<p>Modern name of an ancient street which began in the *Colosseum Valley, passed through the deep valley between the *Palatium and *Caelius Mons, and probably continued to join the *Via Appia (Lanciani, <i>FUR</i> pl. 29, 35). Though the ancient name of this street is unknown, its antiquity and course are assured archaeologically with finds of street pavers (W. 5.77 m) flanked by travertine sidewalks, Republican-era drains, and several buildings that flanked the street (Schingo). One group of <i>tabernae</i> flanking the street had an <i>opus reticulatum</i> rear wall (though the rest is in early-Imperial brickwork); thus the Republican street may have been lined with shops (Schingo 157 V1). Once S of its intersection with the *Clivus Scauri, the archaeological data peters out, and the connection of the intramural street with the *Via Appia is entirely hypothetical.</p>