Exact list of one hundred masterpieces of art chosen by French Commissioners to be transported from Rome to Paris, following the Treaty of Bologna(*), of 3 Messidor, Year 4 [June 21, 1796]

(*) An armistice was signed in that city; but the Peace Treaty was negotiated and signed at Tolentino on 1st Ventose Year 5 (February 19, 1797.)
Art. 7. The Pope renounces in perpetuity, cedes and transfers to the French Republic all his rights over the territories of the legations of Bologna, Ferrara and Romagna… Art. 13. Article 8 of the armistice treaty signed at Bologna concerning manuscripts and art objects will have its complete and most prompt execution possible.
1st Apollo… 2nd Laocoön… 3rd Torso… 4th Mercury called the Antinous… 5th Hercules with a child in his arms… 6th Demosthenes seated…
 
7th Trajan seated… 8th Menander seated… 9th Posidonius seated… 10th A warrior, called the Phocion… 11. Ariadne called the Cleopatra… 12th Two cupids, half-figure… 13th A Philosopher believed to be Sextus of Chaeronea… 14th Health… 15th Juno… 16th Venus crouching… 17th Adonis…18 Paris… 19th Discobolus… 20th Another Discobolus…21 Bearded Bacchus, called the Sardanapalus…22. Augustus 23rd A veiled Roman… 24th The Cybele of Capri. 25th Meleager… 26: & 27 The Nile and the Tiber, colossal figures… 28th Ceres, colossal… 29th Melpomene same… 30th Apollo musagetes…31 to 39th The nine Muses found at Tivoli… 40th A small seated Urania… 41st A small Clio.

Capitoline Museum: 42nd Eq[uestrian statue] the large one… 43rd Antinous… 44th Apollo with a griffin… 45th Cupid and Psyche… 46th A dying Gladiator… 47th A Faun playing the flute… 48th A young woman holding an urn in her hands… 49th Juno… 50th Venus… 51st Flora… 52nd Antinous… 53rd The philosopher Zeno

From the Palace of the Conservators: 54th The young man pulling a thorn from his foot