Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, VALLIS EGERIAE , VIA OSTIENSIS , VICUS COLUMNAE LIGNEAE

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VALLIS EGERIAE - VIA NOVA

VIA OSTIENSIS - VICUS FORTUNATI

VIA PRAENESTINA

VIA TRIUMPHALIS (1)

VIA TRIUMPHALIS (2)

VICTORIA, AEDES

VICTORIA VIRGO, AEDICULA

VICUS AESCULETI

VICUS APOLLINIS

VICUS ARMILUSTRI

VICUS BRUTIANUS

VICUS BUBLARIUS

VICUS CAMENARUM

VICUS CAPITIS AFRICAE

VICUS CAPITIS CANTERI

VICUS CAPRARIUS

VICUS COLLIS VIMINALIS

VICUS COLUMNAE LIGNEAE

VICUS COMPITI PASTORIS

VICUS DRUSIANUS

VICUS ... IONUM FERRARIARUM

VICUS FORTUNAE DUBIAE

VICUS FORTUNAE MAMMOSAE

VICUS FORTUNAE OBSEQUENTIS

VICUS FORTUNAE RESPICIENTIS

VICUS FORTUNATI

VICUS FRUMENTARIUS - VICUS [SIL]ANI SALIENTIS

VICUS SOBRIUS - VORTUMNUS, SIGNUM

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VICUS COLUMNAE LIGNEAE

a street somewhere in Region XIII (CIL vi 975), but otherwise unknown. The explanation of the name is obvious.

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

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