Skulls, skeletons:

death's head with or without wings: S Francesco a Ripa _P1010171 & 2; P1010188

ditto P1010196 and closeup P1010204

SM dei Miracoli P1011180

with hair and wings: S Agostino P1010679 & P1010681, also in P1010682, mimicking winged putto-heads; SM Miracoli;

Winged skull also in

S Eustachio, as architectural supporters flanking the central roundel. The moytif must have been well-liked locally, for a very similar one appears on a different tomb in the

same church;same church; ;

SMPop S transept N chapel adjacent;

S Agostino - with a laurel wreath!!;

S Francesco a Ripa;

- and compare the angel version by Borromini:

S Carlo alle 4 Fontane;

S Pietro in Vincoli
SM dell Anima

their brother's head is in S Andrea delle Fratte, P1010036

S Croce in J;

SM dell'Anima P1010735

skull and crossbones: SMPop;

S Cecilia in T;

And in a roundel in the floor of the Savelli Chapel:

SM in Aracoeli;

or with a slab set up almost as a bench:

SM Aracoeli;

SM del Popolo

SM sopra Minerva;

In the Aracoeili, they form a motif in a chapel:

SM in Aracoeli;

skeletons with or without hour-glasses; S. Francesco a Ripa: P1010162

in shroud S AgostinoSMPop;

and in the midedle of the floor of the Chigi Chapel (an idea lifted by Bernini for SM della Vittoria = or did he do this one as well?): SMPop;

S Peter's P1010659-60 P1011408-9

SM dell'Anima;

S Pietro in Vincoli
S Pietro in Vincoli

skeletons as capitals:

SM Maggiore;

S Gregorio Magno: side entrance;

winged hourglass:

SS Apostoli

reclining living deceased;

Skull in S Giovanni dei Fiorentini

Skull in pediment of tomb:

SM sopra Minerva;