1 Porta Capena 13250

2 Caelimontium 13600

3 Isis and Serapis 12757

4 Templum Pacis 2757

5 Esquiliae 13750

6 Alta Semita 13403

7 Via Lata 13805

8 Forum Romanum 13480

9 Circus Flaminius 12777

10 The Palace 2642

11 Circus Maximus 2600

12 Public Pool 12487

13 Aventine 12487

14 Trans-Tiber 14405

1 Porta Capena. Special buildings 1 Temple of Honour and Virtue 2 fountain dedicated to the muses 3 Lake of Prometheus 4 Baths of Torquatus and Vespasian 5 Severian and Commodian hot baths 6 Parks of Apollo and Splenis 7 District connected with cloth-making 8 Place where imperial carriages were kept 9 Baths of T. Flavius Abascantus (freedman of Domitian) and S. Petronius Mamertinus (praetorian prefect 139-1AD) 10 public square where private carriages might be left (banned in Rome itself) 11 Temples of Mars and Minerva and Tempest 12 river Almo 13 Arches of the deified Verus Parthicus and deified Trajan and Drusus Types of structures 1 Streets 10 2 Shrines 10 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3250 6 Houses 120 7 Grain warehouses 16 8 Bath houses 86 9 Cisterns 81/87 10 Bakeries/mills 20 11 Circumference in paces 12211/12.74=9.0Km 5.18.

2 Caelimontium. 1 temple of Claudius 2 great food-market 3 brothels 4 cave of the Cyclops 5 5th cohort of watchmen 6 barracks of soldiers temporarily in Rome 7 Head of Africa 8 sacred tree 9 house of Philip 10 Victilian house 11 gladiators' pre-morning warm-up area 12 place where armour of dead gladiators was removed (Seneca Ad Lucil. 93:1Hist. August. Commodus 18:19:. 13 gladiator first-aid station 14 Golden Flake (= a lodge of Nero's Golden House) 1 Streets 7 2 Shrines 7 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3,600 6 Houses 127 7 Grain warehouses 27 8 Bath houses 85 9 Cisterns 65 10 Bakeries/mills 15 11 Circumference in paces 12,200

3 Isis and Serapis. 1 Mint 2 amphitheatre with 87000 seats 3 House of Brutius Praesens (AD 180) 4 principal supplier of theatrical goods 5 lake of the shepherds 6 schools of quaestors and caplatores (olive-press labourers). 7 Titian and Trajanic hot bathhouses 8 Portico of Livia  9 barracks of sailors detached from the fleet at Misenum to work in the amphitheatre 1 Streets 12 2 Shrines 12 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,757 6 Houses 60/160 7 Grain warehouses 8 Bath houses 80 9 Cisterns 65 10 Bakeries/mills 16 11 Circumference in paces 12,350

4 Templum Pacis. 1 Apsidal gate containing spoils of Jerusalem 2 park of Vulcan 3 golden trumpet 4 Statue of Apollo in the Sandalarian vicus 5 temple of Earth 6 Chartarian grain warehouse 7 Possibly a gate with two altars  8 colossal statue 100 feet high.  On its head are 7 rays each feet long. 9 sweating cone 10 temple of Rome and Venus 11 temple of Jupiter Statoris 12  sacred way 13 new/Constantinian basilica 14 temple of Faustina 15 basilica of Paul 16 market of passers-through 17 Subura 18 bath-house of Daphne Streets 8 1 Streets ? 2 Shrines 8 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,757 6 Houses 88 7 Grain warehouses 18 8 Bath houses 65/75 9 Cisterns 71/78 10 Bakeries/mills 15 11 Circumference in paces 13,000

5 Esquiliae. 1 Orpheus Lake 2 Livian food-market 3 nympheum of the deified Alexander 4 2nd cohort of watchmen 5 G temple of Hercules Sulla 6 Palatine gardens 7 Military theatre (amphitheatrum castrensem) 8 temple of Minerva the healer 9 temple of patrician Isis Streets 15 1 Streets ? 2 Shrines 15 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3,750 6 Houses 180 7 Grain warehouses 22 8 Bath houses 75 9 Cisterns 74 10 Bakeries/mills 15 11 Circumference in paces 15,600

6 Alta Semita. 1 temple of Safety and Serapis 2 temple of Flora 3 ancient Capitol 4 statue of Mamurus 5 temple of the god Quirinus 6 wicked Carthaginian 7 Salustian gardens 8 temple of the Flavian gens 9 Diocletian and Constantinian hot bath house  10 3rd cohort of watchmen / The praetorian barracks 11 Ten Taverns 12  white hens 13 white park Streets 17 1 Streets ? 2 Shrines 17 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3,403 6 Houses 146 7 Grain warehouses 18 8 Bath houses 75 9 Cisterns 73 10 Bakeries/mills 16 11 Circumference in paces 15,700

7 Via Lata. 1 Perforated Stone 2 lake of Ganymede 3 1st cohort of watchmen 4 new arch 5 nympheum of Jupiter 6 Caprarian shrine 7 Park of Agrippa 8 temple of the Sun and barracks for the urban cohort 9 Gypsian and Constantinian portico 10 temple of the two new Hopes and Fortunes 11 horse of Tiridates king of Armenia 12 Swine market 13  Largian gardens 14 Tame animals 1 Streets 15 2 Shrines 15 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3,805 6 Houses 120 7 Grain warehouses 25 8 Bath houses 75 9 Cisterns 76 10 Bakeries/mills 15 11 Circumference in paces 13,300

8 Forum Romanum vel Magnum. 1 golden statue of the Genius of the Roman people. 2 golden equestrian statue of Constantine 3 Senate 4 name given in late antiquity to the 'Chalcidicum' of Augustus; a courtyard. 5 Fora of Augustus Nerva and Trajan Caesar 6 Temple of Trajan and the spiral pillar 1paces high it has 1steps inside windows. 7 6th cohort of watchmen 8 basilica of the bankers' exchange 9 temple of Concord 10 navel of Rome 11 temples of Saturn and Vespasian and Titus 12  Capitol 13 golden milestone 14 Street from the forum to the Carmentalian gate taking its name from an altar of Juno Iuga. 15 basilica Julia 16 temples of Castor and Minerva 17 temple of Vesta 18 Agrippian and Germanician grain warehouses. 19 Courtyard of Cacus 20 pearl portico 21 elephant herbarium 1 Streets 34 2 Shrines 34 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 3,480 6 Houses 130 7 Grain warehouses 18 8 Bath houses 85/86 9 Cisterns 120 10 Bakeries/mills 20 11 Circumference in paces 14,067 Inc. Atrium Minervai

9 Circus Flaminius. 1 stables 4 in number of the 6/8 factions 2 Temple 3 portico of Philip 4 Two old Minucian porticos holding foodstuffs (after M. Minucius 1BC). 5 Covered porch of Balbus 6 3 theatres firstly that of Balbus which takes 11,500 places 7 Theater of Pompey takes 20,500 places 8 Theater of Marcellus takes 17,500 places 9 Odium takes 11,600 places 10 Stadium takes 30,000 places 11 campus Martius (=field of Mars) 12  place where the 'trigae' exercised for chariot-racing. 13 Probably a large square where wines were disembarked 14 pantheon 15 basilica of Neptune Matidies and Marcian 16 temple of the deified Antoninus and ?? column 1paces high it has 203 steps inside and windows 17 Hadrianeum 18 Alexandrian and Agrippian hot baths 19 Portico of the Argonauts and Meleager 20 temple of Isis and Serapis 21  temple of Minerva Calcidica 22  temple of the gods 23 Insula Felicles (= a Roman skyscraper) 1 Streets 35 2 Shrines 35 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,777 6 Houses 140 7 Grain warehouses 25 8 Bath houses 63 9 Cisterns 120 10 Bakeries/mills 15 11 Circumference in paces 32,500 x .= 2,406.78 temple Herculis Gelenius theatra Pompei and Marcelli) stadium capit  3,388

10 Palace. 1 house of Romulus 2 temple of the Mother of the gods and Apollo Ramnusis 3 5-arched entrace (to the temple of Jove Ultor) 4 house of Augustus and Tiberius 5 augur-station 6 Palatine area 7 temple of Jupiter Victor 8 house of Dion 9 old senate-house 10 statue of fortune 11 Septizonium of the deified Severus 12  temple of German Victory 13 wolf-cave 1 Streets 20 2 Shrines 20 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,642/2,742 6 Houses 89 7 Grain warehouses 48 8 Bath houses 44 9 Cisterns 89/90 10 Bakeries/mills 20 11 Circumference in paces 11,510

11 Circus Maximus 485,000 places. 1 Arch of Deified Constantine 2 Temple of the Sun and the Moon 3 temple of the Mother of the gods and Jupiter arboratoris 4  temple of Ceres 5 gates 6 temple of Mercury 7 temple of Dis Pater 8 temple of Ceres 9 Trigeminal gate in the Servian wall 10 temple of Apollo Heavengazer 11 temple of Hercules of the olive-oil traders 12  velabrum district the industry and trading centre 13 temple of Fortune 1 Streets 21 2 Shrines 21 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,600 6 Houses 88/89 7 Grain warehouses 16 8 Bath houses 15 9 Cisterns 20 10 Bakeries/mills 16 11 Circumference in paces 11,500

12 Public Pool. 1 Hadrian's private house when first adopted by Trajan 2 Radicarian park 3 new road 4 temple 5 statue of Isis by the Greek sculptor Athenodorus 6 temple of the Good goddess at the cliff-foot 7 Road 8 Antonine hot baths 9 Seven houses of the Parthians 10 Field of the cattle-merchants 11 house of L. Fabius Cilo consul in 204 AD 12  4th cohort of watchmen 13 house of Annia Conficia Faustina sister of Marcus Aurelius 1 Streets 17 2 Shrines 17 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,487 6 Houses 113 7 Grain warehouses 27 8 Bath houses 63 9 Cisterns 80/81 10 Bakeries/mills 20 11 Circumference in paces 12,000

13 Aventine. 1 Public square at the top of the hill where the purification of arms was celebrated 2 temple of Diana and Minerva 3 Three Nymphea 4 Licinius Sura and Decian hot bath houses 5 temple of Jupiter Dolichenus 6 Private house of Trajan when he was adopted by Nerva 7 golden map 8 Plantations (probably a street or district) 9 grain warehouse of Galba and the Anicii 10 Fabarian portico (vegetable-market) 11 ladders of Cassius 12  marketplace of the millers 1 Streets 18 2 Shrines 17/18 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 2,487 6 Houses 130 7 Grain warehouses 35 8 Bath houses 44/60 9 Cisterns 89 10 Bakeries/mills 20 11 Circumference in paces 18,000

14 Trans-Tiber. 1 Gaianum (=a field for horse-racing created by Caligula) and the Phrygianum (=temple of Magna Mater Cybele) 2 5 (or Vatican and Augustean sea-battle sites (The five sea-battle sites) 3 gardens of Domitius 4 Janiculum 5 bath house of Ampelis Priscus and Diana 6 Valerian statue 7 7th cohort of watchmen 8 head of the Gorgon 9 Hercules sleeping under the centre of the earth under whom much gold has been put 10 Temple of Fors Fortuna (goddess of accidental fortune) 11 College of the Septimian leather-workers 12  Hercules sleeping 13 Bruttian and Codetanum fields 14 Gardens of Geta (son of Septimus Severus) 15 Barracks of the state litter-bearers 1 Streets 78 2 Shrines 78 3 Vicomagistrates 48 4 Curatores 2 5 Apartments 4,405 6 Houses 150 7 Grain warehouses 22 8 Bath houses 86 9 Cisterns 180 10 Bakeries/mills 24 11 Circumference in paces 33,388