Adam 3001
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Spoliatorium Natantium
300b
Stabula IV factionum
3002
Stadium
3003
stagnum : a piece of standing water (whether permanent or formed by the overflow of a stream), a pool, pond, swamp, fen, etc.
Stagnum Agrippae
3004
Stagnum Neronis
3005
Stationarius Milites
300a
Stationes Militum
3006
Stationes Militum
3007
Stationes Nocturnae
3008
Stirling, James
3009
Substructiones
3011
Suetonius
3012
taberna
3013
Tabernae Ecsedariorum
3014
Tacitus
3015
Tafuri, Manfredo
3016
3016a
3016b
3016c
3016d
3016e
Temp. Apollin.
3017
Templa Jovis, Martis et Veneris
3018
templum : literally, a space marked out; hence, in particular, in augury, an open place for observation, marked out by the auger with his staff; an open, clear, broad space, a curcuit; a consecrated or sacred place, a sanctuary; a place dedicated to some particular deity, a fane, temple, shrine
Templum Adriani
301b
Templum Anubis
3019
Templum Apollinis
3020
Templum Apollinis et Clatra
3021
Templum Bacchi
3022
Templum Bellonae
3023
Templum Boni Eventus
3024
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T. Bruti Callaici
302a
Templum Castoris
3025
Templum Castorum
3026
Templum Deorum Larium Parmarini
3027
Templum Diana
3028
Templum Divi Antonini
3029
Templum Florae
3030
Templum Fortis Fortuna
3031
Templum Hercules Custodis
3032
Templum Herculis
3033
Templum Isidis ab Antonin. Carac. construct.
3034
Templum Isidis Campens
3035
Templum Isidis et Serapidis
3036
Templum Jani
3037
3037a
Templum Jovis
303a
Templum Jovis Pompejani
3038
Templum Jovis Statoris
3039
Templum Juno Regin.
3041
Templum Junonis
3042
Templum Manium Augustorum
304c
Templum Marcianae
304f
Templum Martis (Agonalis)
3043
Templum Martis / Apparatorium Triumphatorum
3044
3044a
3044b
Templum Matidiae
304a
Templum Minervae
304d
Templum Minervae Pompey M. opus
3045
Templum Neptuni
3046
Templum Neptuni
304e
Templum Neptuni (cum Stagnum)
304b
Templum Novum Fortunae
3047
Templum Novum Quirini
3048
Templum Novum Spei
3049
T. Pietatis
3050
Templ. Plotinae
3051
Templum Plutonis
3052
Templum Romuli
3053
Templum Saturnae
305a
Templum Serapidis
3054
Templum Solis ab Aureliano construct.
3055
Templem Spei Veteris
3056
Templum Trajani
305b
Templem Thetidus
3057
T. Veneris
305c
Templum Veneris
305d
Templum Veneris
3058
Templum Veneris Calvas
3059
Templum Veneris Ericinia
3060
Templum Veneris Victricius
3061
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terentus : a place at the extremity of the Campus Martius, on the Tiber, where the Ludi Saeculares were held
Terentus occulens aram Ditis et Proserpinae
3062
Tertullian
3063
theater district
3064
theatrum : any open space for exhibiting martial games; a place of exhibition, theater, stage
Theatrum Balbi
3065
Theatrum Marcelli
3066
Theatrum Pompeii
3067
Theatrum Salustij
306a
theme park
3068
Theodosius
3069
thermae : warm or hot springs, warm baths
Thermae Agrippae
3070
Thermae Alexandri Severi
3071
Thermae Hadriani
3072
Thermae Neronianae
3073
Thermae Salustij
3074
Thermae Tuccae
3075
Thetis, Thetidis : a sea-nymph, daughter of Nereus and Doris, wife of Peleus, and mother of Achilles
Tiberis Fluvius
3076
Tiberius : a Roman proenomen, the emperor Tiberius
Tigellinus, Tigellini : in full, Tofinius Tigellinus, a favorite of Nero
Trajanus : Trajan, a Roman emperor, who reigned AD 98-118, proverbial for his his justice and benevolence
triclinia : a dinning-room, supping-room
Trigarium
3077
Triumphal Way
3078
3078a
3078b
triumphus : a solumn and magnificent entrance of a general into Rome after having obtained an important victory, a triumphal procession, a triumph
turris : a tower; a military tower, for defence of a camp or the walls of a city
Turres expugnandae
3079
Turres expugnandae
3081
Turres Speculatoriae
3082
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typology
3083
urban design
3084
ustrina, ustrinae : a burning, burn; a place for burning corpses
Valens : a Roman emperor, brother and colleague of Valentinian
Valentinian : a Roman emperor
Valerianus : a Roman emperor, AD 253-260, father of the emperor Gallienus
Vallis Vaticanus
3085
Varro
3086
Veneris : Venus
Vespasianus : a Roman emperor, reigned between 69 and 79 AD
vestibulum : the enclosed space between the entrance of a house and the street, a fore-court, an entrance court
via : a highway, road, path, street
Via Flaminia
3087
Via Lata
3088
Via Salaria
3089
Via Scelerata
3090
Vico, Giambattista
3091
vicus : collectively a row of houses in town or country, a quarter of a city, a street
Vicus Aemilianus
3092
Vicus Archimonius
3093
Vicus Gordiani
3094
Vicus Jani
309a
villa : a country-house, country-seat, farm, villa
Villa Corn. Cossi
3095
Villa L. Aruntii
3096
Villa Plautii Silva
3097
Villa Publica
3098
Vipsanius : the name of a Roman gens; e.g., M. Vipsanius Agrippa, the son-in-law of Augustus
viridarium : a plantation of trees, a pleasure-garden
Viridarium Lucii Cornisicii
3099
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