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History of the Wars, Books V and VI

Note 129 — XXV

H. B. (Henry Bronson) Dewing translation

"This temple of Janus—the most celebrated, but not the only one in Rome—must have stood a little to the right of the Arch of Septimius Severus (as one looks toward the Capitol) and a little in front of the Mamertine Prison."—Hodgkin. The "Tria Fata" were three ancient statues of Sibyls which stood by the Rostra.

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