<p>Remains of a large residence along the *Sacra Via between the *Domus Publica and the *Domus of M. Aemilius Scaurus, dating to the 1st c. B.C. (area of <i>c</i>. 1000 m²; Papi 53-54); extant are a number of subterranean rooms, probably servants’ quarters, a large garden, and fragmentary remains of the living area on the ground floor. The entrance to the residence, which was from the Sacra Via, was flanked by two <i>tabernae</i> (shops). While Papi provisionally publishes a plan and elevation of the house (and indicates that its final publication is underway), its location is simply given as “halfway between the Domus Publica and the *Clivus Palatinus” (53); this location is not specific enough for our map to include the reconstructed plan, though an index number has been placed on the spot. Papi also notes that a <i>cryptoporticus</i> was unearthed “east of the Domus Publica” (55 n.51; as yet unpublished); this structure is not marked on our map.</p>