The Prosopographia Imperii Romani, abbreviated PIR, is a collective historical work to establish the prosopography of high-profile people from the Roman empire. The time period covered extends from the Battle of Actium in 31 BC to the reign of Diocletian.
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Corpus inscriptionum latinarum : consilio et auctoritate Academiae litterarum regiae borussicae editum.Deutsche Akademie der Wissenschaften zu Berlin. Berolini : apud G. Reimerum 1862- (8th Floor STACKS in the Folio section). A multi-volume collection of ancient Latin inscriptions from the whole territory of the Imperium, geographically and systematically arranged.
ndex of public buildings and monuments is on page 5267 of Volume 6, Part 8, Section 3.
Corpus inscriptionum latinarum: Conspectus
Vol. VI: Inscriptiones Urbis Romae
Pars 1, nos. 1-3925 (Sacra, Imperatores, Res Sacerdotum, Res militum).
Pars 2, nos. 3926-15126 (Monumenta Columbariorum, Tituli Officialium, Sepulcrales).
Pars 3, nos. 15127-24320 (Sepulcrales).
Pars 4, fasc 1, nos. 24321-30681 (Sepulcrales, Varii, Fragmenta).
Pars 4, fasc. 2, nos. 30682-36745 (Sacra, Imperatores, Magistrati, Res Sacerdotum, Res Militum, Monumenta Columbariorum, Tituli Officialium).
Pars 5, Falsae.
Pars 6, fasc. 1, Index- Nomina Virorum et Mulierum.
Pars 6, fasc. 2, Index- Cognomina Virorum et Mulierum
Pars 7, fasc. 1-7, Indices