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Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Map, museum number 13-610, described as Indexed plans of Palatine, Forum, and Temple of Vesta, Rome.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Map, museum number 13-611, described as Maps and diagrams of Ancient Rome.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-473, described as Rubbing of Latin inscription (CIVITATI SACRVM A. AEMILIVS ARTEMA FECIT)
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-28, described as now in Vatican
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-4, described as Now in Vatican Museum.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-9, no description available.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-6, no description available.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-143, described as In monumento palangariorum FABR. In villa Corsiniorum GORI, emit Contuccius LVPI, in museo collegii Romani MAFF. LVPI. Nunc in museo Vaticano (Gall. lap. incert. II). SEX•SERVILIVS • RESSIA • T • L VEIENTO• CLEOPATRA • OLLAS • CONTIN • SEXS • Descripsi. Fabretti 11, 51; Lupi cod. Vatic. 9143 p. 16 'exscr. Contuccius Contucci'; Maffei M. V. 260, 10; Qderici sched. Genuens. f. 99'. Adiunximus titulum alterum eorundem hominum.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-7, no description available.
Image Missing: Hearst Museum object titled Rubbing of latin inscription, museum number 22-18, described as 3 verba septimi-severi-piI-pertinacis in litura reposita sunt. — b 2 post imp Ficoronius exhibet l-sep-severo-per, sed scalpro recenti ea deberi asserit Kellermann; hodie insertum est frustulum marmoris habens verba m-avr commodi ant. Eorum loco prius fuisse nomina Commodi Augusti ostenduiit nomina consulum a. 191; eidem autem Augusto, non Septimio Severo, ut statuit Kellermann, etiam titulum α dedicatum fuisse cum demonstratur eo, quod α titulum titulo b continuari apparet et in utroque idem Caecilius Rufus curam agit, tum cognominibus pii felicis quae nusquam Septimio Severo attribuuntur. Videntur vero pro eraso noniine Commodi post aliquot demum annos nomina Septimii Severi reposita esse, cum Severus non ante a. 1 95 cognomine Pii usus sit. Aedificium, in quo tabulae propositae fuerunt, de Rossi Ann. Inst. arch. 1858 p. 281 seqq. comprobavit fuisse stationem cohortis II vigilum refutans quod coniecerat Marini Arv. p. 540, titulos illuc esse translatos a templo Iovis Dolicheni quod erat in Aventino.