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481. Colosseum - Graffito of two of the athletes in the arena.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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482. Walls and Aqueducts - Plan of the Wall and Aqueducts and fortress of Honorius (now destoyed) at the Porta Tiburtina.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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483. Aqueducts VIII. and IX., Claudius and Nero - Castellum Aquae near the Porta Maggiore, “Post Hortos Pallantianos” [Sessorii], (Frontinus, c. 5,) one of the Gemellae, or twin reservoirs (?); Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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484. Thermae - Lavaerum of Agrippina, with Stucco Ornament, AD 57.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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485. Gates of Rome - Porta Ostiensis, now di S. Paolo, Corridor with Parapet and Battlements, Theodoric, AD 500. This Gateway-fortress [Nos. 51-55] of the year 500 is remarkably perfect, and very interesting. It is probably the earliest example of a Gatehouse, or Gateway-Fortress, that we have remaining anywhere. In the Middle Ages the same plan was frequently followed.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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486. Aqueducts - XIII. The Piers of the Aqueduct of Alexander Severus, and XV. Felice (Sixtus V.), near the Porta Maggiore. A. Exterior of Wall; B. Interior.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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487. Inscription on the Torre de’Conti, giving the name of the Founder. HAEC DOMVS EST PETRI VALDE DEVOTA NICOLAE STRENVVS ILLE FIDVS MILES FORTISSIMVS ATQVE CERNITE QVI VULTIS SECVS HANC TRANSIRE QVIRITES QVAM FORTIS INTVS NIMIS COMPOSITA FORIS EST VMQVAM NVLLVS VOBIS QVI DICERE POSSIT.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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488. Medieval - Palace of the Margana Family. Portico of two stories, c. AD 1350. *From a drawing, as restored.; Rome; Photographs and prints; Cardboard

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