The paper examines notes taken by antiquarians about three statues in the Torlonia Museum on Via della Lungara. They provide information about the three being brought to Rome from Velletri. This information is missing from more recent documentation. There is also a description of their purchase in the first decades of the 1600s at the hands of the Marquis Vincenzo Giustiniani. By confronting etchings made by different hands over different periods it becomes clear that the statues have been restored more than once. The Giustiniani collection of archives revealed that the statues were on display in the family’s palace on at San Luigi dei Francesi up till the 1800s. They then passed into the hands of the Torlonia family and were divided and shared between their various townhouses, meeting different fates.