Fulvio published two volumes. One contained the first attempts at identifying famous faces of Antiquity from numismatic evidence, his richly illustrated "Illustrium imagines" of 1517, the portrait heads possibly by Giovanni Battista Palumba. The other was a guide to the city's antiquities, "Antiquitates Urbis", published in the disastrous year 1527. For a more popular market, his works were collected and translated into Italian in 1543, as "Opera di Andrea Fulvio delle antichità della città di Roma" (Venice, 1543). It proved so useful as a guidebook that it was updated by Girolamo Ferrucci and reprinted in Venice, 1588, as "Antichità di Roma... corretta &amp; amplificata."