_Eight_ Bagnio’s.] _Victor_ writes, that at _Rome_ there were eleven. _Two_ Basilica’s.] There were ten of them at _Rome_. _Four_ Fora’s.] At _Rome_ there were eleven; _Victor_ says nineteen. _Two Senate-Houses._] At _Rome_, as _Victor_ says, there were three; one stood between the _Capitol_, and the _Forum Romanum_, where was the Temple of _Concord_; another by the _Porta Capena_, and a third in the Temple of _Bellona_, which stood in the _Circo_ of _Flaminius_, where the Foreign Ambassadors resided, because they would not allow them Admittance into the City. _Five Granaries._] At _Rome_ there were two hundred and ninety two. _Two Theatres._] At _Rome_ there were three. _Two_ Lusoria.] At _Rome_, according to _Victor_, there were sixteen. _Four Havens._] At _Rome_ there was but one. _One_ Circo.] At _Rome_ there were two. _Four Cisterns._] At _Rome_ there were none. _Four_ Nymphea.] At _Rome_ there were fifteen. _Three hundred and twenty two Streets._] At _Rome_ four Hundred and twenty four. _Four Thousand three hundred and eighteen large Houses._] At _Rome_ there were forty six Thousand six hundred and two _Insulæ_, and one Thousand seven hundred and eighty large Houses. The Houses here mentioned were large roof’d Buildings, tyl’d at Top four Ways; the _Insulæ_ were roof’d Buildings, tyl’d only before and behind. _Forty two_ Portico’s.] At _Rome_ there were six only. _A hundred and fifty three private Baths._] At _Rome_ there were eight hundred and fifty six. _Twenty publick, and a hundred and twenty private Mills._] At _Rome_ two hundred and fifty four. _A hundred and seventeen_ Gradus.] At _Rome_ none. _Five Flesh-Markets._] At _Rome_ two only. _Five hundred and sixty_ Collegiati.] It is apparent that thirty seven of them are omitted in the last _Ward_. There was no such Office at _Rome_, yet there were, instead of them, Watchmen divided into seven Companies, whose Business, according to _Dion_ and _Suetonius_, was much the same with that of the _Collegiati_. _Sixty five_ Vico-magistri.] It should be read seventy; for five of them are omitted in the last _Ward_. At _Rome_ the Number of _Collegiati_ was six hundred and seventy two. _A Porphyry Pillar._] There was no such Pillar, as _Cedrinus_ says, at _Rome_, tho’ this was brought from thence. _Gyllius_ writes, that this Pillar was made of square marble Stones, and that it stood in the _Hippodrom_. _Two Pillars with Winding-Stairs in the Inside of them._] There was the same Number at _Rome_. _One_ Colossus.] At _Rome_ there were two. ’Tis omitted in the _Description of the Wards_, as many other Things of Note are.