The document lists several notable landmarks in Rome, including the Colona Traina column commemorating Trajan's Dacian War, the Basilica di Massenzio built in 306 AD, the Arch of Septimus Severus dedicated to the emperor in 203 AD, the Colosseum completed in 80 AD and famous for medieval games, the Pantheon built as a sanctuary between 118-125 AD and now a Catholic church, and the Vittoriano monument built for the first king of Italy.

1. Colona Traina – Column consisting of 19 marble blocks. Documents the Dacian War of Emperor Trajan.

2. Basilica diMassenzio, Foro Romano – built in 306 AD the edifice of judicial and commercial activity.

3. Arch of Septimus Severus – Triumphal arch dedicated to Emperor Septimius Severus 203 A.D.

4. Colosseum – Completed in 80 A.D. Famous for hosting early Medieval games.

5. Pantheon Rome – built as a heathen sanctuary between 118 and 125 AD by Emperor Hadrian. Today it is a Catholic Church.

6. Vittoriano, MonumentoNazionale a Vittorio – Monument built for the first king of Italy.