THE GALLERY OF ANCIENT ART

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	9501. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Bridge, built by Apollodorus of Damascus over Danube near Turnu-Severin city (from the relief on Trajan’s column). Rome, Column of Trajan.
	9502. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Altar of Augustan Peace (reconstruction). After Josef Durm (1837—1919), 1904. Rome, Museum of the Altar of Augustan Peace (Ara Pacis Augustae).
	9503. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Aqueduct (scheme of work).
	9504. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Monument in Adamklissi (reconstruction).
	9505. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Remains of the temple of Apollo Palatine and its reconstruction, made in 1838 by J. J. Clerget. Rome, Palatine.
	9506. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Reconstruction of the Iron Age huts on the Palatine, dating back to the 8th century BCE. Rome, Palatine Museum.
	9507. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. View of the Palatine from above. Rome, Palatine.
	9508. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Lake Avernus near Cumae.
	9509. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. View of the acropolis in Cumae. The foundation of the temple of Apollo and the Sacred road (via Sacra).
	9510. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. View of the acropolis in Cumae. The foundation of the temple of Apollo and the Sacred road (via Sacra).
	9511. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Cave of Sybilla in Cumae.
	9512. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Wall of Servius Tullius (near Termini Station). 6th century BCE. Rome.
	9513. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Outlet of the Great Cloaca (Cloaca Maxima) into the Tiber. Rome.
	9514. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. So-called “Tomb of the Horatii and the Curiatii” on the Via Appia. Late republican period.
	9515. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Tarpean rock. Rome, Capitolium.
	9516. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Altars from so-called Sanctuary of Thirteen Altars, founded in Lavinium in 6th century BCE. Built between mid-6th — 4th centuries BCE.
	9517. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Column of Phocas. Rome, Roman Forum.
	9518. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Basilica of Maxentius. Rome, Roman Forum.
	9519. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. Temple of Venus Genetrix. 46 BCE. Rome, Forum of Julius Caesar.
	9520. ARCHITECTURE. Rome. New rostra. Rome, Roman Forum.
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