Mau, August: Pompeii: its life and art (New York , London: The MacMillan Company, 1899)

KEY TO PLAN II

A. The Forum.
1. Pedestal of the statue of Augus-
tus.
2. Pedestal of the statue of Claud-
ius.
3. Pedestal of the statue of Agrip-
pina.
4. Pedestal of the statue of Nero.
5. Pedestal of the statue of Calig-
ula.
6. Pedestals of equestrian statues.
7. Pedestals of standing figures.
8. Pedestal for three equestrian
statues.
9. Speaker’s platform (p. 48).
10. Table of standard measures
(p. 92).
11. Room of the supervisor of
measures.
B. The Basilica.
а. Entrance court.
1. Corridor.
2. Main room.
3. Tribunal.
4-4. Rooms at the ends of the tri-
bunal.
C. The Temple of Apollo.
1. Colonnade.
2. Podium.
3. Celia.
4. Altar.
5. Sundial.
б. Sacristan’s room.
7-7. Rooms made from earlier colon-
nade.
D. D'. Market Buildings.
E. Latrina.
F. F. City Treasury.

G. Commemorative Arch.
H. Temple of Jupiter.
I. Arch of Tiberius.
K. The Provision Market — Ma-
CELLUM.
1. Portico.
2. Colonnade.
3-3. Market stalls.
4. Market for meat and fish.
5. Chapel of the imperial family.
6. Banquet room.
7. Round structure with water
basin — Tholus.
8. Pen.
L. Sanctuary of the City Lares
1. Main room, unroofed, with an
altar in the centre.
2. Apse, with shrine.
3. Recesses with pedestals.
4. Niche opening on the Forum.
M. Temple of Vespasian.
1. Colonnade.
2. Altar.
3. Celia.
4. Portico.

N. The Building of Eumachia.

See plan on p. 110.

O. The Voting Place — Comi-
TIUM.
1. Recess opening on the main
room.
2. Recess opening on the Forum.
P-R. Municipal Buildings.
P. Office of the duumvirs.
Q. Hall of the city council.
R. Office of the aediles.

S. Fountain.