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| Model of Temple of Veii based on Vitruvius, Portonaccio Sanctuary, c. 500 BCE |
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| Apollo of Veii, Terracotta, Portonaccio Temple, Veii, c. 500 BCE, Villa Giulia, Rome |
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| Tomb of the Leopards, Tarquinia, 480-450 BCE |
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| Capitoline Wolf, Bronze, c.500 BCE, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| Terracotta Ash Urn in shape of an archaic Roman/Etruscan hut dwelling or tuguririum, IX-VII Centuries BCE, Villa Giulia, Rome |
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| Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, Juno and Minerva known as the Capitolium, consacrated in 510 BCE, Capitoline Hill, Rome |
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| Capitoline Brutus, Bronze, IV-III Century BCE, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| Sarcophagus of Lucius Cornelius Scipio Barbatus, c. 280 BCE, Vatican Museums |
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| Bronze Krater of Mithridates V Eupator, c. 70 BCE, Capitoline Museums, Rome, |
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| Hellenistic Prince (so-called, because probably a Roman general), Bronze, II Century BCE, Palazzo Massimo, Rome |
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| Seated Boxer, Bronze, II Century BCE, Palazzo Massimo, Rome |
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| Doryphorus (Spear-Bearer), Marble, Roman copy of c. 50 BCE of Bronze Original by Plykleitos of c. 440 BCE, from Pompeii, Museo Nazionale Archeologico, Naples |
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| Temple of Hercules Victor (also known as "Olivarius"), Late II Century BCE by Hermodorus of Salmis, Forum Boarium, Rome |
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| Temple of Portunus, c. 100 BCE, Forum Boarium, Rome |
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| Theater of Pompey, Reconstruction, completed in 55 BCE, Campus Martius, Rome |
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| Forum of Julius Caesar (Forum Iulium), Plan, 54-44 BCE, Rome |
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| Dying Gaul, Mid-I Century copy of lost bronze original from Pergamum of c. 220 BCE, Palazzo dei Conservatori, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| Capitoline Venus, First Century BCE, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| Augustus Prima Porta, 20 CE, Vatican Museums, Rome |
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| Garden Scene, Villa of Livia, ca. 30 BCE, Prima Porta |
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| Colosseum, 72-80 CE, Rome |
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| Domus Aurea, Octagonal Hall, 64-68 CE, Rome |
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| Detail of Column of Trajan, ca. 112 CE, Forum of Trajan, Rome |
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| Pantheon, 118-125 CE , Rome |
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| Canopus, Hadrian's Villa, 118-134 CE,Tivoli |
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| Marcus Aurelius Equestrian Statue, ca. 165 CE, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| Baths of Caracalla, 211-217, CE, Rome |
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| Arch of Constantine, 312-315 CE, Rome |
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| Mausoleum of Costantine, ca. 345 CE, Rome |
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| Menorah Procession, Arch of Titus, 81 CE, Roman Forum |
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| Forum of Augustus, 42-2 BCE, Rome |
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| Hercules, Bronze from the Forum Boarium, Roman Copy of c. 100 BCE of Greek IV Century BCE Original by Lysippus, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| temple dedicated to jupiter, juno and minerva |
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| Colossal Head of Constantine, 312-315 CE, Capitoline Museums, Rome |
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| like a porch, leads into a large building (pantheon) |
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| romans made conquered enemies walk under arch to signify slavery |
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| public building where business or legal matters take place |
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| spoils/re-purposed materials |
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