 Records of the church reappear with the 1461 "Liber Anniversariorum Sancti Salvatoris ad Sancta Sanctorum" and a catalogue of Roman churches in 1492.It did not, however, last longer than a century after that.While both Lanciani and Armellini record the popular belief that the church was demolished by order of Pope Paul III in order to enable the triumphal march of Emperor Charles V through the Arch of Septimius Severus in 1536, Hülsen contests that story.