Die Römische Abteilung des Paulus-Museums der Stadt Worms

Published in 1885 by E. Kranzbühler, this volume serves as a scholarly catalogue for the Roman antiquities collection housed at the Paulus-Museum in Worms, Germany. Authored by the museum's curator, Johannes Philipp August Weckerling, the work was commissioned to document the significant archaeological findings unearthed in the Rhine region, reflecting the nineteenth-century European movement toward cataloging regional heritage and consolidating local history into institutional records.

The design and content of the volume reflect the rigorous taxonomic approach common to late Victorian-era archaeology. Weckerling, a respected figure in regional antiquarian studies, utilized the text to organize the museum's Roman-era artifacts—ranging from epigraphic stone monuments to domestic pottery—into a coherent narrative. The publication was received by the academic community of the era as a vital reference for Rhenish-Roman history, cementing the museum's status as a repository for the city's imperial past.