Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, BASILICA ANTONIARUM DUARUM

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BACCHUS, SACELLUM - BASILICA CLAUDII

BACCHUS, SACELLUM

BALNEUM ABASCANTI

BALNEA ALEXANDRI

BALINEUM AMPELIDIS

BALINEUM ANTIOCHIANI

BALINEUM BOLANI

BALNEUM CAESARIS

BALNEUM CHARINI

BALNEUM CLAUDIANUM

BALNEUM CLAUDII ETRUSCI

BALINEUM COTINI

BALNEUM CRISPINI

BALINEUM DAFNIDIS

BALINEUM DIANES(AE)

BALINEUM FAUSTI

BALINEUM FORTUNATI

BALINEUM GERMANI

BALINEAE GORDIANI

BALINEUM GRATIARUM

BALINEUM GRYLLI

BALINEUM IULIORUM AKARIORUM

BALINEUM MAMERTINI

BALNEUM MERCURII

BALNEA NAERATII CEREALIS

BALNEAE PALATII

BALNEAE PALLACINAE

BALINEUM PHOEBI

BALNEUM PLAUTI(A)NI

BALNEUM POLYCLETI

BALINEUM PRISCI

BALINEUM SCRIBONIOLUM

BALNEA STEPHANI

BALNEUM QUI COGNOMINATUR TEMPLUS (in vicum Longum)

BALNEUM TIGELLINI

BALINEUM TORQUATI

BALINEUM VERULANUM

ΒΑΛΑΝΕΙΟΝ ΤΙΜΟΘΙΝΩΝ

BALINEUM VESPASIANI

BASILICA AEMILIA BASILICA PAULI

BASILICA ALEXANDRINA

BASILICA ANTONIARUM DUARUM

BASILICA ARGENTARIA

BASILICA CALABRA

BASILICA CLAUDII

BASILICA CONSTANTINI - BUSTA GALLICA

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BASILICA ANTONIARUM DUARUM

mentioned only in one inscription (CIL vi. 5536). These Antoniae may have been the daughters of Octavia and Antonius.

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

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