Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, VICUS [SIL]ANI SALIENTIS

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VALLIS EGERIAE - VIA NOVA

VIA OSTIENSIS - VICUS FORTUNATI

VICUS FRUMENTARIUS - VICUS [SIL]ANI SALIENTIS

VICUS FRUMENTARIUS

VICUS HONORIS ET VIRTUTIS

VICUS HUIUSCE DIEI

VICUS IANUCLENSIS

VICUS IOVIS FAGUTALIS

VICUS LACI FUNDANI

VICUS LACI MILIARI

VICUS LARUM ALITUM

VICUS LARUM CURIALIUM

VICUS LICINIANUS

VICUS LONGI AQUILAE

VICUS LORETI MINORIS, MAIORIS

VICUS MATERIARIUS

VICUS MERCURII EBRII

VICUS MUNDICIEI

VICUS PACRAI ...

VICUS PALLACINAE

VICUS PANISPERNAE

VICUS PATRICIUS

VICUS PISCINAE PUBLICAE

VICUS PLATANONIS

VICUS PORTAE COLLINAE

VICUS PORTAE NAEVIAE

VICUS PORTAE R(A)UDUSCULANAE

VICUS PULVERARIUS

VICUS RACILIANI MAIORIS-MINORIS

VICUS ROSTRATAE

VICUS SALUTARIS

VICUS SANDALIARIUS

VICUS ... MI PUBLICI

VICUS SCELERATUS

VICUS [SIL]ANI SALIENTIS

VICUS SOBRIUS - VORTUMNUS, SIGNUM

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VICUS [SIL]ANI SALIENTIS

a street on the Aventine in Region XII (CIL vi. 975), which seems to have been named from a fountain.

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

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