INDEX OF PROPER NAMES

Achilles, [192]
Actium, [150], [152]
Admiralty, [182]
Aemilius Paulus, L., [149]
Aeneas, [63], [67], [92], [142], [149], [152], [165], [167], [220]
Africa, [138], [235], [262], [283], [332], [336], [337]
Agave, [188]
Agrippa, [154], [165], [285], [286], [309], [320]
Agrippina, [156]
Alaric, [325]
Alba Fucens, [91], [95], [97], [98], [104], [105], [109], [116], [266], [302], [304]
Alba Longa, [63], [149]
Alban Hills, [62], [64], [69], [70]
Albenga, 104n.
Albinius, L., [148]
Alexander Severus, [299], [314]
Alexandria, [117], [118], [219], [283]
Altheim, [3]
Amazon, [294]
Ambrosia, [340]
Anchises, [142]
Ancona, [271]
Ancus Martius, [66], [92], [94]
Andromache, [192]
Anicetus, Pope, [347]
Anio (tufa), [86], [317], [318]
Antinous, [278], [283], [285], [291], [292], [294]
Antonia (major), [165]
Antonia (minor), [164]
Antonines, [253]
Antoninus Pius, [296], [345]
Antony, Mark, [150], [151], [152], [154], [165], [238]
Anzio, [35], [87], [94], [112]
Apollo, [29], [52], [83], [162], [187], [188], [292], [344]
Apollodorus (of Damascus), [265], [271], [274], [281]
Apulia. See Puglia
Aqua Appia, [148]
Arachne, [242]
Ardea, [35], [87]
Arene Candide, [8]
Ares, [294]
Arezzo, [51], [148], [149]
Argo, [176]
Ariadne, [222]
Ariminum. See Rimini
Arion, [335]
Arno, [25]
Arnoaldi, [18], [20]
Arretine ware, [107], [267]
Arrius Crescens, C., [205]
Artemis, [185], [186], [188]
Ascanius, s. of Aeneas, [63], [142], [165]
Ashby, T., [305], [317], [318], [319], [321]
Asia Minor, [27], [29], [172], [292]
Athena, [175], [176], [186]
Athens, [280], [292], [294], [340]
Audebert, N., [322]
Augean Stables, [339]
Augustine, St., [263]
Augustus, [62], [67], [90], [95], [145], [146], [149–52], [154], [160], [162], [167], [170], [172], [205], [218], [225], [236], [256], [281], [286], [295], [321], [327], [333].
See also Octavian
Aules Feluskes, stele, [27], [36], [77]
Babbitt, [215], [218]
Babylonia, [43]
Bacchus, [222]
Bacon, Francis, [223]
Baiae, [286]
Ballance, M., [303]
Balzi Rossi, [8]
Barberini, [289]
Belgians, [91], [95]
Belisarius, [325]
Bellona, [239]
Benacci, [18], [64]
Benevento, [112], [170]
Bernini, G. B., [137], [146], [289], [349]
Bithynia, [283]
Bituitus, [98]
Bizerta, [112]
Bloch, H., [252], [269], [273], [294]
Bocchoris, [118]
Bologna, [18], [112], [268], [303]
Bolsena, [29], [35]
Bonaparte, Lucien, [57]
Boni, G., [63], [67], [71], [74], [85], [267]
Boscoreale, villa at, [211]
Boscotrecase, [218]
Boston, Public Library, [262]
Bovianum Vetus, [116]
Bovillae, [300]
Bracciano, Lake, [321]
Bracciolini, Poggio, [322]
Bradford, John, [1], [2], [3], [6], [7], [8], [13], [24], [46], [54], [111], [112], [115]
Bramante, D., [136], [246]
Brindisi, [112], [271]
Britannia, [168]
British School at Rome, [2], [304]
Brizio, G., [32]
Bronze Age, [7], [10], [13], [14], [17], [67]
Brown, F. E., [107], [109], [151]
Bruno, G., [294]
Byzantium, [296]
Caecilius Jucundus, L., [213]
Caere. See Cerveteri
Cagliari, [132]
Caligula, [156], [172], [181], [194], [296]
Calpurnia, [209]
Calpurnius Piso, L., [209]
Calza, G., [92], [94], [95], [251], [256]
Campagna, Roman, [62], [318]
Campo di Servirola, [14]
Canale, [22], [24]
Canino, Princess of, [57], [58]
Canopus, at Alexandria, [283], [295]
Cape Bon, [112]
Capestrano, Warrior of, [22]
Capua, [42], [51], [300]
Caracalla, [248]
Caravaggio, M., [189]
Carcopino, J., [185]
Carrhae, [152]
Carthage, [17], [91], [320], [332]
Caryatids, [294]
Casanova, G. B., [197]
Castagnoli, F., 78n., [109]
Castel Gandolfo, [62]
Castellazzo di Fontanellato, [10], [11], [13]
Castor, [148], [167]
Cato the Elder, [46], [101]
centuriation, [109]
Cerberus, [56]
Certosa, situla, [20]
Cerveteri, [29], [47], [54], [57], [64], [70], [87], [148]
Ceryneia, Hind of, [52]
Charun, [33], [51], [56]
Chatti, [240]
Chicago, Pit, [269]
Chippendale, [268]
Chiusi, [29], [41]
Christ, [342], [344]
Christianity, [195], [263]
Cicero, [78], [134]
Ciminian Forest, [309]
Civil War, [132]
Cività Castellana, [305], [308]
Clark, Eleanor, [283]
Claudius Caecus, Ap., [148]
Claudius, Emperor, [95], [156], [172], [173], [179], [181], [194], [252], [303], [321]
Claudius Marcellus, M., [149]
Cleopatra, [142], [150], [286]
Clusium. See Chiusi
Colini, A. M., [154], [228], [229], [247], [248]
Columbus, [179]
Commodus, [296]
Como, [20]
Constantine, [263], [296], [325], [340–42], [345], [349]
Constantinople, [288], [296], [298], [325], [333]
Constantius, [333]
Constantius Chlorus, [336]
Cora, [116]
Corchiano, [308]
Corinth, [320]
Corinthian, [120], [150], [320]
Cortona, Pietro da, [136]
Cosa, [79], [91], [98], [100], [101], [103], [105], [107], [111], [266], [302]
Cozza, L., [78]
Cozzo, G., [230]
Crassus, M. Licinius, [152]
Cremona, [112]
Crete, [14], [283]
Crucifixion, [337]
Cumae, [48]
Cupids, [142], [176], [187], [190], [222], [256], [257], [291], [332], [335]
Cyclopean walls, [95]
Cyparissus, [340]
Cyprus, [17], [58]
Cyrene, [283]
Dacia, [267]
Dalmatia, [112]
Danaids, [188]
Danube, [270], [271]
Daphne, [340]
Degrassi, A., [148], [151]
Della Robbia ware, [165]
Demeter, [187]
Dennis, G., [25], [47], [57]
Diana, [178], [204], [219], [336]
Dimini, [3]
Diocletian, [250], [296]
Diomedes, [339]
Dionysius I, [88]
Dionysus, [222], [292], [344]
Domitia, [167]
Domitian, [71], [142], [178], [223], [224], [236], [238], [240–43], [246], [247], [250], [256], [273], [283], [296], [332]
Domitius Ahenobarbus, L., [167]
Doric, [120], [250]
Drusus, Nero Claudius, [149], [154], [164], [165]
Ducati, P., [18], [24]
Dumas, A. (père), [198]
Dutch art, [223]
Egypt, [8], [33], [58], [94], [118], [120], [154], [219], [220], [262], [292], [344]
Elba, [48]
Eleusinian mysteries, [187]
Ennius, [114]
Epicureans, [211]
Este, [18], [20]
Etruria, Etruscans, [17], [20], [24], [25–61], [104], [105], [108], [154], [292]
Euclid, [280]
Euryalus, [88]
Eurydice, [185], [186]
Evander, [63], [67]
Fabullus, [190]
Faesulae, [116]
Falerii Novi, [305]
Falerii Veteres. See Cività Castellana
Faliscans, [305]
Fascists, [145], [146], [154], [156], [271]
Fasolo, F., [120], [122], [123], [125], [129], [130]
Fasti, [74], [151], [152], [265]
Faustinus, [175], [176], [178]
Ferrara, museum, [33]
Fidenae (tufa), [86], [94]
Fiorelli, G., [198]
Fiumicino, [260], [265]
Flavian Amphitheater. See Rome, Coliseum
Flavians, [189], [194], [195], [223], [236]
Florence, Archaeological Museum, [25]
Forma Urbis. See Marble Plan
Francis I, [270]
François, A., [36]
Frangipani, [236]
Frank, T., [74], [86]
Frontinus, Sex. Julius, [317], [319], [320]
Furies, [185]
Gabii, [132]
Gaius Caesar (g.-son of Augustus), [165], [167]
Galba, [224]
Gallese, [308]
Gallicano, [318], [319]
Gamberini, R., [151]
Ganymede, [176], [185], [236]
Garibaldi, G., [198]
Gauls, [32], [35], [80], [82], [84], [88], [91], [109], [148], [262]
Genius, [219], [239]
Gentili, G. V., [333], [340]
Geometric ware, [22]
Georgics, [152], [168]
Germanicus, [156], [164]
Germans, [182], [202]
Geryon, [339]
Giant’s Grave, [17]
Giglioli, G. Q., [154]
Gjerstad, E., [71], [73], [74]
Goethe, J. W. von, [198]
Golasecca, [20]
Gomorrah, [218]
Goths, [318], [325], [350]
Gracchus:
C. Sempronius, [112];
T. Sempronius (elder), [149];
T. Sempronius (younger), [84]
Greece, Greeks, [24], [33], [48], [52], [88], [137], [144], [146], [151], [162], [197], [207], [223], [225], [229], [246], [250], [277], [280], [281], [286], [344]
Grotta Oscura (tufa), [74], [85], [86], [88], [90]
Grota Porciosa, [308]
Guglielmi, Marchese, [47]
Gullini, G., [120], [122], [123], [125], [130]
Gustav VI, King, [20]
Hades, [185]
Hadrian, [94], [127], [148], [194], [246], [248], [253], [258], [262], [265], [272], [273–297], [313], [319], [321], [324], [332]
Halicarnassus, Mausoleum of, [154]
Hamilton, Emma Lady, [198]
Hamlin, T., [314]
Hannibal, [86]
Harvard Stadium, [231]
Hector, [192]
Helen, [185], [186], [192]
Hellenism, [247]
Hemingway, E., [231]
Herculaneum, [195–97], [209], [223], [344]
Hercules, [52], [185], [215], [271], [335], [344]
Hermes, [51], [292], [294], [344]
Herodotus, [27]
Hesione, [185], [186]
Hippo, [332]
Hippolytus, [188], [190]
Hirtius, A., [238], [240]
Hollywood, [194]
Honorius, [325]
Horace, [150], [152], [167]
Horus, [344]
Humbert I, [289]
Iacopi, G., [173], [175], [176]
Iliad, [215]
Illyricum, [7], [271]
Ionic, [137],
Ionic-Italic, [124]
Iphigenia, [185]
Iron Age, [13], [16], [18], [20], [64–67]
Isis, [219], [344]
Istacidius Zosimus, L., [207]
Istituto Geografico Militare, [2]
Italia, [168]
Italic culture, [27], [90], [91], [107], [146], [150], [281]
Japanese, [219]
Jason, [185], [186]
Jefferson, T., [8]
Jerusalem, [225], [226], [236], [240]
Jews, [235]
Jonah, [342]
Jordan R., [236]
Joseph, [344]
Julia, d. of Augustus, [165]
Julia Domna, [156]
Julio-Claudians, [149], [171], [172], [182], [192], [194], [205], [241]
Julius Caesar, C., [82], [139], [142], [144], [150], [170], [241];
the elder, [149]
Juno, [32]
Jupiter, [32], [83], [84], [164], [185]
Juvenal, [296]
Kähler, H., [134], [278]
Kos, Sanctuary of Asclepius, [118], [130], [132], [134]
Lamboglia, N., 104n.
Lanciani, R., [85], [226], [227]
Laocoön, [175], [176], [192], [339]
Latins, [71], [88], [91], [95], [98], [148]
Latium, [18], [20], [22], [35], [123]
Lavinium, 78n.
Lays of Ancient Rome, [41]
Lehmann, Phyllis, [132]
Lemnos, [27], [29], [77]
Leontini, [22]
Lepcis, [332]
Lerici, C. M., [46], [47]
Libby, W. F., [15]
Ligorio, Pirro, [136]
Lilliu, G., [15–17], [24]
Lipari Is., [22]
Liris valley, [95]
Livia, [165], [168], [207]
Livy, [67], [86], [104], [150], [152]
London, [309]
L’Orange, H. P., [333]
Lorraine, Claude, [69]
Louvre, [160], [211]
Lucilius, [114]
Lucius Caesar, [165]
Lucrece, [84]
Lucretius, [67]
Luculli, [130]
Lucullus:
L. Licinius, [149];
M., [119]
Ludwig I, [197]
Lutatius Catulus, Q., [134]
McKim, C. F., [231], [262], [312], [313]
Macro, [98]
Macstrna, [36]
Madison, Wis., [253]
Maecenas, [167]
Magi, F., [240], [241], [346]
Magi, the three, [344]
Maiuri, A., [205]
Malalas, John, [335]
Mandela, [317]
Marble:
African, [228], [230];
Carrara, [148], [176];
Parian, [266];
Pentelic, [235], [266]
Marble Plan, [138], [226], [228], [229]
Marcellus, M. Claudius, [154]
Marcus Aurelius, [296]
Maremma, [98]
Marius, [86], 105n., [116], [148]
Mars, [82], [149], [150], [164], [165], [168], [190], [239–41]
Marsyas, [107], [187]
Martial, [178], [340]
Martyrs, [230]
Marzabotto, [29], [31–33], [35], [43], [45], [82], [83], [94], [103]
Masseria Fongo, [3]
Matera, [7]
Maxentius, [327], [335], [337]
Maximian, [335], [337]
Maximilian, [223]
Medea, [185], [186], [188]
Medusa, [178]
Menelaus, [176]
Mengarelli, P., [47]
Mercury, [215], [219], [220]
Mesopotamia, [8]
Messina, [175]
Michael, archangel, [294]
Michelangelo, [134], [152], [189], [339]
Milan, [298]
Minerva, [32], [219], [239], [242], [344]
Mithras, [263]
Mithridates VI, [138]
Modena, [112]
Molfetta, [7]
Monica, [263]
Monteverde (tufa), [86]
Moretti, G., [156], [158], [160]
Mostra Augustea della Romanità, [230]
Mozart, [291]
Mumford, L., [314]
Murat, J., [198]
Muse(s), [188], [242], [243]
Mussolini, B., [140], [145], [146], [178], [179], [228], [230], [247], [251], [327]
Mycenae, [14]
Naples, [111];
museum, [118], [201], [211], [219]
Nemean lion, [339]
Nemi, Lake, 104n., [172], [178], [182]
Nepi, [305]
Nereids, [257], [340]
Nero, [167], [171–73], [189], [194], [224], [296], [309], [342], [347]
Nerva, [156], [240], [250]
Nessus, [339]
New York, Pennsylvania Station, [312]
Nile, [118], [294]
Notizie degli Scavi, [327]
Numa, [66], [71], [73], [80]
Numidia, [266]
nuraghi, [15], [18], [24]
Octavia, [154], [164], [165], [167]
Octavian, [144], [145], [150], [152].
See also Augustus
Odysseus, [335]
Olympic victors, [151]
Olynthus, [32]
Orestes, [185]
Orpheus, [185], [186], [335]
Orsi, P., [18], [22], [24], [327]
Orvieto, [29]
Oscan, [200], [207]
Osimo, [112]
Osiris, [292]
Ostia, [91], [92], [94], [95], [114], [116], [172], [212], [251–65], [269], [270], [340], [351]
Otho, [224]
Ovid, [212]
Pace, B., [333], [340]
Pacuvius, [114]
Paestum, [112], [116]
Palestrina, Sanctuary of Fortune, [116–38], [139], [146], [267], [286], [332]
Palladio, A., [136]
Palladium, [185]
Pan, [335]
Paris, [185], [192]
Parma, [112]
Parthenon frieze, [162]
Parthians, [152], [324]
Pascolare di Castello, [62], [63]
Pasiphaë, [188]
Passo di Corvo, [3], [6], [7], [8]
Patroclus, [176]
Pega valley, [33]
Pelasgian walls, [95]
Penates, [167]
Pergamum, [176], [339]
Perseus, King, [97]
Perugia, [29]
Perugino, [189]
Pesaro, [112]
Pesco Montano, [300]
Petronius, [218]
Phaedra, [188], [190]
Phaon, [187]
Philippi, [150]
Philodemus, [209]
Phoenicia, [17]
Phrygia, [27], [262]
Piacenza, [43], [45], [112], [299]
Piazza Armerina, [327], [339], [340]
Picasso, [339]
Picenum, [20]
Pigorini, L., [10], [11], [13], [14], [24], [27], [32], [63], [65], [85]
Piranesi, G. B., [25], [69], [134]
Pius:
XI, [341];
XII, [341]
Placentia. See Piacenza
Plautus, [218]
Pliny (elder), [175], [187], [215], [225], [321]
Pollux, [148], [167]
Polybius, [94]
Polyphemus, [335]
Pompeii, [32], [107], [114], [116], [118], [188], [195], [196–223], [241], [242], [251], [253], [258], [262], [270]
Pompey, [138], [142], [144], [170]
Pomptine marshes, [299]
Ponte Lupo, [318]
Pontifex Maximus, [82], [165], [167], [351]
Pope(s), the, [238], [326]
Poppaea, [190]
Populonia, [29], [48], [51]
Porsenna, Lars, [41]
Portus, [263]
Postumius, A., [148]
Pozzuoli, [112]
Praeneste. See Palestrina
Pratica di Mare, 78n.
Propertius, [212]
Ptolemy XI Alexander II, [120]
Puglia, [1], [112]
Puglisi, S. M., [65], [70]
Pythagoras, [187]
Quinctius Crispinus, T., [164]
Quintilius Varus, P., [164]
Rabirius, [142], [242], [243], [250]
Randall-MacIver, D., [14]
Raphael Santi, [136], [189], [289]
Rasenna, [40]
Ravenna, [298], [333]
Reggio Emilia, [14]
Regillus, Lake, [148]
Remus, [168]
Renaissance, [137], [164], [189], [230], [268], [322], [341], [349]
Resina, [196]
Rhodes, [175], [176]
Ricci, C., [140], [142], [146], [149], [267]
Richardson, L., Jr., [107]
Richmond, I. A., [321]
Rimini, [18], [112], [299], [303]
Roma, goddess, [168], [236], [238]
Romantics, [246]
Roma Quadrata, [11]
Rome:
—Altar of Peace, [145], [146], [149], [150], [156–70], [172], [179], [236], [238], [241], [341]
—Altar of Piety, [172]
—American Academy in, [2], [312], [314], [317], [321]
—Aqueducts, [310], [314–21]
—Arches:
of Augustus, [145], [150–52], [170];
Constantine, [170], [296];
Septimius Severus, [69], [170], [296];
Titus, [170], [194], [225], [226], [235]
—Atrium Vestae, [194]
—Aurelian’s Wall, [296], [299], [321–26]
—Aventine Hill, [87]
—Basilicas:
Aemilia, [140];
Julia, [140], [266];
of Maxentius, [137], [229], [297], [325];
Ulpia, [265], [266]
—Baths:
of Caracalla, [296], [298], [309], [319];
Diocletian, [137], [296], [309], [319];
Titus, [194];
Trajan, [189]
—British School at, [2], [304]
—Campus Martius, [138], [154], [156], [160], [225], [236], [246], [247]
—Cancelleria reliefs, [170], [225], [238–41], [242]
—Capitoline:
Hill, [73], [83], [84], [134], [142], [267];
Temple, [32], [52];
Wolf, [51]
—Castel Sant’ Angelo. See Mausoleum of Hadrian
—Churches:
Gesù, [160];
SS. Cosma e Damiano, [229];
San Giovanni in Laterano, [266];
San Lorenzo, [266];
San Sebastiano, [348];
S. Francesca Romana, [67];
Sant’ Agnese, [250];
San Paolo fuori le mura, [266];
Santa Sabina, [266];
Santa Maria degli Angeli, [309]
—Circuses:
of Maxentius, [325];
Maximus, [333]
—Clivus Argentarius, [142]
—Cloaca Maxima, [85], [86], [242]
—Coliseum, [140], [192], [194], [224], [228], [230–35], [236], [250], [280], [281], [312], [336], [340]
—Columns:
of Marcus Aurelius, [170], [296];
Trajan, [170], [265], [266], [269–72], [339]
—Comitium, [74], [79]
—Domus Aurea. See Golden House, below
—Equus Domitiani, [71], [79]
—Esquiline Hill, [64], [70], [84], [86], [267]
—Fora:
of Augustus, [145], [146–50], [152], [170], [241], [265], [266];
Caesar, [140], [146], [150], [241], [265];
of Peace, [138], [224–26], [289];
Romanum, [63], [64], [67], [69], [73], [116], [134];
of Trajan, [146], [251], [265–66];
Transitorium (“of Nerva”), [146], [224–25], [228], [241–43], [266]
—French Academy, [160]
—Golden House, [172], [173], [189–94], [224–25], [231], [274], [283], [329]
—House of Livia, [67], [146]
—Hut of Romulus, [67], [146], [246]
—Largo Argentina, [139];
temples in, [88]
—Mausolea:
of Augustus, [145], [149], [154–56], [162], [167], [170], [292];
of Hadrian, [273], [289], [292], [294], [326]
—Milvian Bridge, [325]
—Mithraea, [310], 310n.
—Museums:
Conservatori, [83], [151];
Lateran, [312];
Terme, [118], [160], [162], [173], [178], [309];
Villa Giulia, [25], [52].
See also Vatican City
—Odeum of Domitian, [250]
—Palatine: [63], [64], [69], [85], [137], [172], [246], [305];
Antiquarium, [65];
Farnese Gardens, [63];
Flavian Palace, [63], [66], [118], [225], [243–47], [283], [332];
House of Griffins, [67];
huts, [64], [70], [90], [326];
stadium, [246]
—Palazzi:
Caffarelli, [83];
della Cancelleria, [236], [239];
Fiano, [156], [160], [164], [168];
del Senatore, [134];
Venezia, [140], [228]
—Pantheon:
of Agrippa, [286];
of Hadrian, [129], [148], [192], [273], [281], [283], [285–89], [295], [312]
—Piazze:
Navona, [247];
del Popolo, [137]
—Pons Sublicius, [13]
—Ponte Sant’ Angelo, [292]
—Porte:
Appia, [325];
Asinaria, [325];
del Popolo, [148];
Maggiore, [319];
San Lorenzo, [322];
San Pancrazio, [326]
—Porticus of Octavia, [145]
—Quirinal, [64], [70], [87], [267]
—Regia, [41], [73], [80], [151]
—Rostra, [78]
—Septimontium, [73]
—“Servian” Wall, [85–90]
—Stadium of Domitian, [225], [247–50]
—subterranean basilica, at Pta. Maggiore, [74], [172], [182–89], [236], [342]
—Subura, [146], [241]
—Swedish Institute, [2]
—Tabularium, [116], [134]
—Temples:
of Antoninus and Faustina, [69], [194], [296];
Castor, [148], [150], [151];
Deified Julius, [150], [151];
Deified Trajan, [265];
Fortuna Redux, [241];
Minerva, [228–29];
Peace, [229];
Venus and Rome, [194], [273], [274], [280–83], [286], [295];
Venus Victrix, [139]
—Theaters:
of Marcellus, [250];
of Pompey, [88], [134], [150], [289]
—Torre dei Conti, [229]
—Trajan’s Market, [137], [267–69]
—Trastevere, [321]
—Vatican Hill, [342]
—Vesta, Shrine of, [66], [67], [73], [80]
—Vie:
Biberatica, [269];
di Grotta Pinta, [138];
dell’ Impero, [140], [146], [228]
—Ville:
Medici, [160];
under Farnesina, [118]
Romulus, [66], [78], [149], [151], [152], [165], [168]
Roselle, [29], [42]
Rosetta Stone, [42]
Rostra, [88]
Rothschild, Edward de, [211]
Ruspoli, [47]
Sabina, [292]
Sabines, [71]
Säflund, G., [85], [87], [88]
St. Paul, [348]
St. Peter, [266], [342], [347], [348]
St. Peter’s. See Vatican City
Salerno, [112]
Samnites, [22], [91], [95], [207], [303]
San Fuoco d’Angelone, [3], [6]
San Giovenale, [20]
Santa Severa (Pyrgi), [42]
Sappho, [187]
Saracens, [350]
Sardinia, [14], [17], [18], [262]
Sargent, J. S., [190]
Satricum, [52]
Scherer, M., [246]
Scylla, [176]
Sejanus, [98], [173]
Septimius Severus, [138], [156]
Servius Tullius, [33], [66], [67], [85], [87]
Sesklo, [7]
Sesto, [111]
Severi, [253], [285], [296]
Sfax, [112]
Sicily, [17], [18], [22], [94], [138], [326]
Siculans, [22], [24]
Silenus, [222], [294]
Silius Italicus, [36]
Silvanus, [292]
Sixtus V, Pope, [266]
Social War, [303].
See also Civil War
Sodom, [218]
Solway, [283]
Spain, [262]
Spalato, [137], [329]
Sperlonga, [133], [172], [173–78], [182], [246]
Spina, [29], [33], [43], [51]
Spinazzola, V., [202], [251]
Spoleto, [112]
Statilius Taurus, T., [188]
Stone, Kirk H., [2]
Stone Age, [17]
Subiaco, [317]
Sulla, L. Cornelius, [86], [95], [97], [98], [116], [118], [120], [123], [124], [130], [134], [138], [142], [144], [148], [170], [200], [205]
Su Nuraxi, [15–17]
Swedish Institute in Rome, [2]
Syphax, King, [97]
Syracuse, [22], [91]
Syria, [58], [292]
Tacitus, [173], [188], [342]
Tagliacozzo, [304]
Tarpeia, [84]
Tarchunies Rumach, Cn., [36]
Tarquinia, [25], [29], [38], [40–42], [46–48], [51], [54], [60], [64]
Tarquinius Romanus, Cn., [36]
Tarquins: [38], [84];
Tarquinius Priscus, [66], [67], [73];
Tarquinius Superbus, [66], [67], [83], [84]
Tarracina, [116], [132], [300]
Tauris, [185]
Tavoliere, [2], [3], [7], [8], [13], [20], [24]
Tellus, [168]
terremare, [10], [13], [14], [20], [24], [32], [63], [85]
Teutoberg Forest, [164]
Thatcher, E. D., [257]
Thetis, [192]
Thoas, [185]
Tiber, [25], [162], [252], [260], [265], [292], [294], [299]
Tiberius, [98], [154], [164], [171–73], [176], [178], [194], [302]
Tibur. See Tivoli
Tin (god), [32]
Titus, [223], [224], [235], [236], [238], [309]
Tivoli: [302], [318];
aqueducts near, [317];
Hadrian’s Villa near, [137], [246], [272], [273], [274–80], [281], [283], [286], [289–92], [294–95], [329];
T. of Hercules Victor, [134];
T. at Sibylla, [116];
Villa d’Este, [136]
Torlonia, [260]
Torre dell’ Isola, [305]
Torre Galli, [22], [24]
Toynbee, Jocelyn M., [241], [342]
Trajan, [95], [250], [273], [309], [321]
Travertine, [144], [313]
Trieste, [112]
Trimalchio, [218]
Triptolemus, [187]
Tritons, [187], [257]
Troy, [175], [185], [192]
Tuchulcha, [51]
Tufas, table of, [75]
Tullus Hostilius, [66]
Turin, [112]
Turner, F. J., [114]
Tuscan, [137], [215]
Tyne, [283]
Ulysses, [176], [185]
Uni, [32]
Vaglieri, D., [64]
Valadier, J., [137]
Valerian, [349]
Valerius Maximus, Man., [149]
Vandals, [350]
Van Deman, E. B., [194], [317–19], [321]
Van Essen, C. C., [192], [200], [303]
Vatican City:
cemetery under Annona, [346];
Old St. Peter’s, [341], [345];
St. Peter’s, [144], [146], [194], [230], [265], [289], [292], [313], [326], [341], [350];
St. Peter’s, cemetery under, [342], [345], [347], [349], [350];
Sistine Chapel, [339];
Vatican Museum, [25], [57], [148], [160], [175], [238];
Vatican Palace, [189], [246]
Veii, [29], [38], [52], [83–85], [305]
Velasquez, D., [189]
Velcha, [51]
Venus, [142], [150], [190], [219], [241], [286]
Vergil, [63], [67], [149], [150], [152], [167], [168], [175], [212], [270]
Versailles, [194], [272], [277]
Vespasian, [138], [156], [224], [225], [228], [231], [235], [238], [240–43], [341], [347]
Vesta, [219]
Vestals, [80], [148], [168], [238]
Vesuvius, [196], [209]
Vetulonia, [27], [29], [36], [77]
Vibenna, [36]
Vibo Valentia, [112]
Vibrata valley, [8]
Vicovaro, [317]
Victor Emanuel II, [289]
Victoria, Queen, [198]
Victory, [236], [239], [271]
Vie:
Aemilia, [299], [303];
Amerina, [305], [308];
Appia, [132], [148], [300], [301], [348];
Aurelia, [98], [303];
Flaminia, [156], [303], [308];
Latina, [299];
Ostiensis, [92];
Salaria, [299];
Tiburtina, [136];
Valeria, [95], [97], [111], [302], [303]
Vienna, [168]
Villanovan(s), [13], [18], [20], [22], [24], [27], [29], [64], [305]
Virginia, [8]
Vitellius, [224]
Vitruvius, [301]
Volterra, [29]
Volubilis, [332]
Vulca, [52], [83]
Vulci, [26], [29], [36], [42], [52], [98], [107]
Ward Perkins, J. B., [305], [308], [342]
Weege, F., [189], [190]
Winckelmann, J. J., [197]
Wisconsin, U. of, [2]
Yourcenar, M., [283]
Zagreb, [40], [42]