Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, CLITELLAE

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CACA, SACELLUM - CASTOR, AEDES, TEMPLUM

CASTRA EQUITUM SINGULARIUM - CLIVUS RUTARIUS

CASTRA EQUITUM SINGULARIUM

CASTRA FONT(ANORUM)

CASTRA LECTICARIORUM

CASTRA MISENATIUM

CASTRA PEREGRINA

CASTRA PRAETORIA

CASTRA RAVENNATIUM

CASTRA SILICARIORUM

CASTRA (URBANA)

CATIALIS COLLIS

CELLA NIGRINIANA

CELLAE VINARIAE NOVA ET ARRUNTIANA

CERES LIBER LIBERAQUE, AEDES

CERES MATER ET OPS AUGUSTA, ARA

CIRCUS FLAMINIUS

CIRCUS GAI ET NERONIS :

CIRCUS HADRIANI

CIRCUS MECINUS :

CIRCUS VATICANUS

CLAUDIUS, DIVUS, TEMPLUM

CLEMENTIA CAESARIS, AEDES

CLIVUS ARGENTARIUS

CLIVUS BASSILLI

CLIVUS CAPITOLINUS

CLIVUS CAPSARIUS

CLIVUS COSCONIUS

CLIVUS DELPHINI

CLIVUS ORBIUS (URBIUS)

CLIVUS PALATINUS

CLIVUS PUBLICIUS

CLIVUS RUTARIUS

CLIVUS SACER - CURIA OCTAVIAE

CURIA IN PALATIO - CYBELE, TIIOLUS

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CLITELLAE

mentioned only once (Fest. 59)- clitellae dicuntur .. . locus Romae propter similitudinem et in via Flaminia loca quaedam devexa subinde et accliva (cf. English 'saddle'). The nearest portion of the via Flaminia which can be described as being up- and downhill is close to Castelnuovo di Porto (JRS 1921, 151-154).

A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome. Samuel Ball Platner. Thomas Ashby. London: Humphrey Milford. Oxford University Press. 1929.

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