Inscriptions bearing the names of some Etruscan families, especially the Tarquitii, have been found here, and the remains of the ancient citadel, on the spot now called the Piazza d’Armi, are mentioned in some old ecclesiastical documents. [Illustration: _ICHNOGRAPHIA._ ROMAE VETERIS.] One of the gates must have been at the spot now called the Porta de’ Sette Pagi as the road from Veii to Sutri probably passed out here, and another gate was opposite Isola called the Porta dell’ Arco. A third may have stood towards Fidenæ, where the ancient postern and flight of steps is now to be seen, called La Scaletta. Other remains are to be seen near the site of a gate called by Canina La Spezieria. The Ponte Sodo and the tombs near it are worth attention, as is also the ancient Etruscan tomb called the Grotta Campana, in which a most interesting set of sepulchral ornamentations and cinerary urns has been preserved. The chief monuments of Veii, which have been taken to Rome, are the Ionic columns in front of the Post Office in the Piazza Colonna, the Statue of Tiberius, and the colossal heads of Tiberius and Augustus, now in the Vatican Museum.[162] INDEX. A. Academia, 21, 246 Ædes Publican, Flavian, 22, 24 Æsculapius, temple of, 116 Agger of Servius, 157 Agon Capitolinus, 181 Agrippina, pedestal of, 146, 178 Alba Longa, 207 Alban Hills, 192, 194; Emissarium or tunnel of, 204 ---- Lake, 203 ---- Mount, 206 Albanum Cæsarum, 202 Albula, 189 Albulæ Aquæ, 236 Alexamenus, 18 Allia, 257 Altar of Sextius, 16 Amphitheatrum Castrense, 173 Ancient stone work, 163 Anio, falls of, 249 Antoninus Pius, pedestal of column, 178 Appian Road, 194 Aqua Virgo, 135 Arches, 9 Arch of Constantine, 59 ---- Dolabella, 174 ---- Drusus, 171 ---- Gallienus, 77 ---- M. Aurelius, 177 ---- Severus, 52 ---- Silversmiths, 104 ---- Tiberius, 46 ---- Titus, 31 Architectural styles, 5, 11 Arco dei Pantani, 92 Area Flacciana, 15 Arena of Coliseum, 67 Arricia, causeway at, 208 Arval College, 231 Atta, tomb of, 219 Atticus, tomb of, 198 Atrium, Palatine, 23 Auguratorium, on Palatine, 30 Augustan buildings, 21 Aurelius, M., bas-reliefs from arch, 177 Aventine and Cælian Hills, 161. B. Bandusiæ Fons, 256 Basilica, Constantine, 34, 35, 183 ---- Julia, 44 ----, Palatine, 24 ----, Ulpia, 83 Bas-reliefs in Forum, 42, 43 Baths of Agrippa, 134 ---- Caracalla, 166, 183 ---- Constantine, 100, 183 ---- Diocletian, 153 ---- Titus, 75 Bibliotheca, 21 Bibulus, tomb of, 97 Brickwork, 12 Bronze cone, 149, 178; peacocks, 150, 178 Bovillæ, 200 C. Cæcilia Metella, tomb of, 197 Cælian, houses on, 176 Caffarelli Palace, 98 Caligula, Palace of, 31 Calydonian boar hunt, 181 Campagna, hills of, 191; population, 192 Capitoline map, 120, 181 Capitolium, 98 Casale Rotondo, 200