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Another part of the great Agger of Servius Tullius, opposite to the railway station, in 1876

Church of S. Balbina, apse, c. A.D. 1120, house of the titular Cardinal, shewing also the remains of a wall of the Kings at the back of the house, now the Reformatory

Church of S. Balbina on the Aventine, plan, with adjacent buildings, house of the Cardinal titular, and fragment of wall of the Kings, with angle of cliff of the pseudo-Aventine

Church of S. Clement, construction

Circus of Sallust, portion of the wall of the Kings, c. B.C. 600, seen through an opening in a wall of the Empire, A.D. 80

Construction of the wall and agger of Servius Tullius, with painting of a chamber in a house of the early Empire built up against it, on the exterior of the ancient city, (destroyed in 1870)

Construction of the wall of Servius Tullius, B.C. 564, near the railway station, (destroyed in 1870)

Construction of wall of the Kings on the Aventine, Servius Tullius (?), or Tarquinius (?), or of the Latins (?), from a drawing

Construction, wall of the City of the Kings, construction of part of this wall, now in the Forum of Augustus

Construction, wall of the Kings in the Forum of Augustus

Excavations, 1868, in the vineyard of the monks of S. Gregory, near the gate, shewing the arcade of an aqueduct by the side of the wall of Servius Tullius

Excavations, 1868, part of the arcade of an aqueduct, built of early concrete, by the side of the wall of Servius Tullius, between the Caelian and the Aventine