Heading west after the arch, Febo Brigotti, a doctor of Pope Paul III (r. 1534-49), let erect at the end of 15th century an elegant two-storey "palazzetto" at the n. 106-107 of the road; the facade bore two inscription, one above the epistyle, "PHOEBUS BRIGOCTUS MEDICUS", and, on one side, the motto of the doctor: "OB FIDEM ET CHLIENTELA" ("Due to the faith and the customers").