(1) After enumerating various notable shrines, such as that of S. Cecilia, we read: “There we come upon a countless multitude of martyrs” (Ibi innumerabilis multitudo martyrum). (2) Further on, mention is made of “80 nameless martyrs who rest here.”--_Salzburg Itinerary._ (1) In another “Itinerary” describing the cemeteries of the Appian Way we read of “800 martyrs who are stated to rest in the great Callistus group of Catacombs.” (2) And here again the expression is used, “with many martyrs.”--_De Locis SS. Martyrum._ THE VIA LATINA (_leads out of the ancient Porta Capena to the left of the Appian Way_). The “Itinerary” here referred to speaks of some three groups of cemeteries, in two of which, it states, after particularising some famous shrines, that “many martyrs rest there.”--_De Locis SS. Martyrum._ THE VIA LABICANA (_leads out of the ancient Esquiline Gate_). The “Pilgrim Guide” here referred to mentions that, in the group of cemeteries situate on this road, “many martyrs rest.” In another place it alludes to “many other martyrs”; in another, “30 martyrs.”--_Itinerary of Salzburg._ Another “Pilgrim Guide” tells us of “a countless multitude of martyrs” buried in this group of Catacombs.--_De Locis SS. Martyrum._ Another “Itinerary,” after specifying some famous names, mentions that here were “other martyrs unnumbered.”--_Itinerary of Einsiedeln._ THE VIA TIBURTINA. (_The road which through the Tiburtina Gate, now the Porta S. Lorenzo, leads to Tivoli._) The “Guide” speaks of the Church of S. Laurence and the two basilicas in the cemetery adjacent. It says: “Many martyrs rest there”; and again, in the cemetery hard by, mentions “a multitude of saints” buried there.--_Itinerary of Salzburg._ Another “Itinerary,” describing these cemeteries, records that “with S. Cyriaca and S. Symphorosa are buried many martyrs.”--_De Locis SS. Martyrum._ THE VIA NOMENTANA (_leads out of the old Porta Collina to the town of Nomentum (Mentana). The modern Porta Pia is close to the old gate_). After describing the group of cemeteries lying round the Basilica of S. Agnes, and mentioning some of the better-known saints, the “Itinerary” says: “Many others sleep there.”--_De Locis SS. Martyrum._ THE VIA SALARIA NOVA (_leads in a northerly direction out of the old Porta Collina (Porta Pia now). The great Cemetery (Catacomb) of Priscilla is a little way out of the city on this road_). The “Itinerary” is speaking of the old Basilica of S. Sylvester; its ruins are in the Priscilla Catacomb. There, it says, “a multitude of saints rest”; and further on, still speaking of the same Basilica of S. Sylvester, says that “under the altar with certain famous confessors there are a multitude of saints.”--_Itinerary of Salzburg._