Pyramis
2901
Pyramis
2902
Pyramis Scipionis Africani
2903
pyrus : a pear, a pear-tree
Quirinus, Quirini
2904
reconstruction
2905
reconstruction in 3-D
2906
redrawing
2907
2907a
2907b
2907c
2907d
2907e
2907f
redrawing history
2908
reenactment
2909
2909a
2909b
2909c
regia : a royal palace, castle, fortress, residence, the court
Repagulum natationis
2911
repostoria : a repository
Repositoria Currum Militarium
2912
Repositorium Machinarum Bellicarum
2913
Romulus
2914
rostratus : a column erected in the Forum, to commemorate the naval victory of Duilius in the first Punic war, which was adorned with the beaks of the conquered vessels
Rossi, Aldo
2915
Sacellum Sangi
291a
Sacellum Solis
2916
Saint Peter's Basilica
2917
2917a
2917b
salientes : springs, fountains
salinae : salt-works, salt pits
Salustiani : Crispus Sallustius, a grand-nephew of the historian, famed for his great wealth. The Sallustiani horti are named after him
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satire
2918
2918a
scaena: the stage, boards, scene of a theater
scale, comparative
2919
Scenographia
2921
Schinkel, Karl Friedrich
2922
scholae : a place for learned conversation or instruction, a place of learning, a school
Schola Poetarum
2923
Scipio : the name of a celebrated family in the gens Cornelia, the most famous members of which were the two conquerors of the Cathaginians, P. Cornelius Scipio Africanus major, in the second, and P. Cornelius Scipio Aemilianus Africanus minor, in the third Punic war
scorpius : a military engine for throwing darts, stones, and other missles, a scorpion
Scully, Vincent
2924
Senaculum Mulierum
2925
Senatulum
292a
sepes ferrea : an iron fence
septa : fence, enclosure, wall, etc. large enclosed place in the Campus Martius, where people assembled to vote, and where were many handsome shops
Septa Julia
2926
Septa Trigaria
2927
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sepulchra: a burial-place, grave, tomb, sepulchre
Sepulchra
2928
Sepulchra adjacent the Porticus Neronianae
2929
Sepulchra Familiae Domitiorum
2931
Sepulchrum Familiae Domitiorum
2932
Sepulchra Libertorum et Servorum
2933
Sepulchra Libertorum et Servorum Caesarum
2934
Sepulchra Virorum Illustrium
2935
Sep. Aemilii Primopilar
2936
Sep. Agrippae
2937
Sep. Ann. Galli
2938
Sep. Ant. Flaviliae
2939
Sep. Ant. Natalis
2941
Sep. Apidii Merulos
2942
Sep. App. Cl. Sab.
2943
Sep. Aquiliae
2944
Sep. Batylli
2945
Sep. Caelij Sabini
2946
Sep. Caij Lecanii
2947
Sep. Caij Norbani
2948
Sep. Calvii Sabini
2949
Sep. Caninii Rebilli
2951
Sep. Carinatis Celeris
2952
Sep. Celsi Marij
2953
Sep. Cervarij Proculi
2954
Sep. Cn. Cominii
2955
Sep. Cnei Domitii Calvini
2956
Sep. Cnei Lentuli
2957
Sep. Curtij Attici
2958
Sep. Domitij Balbi
2959
Sepulchr. Familiae Aenobarb.
2960
Sep. Fausti Nigri
2961
Sep. F. qui. L. Veri
2962
Sep. Fulv. Aurelii
2963
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Sepulch. Granii Maricelli
2964
Sepulchrum Hadriani
2965
2965a
2965b
Sep. Helvii Prisci
2966
Sepulchrum Hirti et Pansae Consulum
296a
Sepulchr. Honorij Imp.
2967
2967a
Sep. Hordeonii Flacci
2968
Sepulch. Juliae fil. C. Caesaris
2969
Sep. Julii Caesaris et Drusi
2970
Sep. Julii Mansueti
2971
Sep. Junii Rustici
2972
Sep. Lainii Pandi
2973
Sep. Lelii Balbi
2974
Sepulc. Luc. Calpurniae
2975
Sep. Lucij Cornisicij
2976
Sep. Lucij Pisonij
2977
Sep. Lucilii Longi
2978
Sep. M. Lollij
2979
Sep. Mamerci Scauri
2981
Sep. Manl. Patritij
2982
Sep. Marci Bruti Senionis
2983
Sep. Marci Lepidi
2984
Sep. Mariae Honorij Congiig
2985
2985a
2985b
Sepulchrum Neronis
2986
Sep. Paradis
2987
Sep. Publij Minidii
2988
Sepulc. Q. Haterii
2989
Sep. Quintilii
2990
Sep. Severi Cecinae
2991
Sepulch. Syllae
299a
Sep. Titi. Manl.
2992
Sep. Ulpij Martial Augusti Libert
2993
Sep. Valentis
2994
Sep. Viunij Valentis
2995
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Seripis, Serapidis : a chief divitiy of the Egyptians, subsequently worshipped also in Greece and Rome
sexual connotations
2996
sessorium : a place of residence, a dwelling, habitation
Sessorium
2997
silva : a wood, forest, woodland; a plantation of trees, an orchard, a grove; a growth or crop of other plants, bush, foliage, etc.
simulacum : a likeness, imafe, form, representation, semblance; of images formed by art, esp. of statues of gods, an image, figure, portrait, effigy, statue, etc.
Signa Moenium Aurelianensium
299b
Singh, Rupinder
2998
Solarium
2999
Spes : a Roman divinity who had several temples in Rome
spoliarium : a place in the amphitheater where the clothes were striped from the slain gladiators who were dragged thither
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