<p>Republican sanctuary at the NW foot of the *Velia, (<i>sub Veliis</i>: Asc., <i>Pis</i>. 52.13), built on the site of the second residence of P. Valerius Publicola (Livy 2.7.12: <i>ubi nunc Vicae Potae est</i>); neither the house nor cult site are firmly located. Vica Pota was identified with Victoria (Asc., <i>loc. cit.</i>; Richardson; Coarelli). An ancient etymology preserved in Arnobius (3.25) links the name ‘Vica Pota’ to <i>victus</i> (food) and <i>potus</i> (drink), which suggests an affiliation with the *Macellum (Coarelli). Thus, an approximate site for the cult is marked with an index number at the base of the W flank of the Velia, near the Macellum.</p>