Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, TIFATA MANCINA

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TABERNAE CIRCA FORUM - TIBURTIUS COLLIS

TIBERIS - TUTILINAE LOCA

TIGILLUM SORORIUM

DIVUS TITUS, AEDES

DIVUS TRAIANUS, TEMPLUM

AD TRES FORTUNAS

AD TRES SILANOS

TRIBUNAL AURELIUM

TRIBUNAL PRAETORIS

TRIBUNAL TRAIANI

TRIBUNAL VESPASIANI TITI DOMITIANI

TROPAEA GERMANICI

TROPAEA NERONIS

TUGURIUM FAUSTULI

TUMULUS MAECENATIS

TUMULUS OCTAVIORUM

TURRIS MAECENATIANA

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TIFATA MANCINA

a grove of holy oaks in an unknown part of the city, and named after an unknown Mancinus (Fest. 131: Mancina tifata appellabantur quod Mancinus habuit insignem domum quae publicata est eo interfecto; cf. TIFATA CURIA; Hermes 1911 , 305-308).

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

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