Located on the north wall of the second peristyle was a shrine. This comprised two rectangular niches, which sat 1.75m above the ground. Each niche had an aedicula façade done in stucco in the first style, consisting of two pilasters and a pediment above. Around the pediments ran a dentate stucco frieze. The floor of the niches projected slightly from the wall, with the edge of this shelf painted in red and yellow imitation marble. During excavation, a statue was found within one of the niches, believed to be a Genius. Found on the ground in front of the niches during excavation were two bronze tripods, two bronze candelabra, terracotta lamps, iron tongs, and a laurel branch.