Contents
 Introduction
Upper-Class Apartment Housing in Ostia and Rome, by Bruce Frier
[Domus]
House of Jupiter and Ganymede (I,IV,2)
House of the Round Temple (I,XI,2-3)
House of the Sacred Area (I,XIV,3)
House of Cupid and Psyche (I,XIV,5)
House of Apuleius (II,VIII,5)
House III,I,6
House on the Decumanus (III,II,3)
House of the Nymphaeum (III,VI,1-3)
House of the Dioscures (III,IX,1)
House of the Muses (III,IX,22)
House of the Serapeum (III,XVII,3)
House of the Columns (IV,III,1)
House of the Fishes (IV,III,3)
House on Via della Caupona (IV,III,4)
House IV,III,5
House on the Road of the Round Temple (IV,IV,7)
House with a Garden (IV,IV,9)
House underneath IV,V,7-9
House of the Eagle (IV,V,8)
House of the Porch (V,II,4-5)
House of the Fortuna Annonaria (V,II,8)
House of the Well (V,III,3)
House of the Stuccoed Capitals (V,VII,4-5)
House V,VIII,1-4
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Römisches Freilichtmuseum Hechingen-Stein. Photo: Wikimedia, Rainer Halama.
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[Apartments]
House of the Mithraeum of Menander (I,III,5)
House of the Infant Bacchus (I,IV,3)
House of the Paintings (I,IV,4)
Building I,XIII,5
Building I,XIV,9
Houses on Via dei Vigili (II,III,3-4)
House of the Infant Hercules (II,VI,3-4)
House of the Painted Ceiling (II,VI,5-6)
Buildings III,I,12-13
Building III,II,9
House of the Triple Windows (III,III,1)
House next to the House of the Thunderbolt (III,VII,5)
Garden Houses (III,IX)
House of the Priestesses (III,IX,6)
House of the Yellow Walls (III,IX,12)
House of the Graffito (III,IX,21)
House of the Charioteers (III,X,1) - rooms 26-34
Standard Houses (III,XII-XIII,1-2)
House of Annius (III,XIV,4)
Building III,XVI,2
Building IV,IV,6
House of Dionysus (IV,V,9)
Building V,II,3
Building V,II,11
Building V,II,12
House of the Well (V,II,13)
House V,III,4
House of Themistocles (V,XI,2)
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