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Photograph of a drawing depicting the embouchure of the Aqua Appia or the Specus Fauni in a cave under the Aventine, Rome

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The Tiber. With the Foundations of the Sublician (or wooden) Bridge near the Porta Trigemina.

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The Tiber - The Emporium, B.C. 175, East side. Shewing the construction, the Window Arches filled up at a later period.

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Aqueducts I. Embouchure of the Appia (?) or Specus Fauni (?) in a cave under the Aventine, between the Porta Trigemina and the Marmorata.

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Church of S. Croce in Gerusalemme - Section of the Sessorium, with the Church, Monastery, and Garden, and Amphitheatrum Castrense.

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The Tiber - Exit of one branch of the River Almo, called also the Marrana or the Aqua Crabra, B.C. 533, through the Pulchrum Littus of the Kings; the Arch and the Brickwork are of later periods.

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Aqueducts - Pier of Arcade built into the wall, with the Specus of III. Aqua Marcia, B. C. 145. - IV. Tepula, B. C. 126. - V. Julia, B. C. 24, and half underground the Anio Vetus, (now concealed, A. D. 1869).