Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, SEP. HIRTII

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TABERNAE CIRCA FORUM - TIBURTIUS COLLIS

TABERNAE CIRCA FORUM

TABERNAE ARGENTARIAE

TABERNAE PLEBEIAE

TABERNAE SEPTEM (QUINQUE)

TEMPESTATES, AEDES

TERMINUS, FANUM

THEATRUM MARCELLI

THEATRUM POMPEI

THEATRUM TRAIANI

THE(N)SARIUM VETUS IN CAPITOLIO

THERMAE AGRIPPAE

THERMAE ALEXANDRINAE

THERMAE ANTONINIANAE (CARACALLAE)

THERMAE AURELIANAE

THERMAE CLEANDRI

THERMAE COMMODIANAE

THERMAE CONSTANTINIANAE

THERMAE DECIANAE

THERMAE DIOCLETIANI

THERMAE DOMITII

THERMAE ETRUSCI

THERMAE GORDIANI

THERMAE HELENAE

THERMAE MAXENTII

THERMAE NERONIANAE

THERMAE SEPTIMIANAE

THERMAE SEVERIANAE

THERMAE SEVERIANAE

THERMAE SURANAE

THERMAE TIMOTHEI

THERMAE TRAIANI

TIBURTIUS COLLIS

TIBERIS - TUTILINAE LOCA

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SEP. HIRTII

the tomb of A. Hirtius, consul in 43 B.C. in the campus Martius (Liv. Epit. 119; Veil. ii. 62). Its exact location is unknown (cf. SEP. PANSAE).

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

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