Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, XENODOCHIUM DE VIA NOVA

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ACCA LARENTIA, ARA - AQUA ANNIA

ACCA LARENTIA, ARA

AEDICULA CAPRARIA

AERARIUM SATURNI

AESCULAPIUS, AEDES

AGER L. PETILII :

AGRIPPAE TEMPLUM

AIUS LOCUTIUS, ARA

ALBIONARUM LUCUS

AMPHITHEATRUM CALIGULAE

AMPHITHEATRUM CASTRENSE

AMPHITHEATRUM FLAVIUM

AMPHITHEATRUM NERONIS

AMPHITHEATRUM STATILII TAURI

ANAGLYPHA TRAIANI

ATONINUS, TEMPLUM

ANTONINUS ET FAUSTINA, TEMPLUM

ANTRUM (Notitia)

ἈΦΡΔΙΣΙΟΝ :

APOLLO ARGENTEUS

APOLLO CAELISPEX

APOLLO PALATINUS, AEDES

APOLLO SANDALIARIUS

APOLLO, TEMPLUM

AQUA ALEXANDRI(A)NA

AQUA ANTONINIANA - ARCUS CLAUDII (I)

ARCUS CLAUDII (2) - AREA CARRUCES

AREA CONCORDIAE - AVENTINUS MONS

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XENODOCHIUM DE VIA NOVA

a hospital mentioned once in the sixth century (Greg. Magn. reg. i. 42; Kehr i. 156; LPD ii. 46, n. 108). It is doubtful which Nova via is meant.

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

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