Excerpt from History of Rome, and of the Roman People, From Its Origin to the Invasion of the Barbarians, Vol. 6: Section 1
Caracalla la-urelled (bust) Caricature (figurine) Carpenter (has-relief) Carthage, Roman coin of Centurion (cast) Charioteer (engraved stone) Christ and the Twelve Apostles (glass) Circus, acclamation in the (bas-relief) race (bas-relief) Cirta, coin of Colosseum (medal) Commodus (bust) (int-aglio) the Olympian (coin) Roman Hercules (medal lion) and Marcia (medallion) Golden Age under (coin) Concordia militm'is (coins) Corpses buried at Pompeii Couch for the repast (bas-relief) Crispina (bust) Augusta (medallion) Cup in the form of a ship Cupid drawn by grifiins (cameo)
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