LEFT. | RIGHT. | _Fourth Mile._ | _Fourth Mile._ | Servilius Quartus. | New fortifications. Seneca (relief, uncertainty of | Plinius Eutychius. life). | Caius Licinius, B.C. 367. Granius, son of Lucius (round | Doric tomb. tomb). | Hilarius Fuscus, cos. A.D. 160. Inscription to Sextus Pompeius | Scondi and Scondini, A.D. 100. Justus. | A. Pamphilius. Over the wall, remains of Temple | Rabirius, Hermodorus, Demaris, of Jupiter. | and Usia Prima. Brick tomb, containing fragments. | Sextus Pompeius Justus, cos. | A.D. 14. | Doric tomb. | _Fifth Mile._ | _Fifth Mile._ | Tomb of the Quintilii, with | Marcus C. Cerdonus. undercourse of stone taken out. | First tumulus of the Curiatii, Villa of the Quintilii, off the | with medieval tower. road, usurped by Commodus, and | Second and third tumuli of the where he was assassinated; with | Curiatii. medieval Church of S. Maria | "The sepulchres still remain della Gloria. | in the several spots where the | combatants fell: those of the | two Romans in one place | near to Alba; those of the three | Albans on the side next to Rome; | but in different | places, as they fought" (Livy, | i. 25). | _Sixth Mile._ | | Round tomb of Cotta, consul | A.D. 20. | [There is a private road here | into the Via Appia Nova. If | the man at the tomb is surly, | and will not let you pass, | half a franc will pave the | way.] | Tumuli of the Horatii, Tor di | Selce, with a medieval tower, | the place where they fought. | | _Seventh Mile._ | _Seventh Mile._ | Brick tomb of the second century, | Unknown tomb, with medieval with fragments of three female | tower, off the road on the statues. | right. Semicircular concrete ruin, | supposed resting-place. | Brick tomb of Persius. | Road to Via Appia Nova. | Return to Rome. |