Addison, Joseph: Remarks on several parts of Italy: &c. in the years 1701, 1702, 1703 (London: Tonson, 1718)

118 Tesaro, Fanoy Senigallia,
Augusii nati ad ALternitatem Romani nomi-
nis fublato hofte perniciosisiimo P. R. Fau-
fius Titus Liber alls VI. v'vr iterum P. S.
F. C. that is, pecunia fuafieri curavit.
This Stone was probably set up on
occasion of the Fall of Sejanus. After
the Name of Ahenebarbus there is a little
Furrow in the Marble, but so smooth
and well polish’d, that Ishould not have
taken notice of it had not I seen Cojsi.
at the end of it, by which it is plain
there was once the Name of another
Consul, which has been industrioussy
razed our. Lucius Aruncius Camillus
of * Tiberius.) and was afterwards pt
Death for a Conspiracy that he had
form’d against the Emperor Claudius;
at which time it was order’d that his
Name and Consulate should be effaced
out of all publick Registers andlnscrip-
tions. It is not therefore improbable,
that it was this long Name which fill’d
up the Gap I am now mentioning.
There are near this Monument the Ru-
ins of an ancient Theatre, with some of
the Caves entire. I saw among the Ru-
ins

* Vid. Fast. Consul. Sicul.

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