANI

HORREA VOLUSIANA

HORTI ACILIORUM

HORTI AGRIPPAE - HORTI REGULI

HORTI SALLUSTIANI - HORTI VOLUSIANI

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SCALAE TARQUITIAE

mentioned only once (Fest. 363: Tarquitias scalas quas Tarquinius Superbus fecerit, abominandi eius nominis gratia ita appellatas esse ait (i.e. Verrius) volgo existimari) and quite unknown, although the suggestion that they were steps up to the Capitol is plausible enough (Pais, Ancient Legends, III).

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

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