<p>Sanctuary of Hercules Primigenius, located outside the *Servian Wall, along the *Via Salaria (contra, Carafa 135 n.80). Hannibal camped here in 211 B.C. (<i>ad Herculis templum</i>: Livy 26.10.3). Though no archaeological evidence survives, the location of this cult site can safely be inferred from the shrine of Hercules Primigenius (Palmer 1095), known from Augustan and Julio-Claudian funerary inscriptions (<i>CIL</i> VI 7655: AB HERCVLE PRIMIGENIO, 9645; cf. Chioffi) and a marble <i>cippus</i> inscribed to Hercules Primigenius, found in the area of Piazza Fiume (<i>CIL</i> VI 30907: HERCVLI PRIMIGENIO SACRVM). Two additional inscriptions (<i>CIL</i> VI 284, 30899) have been associated with the monument for no good reason (Richardson, Chioffi).</p>