Samuel Ball Platner, Thomas Ashby, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, SEP. SEVERI

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SACRA URBS, TEMPLUM - SEP. P. AELII GUTTAE CALPURNIANI

SEP. AGRIPPAE - SERAPEUM

SEP. ANTONINORUM

SEP. ARRUNTIORUM

SEP. C. ET L. CAESARIS

SEP. CALPURNIORUM

SEP. CLAUDIORUM

SEP. C. CONSIDII GALLI

SEP. DOMITIORUM

SEP. GAII ET LUCII

SEP. GALLONIORUM

SEP. Q. HATERII

SEP. LUCILII PAETI

SEP. L. NONII ASPRENATIS

SEP. PASSIENORUM

SEP. POMPONII HYLAE

SEP. ROMULI (1)

SEP. ROMULI (2)

SEP. RUSTICELIORUM

SEP. SEMPRONIORUM

SEP. STATII CAECILII

SEP. STATILIORUM

SEP. Q. SULPICII MAXIMI

SEP. C. SULPICI PLATORINI

SEP. TITI TATII

SEP. VALERIORUM

SERAPIS, AEDES - STATUA SULLAE

STATUA TARACIAE GAIAE - SYRACUSAE ET TECHNYPHION

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SEP. SEVERI

an alleged tomb of Septimius Severus, known to us only from one passage (Hist. Aug. Get. 7: inlatusque est maiorum sepulcro, hoc est Severi, quod est in via Appia euntibus ad portam dextra, specie Septizonii extructum; HJ 218). Severus, Caracalla and Geta were, however, all buried in the MAUSOLEUM OF HADRIAN (q.v.), and the passage is interpolated (cf. SEPTIZONIUM).

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

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