At the middle of the western side, at the commencement of the ascent
on the Via Nova, called the Clivus Victoriæ in commemoration of the
victory of Romulus over Acron. The remains were discovered March 1886.
Varro says:--
"The other, called Romulana, was so called from Rome, the same which
has steps into the Nova Via at the shrine of Volupiæ."