<p>Tumulus-style tomb built on the *Via Salaria by M. Lucilius Paetus, who held the offices of <i>tribunus militum</i>, <i>praefectus fabrum</i> and <i>praefectus equitum</i> under Augustus, for himself and his sister in <i>c</i>. 20 B.C. (<i>CIL</i> VI 32932; <i>CAR</i> II, C no. 14). A ring of travertine ashlar masonry (diam. 34.9 m) and a burial chamber survive; originally the tomb was crowned by an earthen tumulus akin to the *Mausoleum of Augustus (Nota, Eisner, Pietrangeli). The tomb is the largest and most luxurious monument known in the *“Sepulcra Salaria”.</p>