Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, VICUS FORTUNAE OBSEQUENTIS

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IANICULUM - IUNO SOSPITA (2)

IANUS, CONCORDIA, SALUS, PAX, STATUAE

IANUS CURIATIUS, ARA

IANUS QUADRIFRONS

IANUS QUADRIFRONS, TEMPLUM

INSULA AESCULAPII

INSULA CUMINIANA

INSULA FELICLES

INSULA SERPENTIS EPIDAURI

INSULA SERTORIANA

INSULA TIBERINA

INSULA VITALIANA

INTER FALCARIOS

INTER DUOS LUCOS (1)

INTER DUOS LUCOS (2)

INTER DUOS PONTES

ISIS ATHENODORIA

ISIUM METELLINUM

AB ISIS ET SERAPIS

ISIS ET SERAPIS IN CAPITOLIO

ISIS ET SERAPIS IN CAMPO

IULIUS, DIVUS, AEDES

IUNO LUCINA, LUCUS

IUNO LUCINA, AEDES

IUNO MONETA, AEDES

IUNO REGINA, TEMPLUM

IUNO REGINA, AEDES

IUNO REGINA IN PORTICU OCTAVIAE

IUNO SORORIA, ARA

IUNO SOSPITA, AEDES (1)

IUNO SOSPITA (2)

IUPPITER IUNO MINERVA, SACELLUM - IUVENTAS, AEDICULA

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VICUS FORTUNAE OBSEQUENTIS

a street somewhere in Region I (CIL vi. 975), obviously named from some shrine of Fortuna Obsequens.

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

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