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View of the mausoleum of Priscilla on the Appian Way, Rome.

Mausoleum of the Scipios family.

Fragment from the vault of Roman mausoleum, Rome.

Plan of mausoleum, possibly of the family of emperor Severus Alexander.

Section of mausoleum, considered to belong to the family of Alexander Severus.

The sarcophagus of emperor Severus Alexander and his mother Julia Avita Mamaea, which is kept today at the Capitoline museum, Rome.

Decorative features from the sarcophagus of emperor Alexander Severus and his mother Julia Mamaea (today at the Capitoline museum, Rome).

Section, plan and decorative features from mausoleum on the Via Tiburtina, Rome.

Section and plan of columbarium tomb thought to belong to the family of Augustus.

View of the remains of columbarium tomb which possibly belonged to the family of Augustus.

Interior of columbarium tomb which possibly belonged to the family of Augustus.

Section and plan of funerary chamber, Rome.

Catacombs of Saint Sebastian, Rome.

Sarcophagi from the catacombs of Saint Sebastian, Rome.

Inscriptions and reliefs from the catacombs of Saint Sebastian, Rome.

Remains of funerary monuments, Rome.

Plan of funerary chambers, probably of the Roman era, discovered around 1751, according to the author.

Funerary inscriptions from the tombs of Praetorian guards.

Plan, inscription and architectural features of funerary monument at Vigna Casali, outside the Appian Gate (Porta San Sebastiano), Rome.

Interior of funerary chamber at Vigna Casali, outside the Appian Gate (Porta San Sebastiano), Rome (imaginary depiction).

Roman sarcophagi and urns found close to Villa Corsini, Rome.

Urns from Rome.

View and plan of mausoleum at Villa Gordani.

Plan of the mausoleum of Augustus, Rome.

View of the mausoleum of Villa Gordiani.

Section and decorative features of the mausoleum of Augustus.

Decorative features and inscription from the mausoleum of Augustus.

Map of the Appian Way, Rome, with sections of monumental tombs.