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ID AND LOCATION Stanford # 212b AG1980 # 212b PM1960 # 212 c Slab # VI-6 Adjoins none  CONDITION Located true Incised true Surviving true Subfragments 1 Plaster Parts 0 Back Surface smooth Slab Edges 0 Clamp Holes 0 Tassello no  TECHNICAL INFO Scanner model15 Search by: All Stanford # AG1980 # PM1960 # Inventory # Crate Slab Adjoins Located Incised Surviving Back Surface Thickness Slab Edges Clamp Holes Tassello Sub-fragments Plaster Parts Mosaic Identification Transcription Renaissance Transcription Reconstruction History Description Bibliography Keywords where value is: NOT AND OR Search by: All Stanford # AG1980 # PM1960 # Inventory # Crate Slab Adjoins Located Incised Surviving Back Surface Thickness Slab Edges Clamp Holes Tassello Sub-fragments Plaster Parts Mosaic Identification Transcription Renaissance Transcription Reconstruction History Description Bibliography Keywords where value is: NOT  BIBLIOGRAPHY AG 1980, p. 158, pl. 42 Cozza 1989, pp. 117-119 PM 1960, p. 127, pls. 10, 41 Photograph (86 KB) Note about photographs PM 1960 Plates: 10 41 AG 1980 Plates: 42   IDENTIFICATION Temple of Janus, Roman Forum? INSCRIPTION Epigraphic conventions used Transcription [---]ANVS[---] Renaissance Transcription ANVS (Cod. Vat. Lat. 3439 -- Fo 20 r, reproduced at PM 1960, pl. 10, no. 3) Reconstruction 1. [I]ANVS 2. ANVS (PM 1960; AG 1980) 3. IANVS (Cozza 1989) 3D Model Full model Download the viewer | Note about 3D models ANALYSIS L. Cozza suggests locating this fragment in front of the Basilica Aemilia in the Forum (16e). It may represent the area near the small Temple of Janus known from ancient textual sources to have stood at the Forum end of the Argiletum. This fragment's smooth back and thickness match the identified fragments from that slab (16a-e). HISTORY OF FRAGMENT None

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