N.B. Abbreviations are those used in the Oxford Latin Dictionary.
 
 

Author and Opus	Year to which author refers
LIV. 34.53.7	194 B.C.

Comment: L. Furius Purpurio vows the Temple of Jupiter Iurarius.
In Insula Iovis aedem C. Servilius duumvir dedicavit; vota erat sex annis ante Gallico bello ab L. Furio Purpurione praetore, ab eodem postea consule locata.
 
 

Author and Opus	Year to which author refers
OV. Fast. 1.289-94	1 ian. (year?)

Comment: On January 1 the senators dedicated the Temple of Aesculapius and the Temple of Jupiter Iurarius.
Quod tamen ex ipsis licuit mihi discere fastis,
     sacravere patres hac duo templa die:
accepit Phoebo nymphaque Coronide natum
     Insula, dividua quam premit amnis aqua.
Iuppiter in parte est: cepit locus unus utrumque
     iunctaque sunt magno templa nepotis avo.
 
 

Author and Opus	Year to which author refers
VITR. 3.2.3

 Comment: Vitruvius describes a prostyle temple and cites the Iuppiter Iurarius (apparently shared by the god Faunus) as an example.
Prostylos omnia habet quemadmodum in antis, columnas autem contra antas angulares duas supraque epistylia, quemadmodum et in antis, et dextra ac sinistra in versuris singula. huius exemplar est in insula Tiberina in aede Iovis et Fauni.
 

Author and Opus	Year to which author refers
OV. Fast. 2.193-94	13 February

 Comment: Ovid reveals that a temple to the god Faunus was on Tiber Island.
Idibus agrestis fumant altaria Fauni
   hic ubi discretas insula rumpit aquas.
 

Author and Opus	Year to which author refers
LIV. 33.42.10	194 B.C.

 Comment: The Temple of Faunus was financed by fines imposed on cattle breeders.
Aediles plebis Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus et C. Scribonius Curio multos pecuarios ad populi iudicium adduxerunt; .. ex eorum multaticia pecunia aedem in insula Fauni fecerunt.