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761:. The urn containing the ashes of the deceased was placed inside a large earthenware jar, along with grave goods, and then buried in a cavity cut into the ground and covered with a capstone. There were also a small number of inhumation burials. On current evidence, it is likely that burials in the Forum ceased in the late 9th century BC and that the
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and marketplace role. As political speeches, civil trials, and other public affairs began to take up more and more space in the Forum, additional fora throughout the city began to emerge to expand on specific needs of the growing population. Fora for cattle, pork, vegetables and wine specialised in their niche products and the associated deities.
1707:. At each temple, animal sacrifices and rituals were done in front of the religious sites. These acts were meant to provide good fortune to those entering and using the temple. Since the Temple of Saturn also functioned as a bank, and since Saturn was the god of the Golden Age, sacrifices were made there in the hope of financial success.
951:. It has been suggested that the earliest ancient materials collected in the area of the Vulcanal are from the second half of the 8th century BC. It appears that the Romans were aware of the sites’ archaic origins: the foundation of the Comitium and Vulcanal were attributed to Romulus himself while the first
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in North Africa. To prepare the Forum for the procession intended to imitate the pageantry of the ancient Roman triumph, the papal authorities undertook sweeping demolitions of the many medieval structures on the site, to reveal and better display the ancient monuments. This required the clearance of
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After the eighth century, the structures of the Forum were dismantled, rearranged, and used to build towers and castles within the local area. In the 13th century, these rearranged structures were torn down and the site became a dumping ground. This, along with the debris from the dismantled medieval
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over Italia, much of the city of Rome fell into ruin, from famine, warfare, and lack of authority. The population of Rome was reduced from hundreds of thousands to tens of thousands, as the populated areas contracted to the river, largely abandoning the forum. Strenuous efforts were made to keep the
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The Forum was outside the walls of the original Sabine fortress, which was entered through the Porta
Saturni. These walls were mostly destroyed when the two hills were joined. The original Forum functioned as an open-air market abutting on the Comitium, but eventually outgrew its day-to-day shopping
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From the 17th through the 19th century, the Roman Forum was a site for many artists and architects studying in Rome to sketch. The focus of many of these works produced by visiting
Northern artists was on the current state of the Roman Forum, known locally as the Campo Vaccino, or "cow field", from
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and his two sons against
Pescennius Niger and is one of the most visible landmarks there today. The arch closed the Forum's central area. Besides the Arch of Augustus, which was also constructed following a Roman victory against the Parthians, it is the only triumphal arch in the Forum. The Emperor
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Within the context of these disputes over jurisdiction, ruins in the forum were increasingly exploited and stripped. In 1426, a papal license authorized the destruction of the foundations of a structure called the "Templum
Canapare" for burning into lime, provided that half the stone quarried be
1394:, who visited the city in 663 AD, stripped the lead roofs of the monumental buildings, exposing the structures to the weather and hastening their deterioration. By the 8th century, the whole space was surrounded by Christian churches taking the place of abandoned and ruined temples.
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was one of the more significant buildings located in the Roman Forum. Little is known about when the temple was built, as the original temple is believed to have been burnt down by the Gauls early in the fourth century. However, it is understood that it was also rebuilt by
1144:, major work was done on the Forum including the raising of the plaza level by almost a meter and the laying of permanent marble paving stones. Remarkably, this level of the paving was maintained more or less intact for over a millennium: at least until the sack of Rome by
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women. Because the valley lay between the two settlements, it was the designated place for the two peoples to meet. Since the early Forum area included pools of stagnant water, the most easily accessible area was the northern part of the valley which was designated as the
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saw themselves as guardians of Rome's ancient legacy and zealously protected the ruins in the Forum from further destruction, but in the 15th century the Papacy gradually encroached upon these prerogatives. The Bull of 1425 strengthened the powers of the
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inaugurating a campaign of civic improvement and rebuilding in the city, which was depopulated and dominated by ruins. The demand for building materials consequently increased significantly, making the Forum a convenient quarry for stone and marble.
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1308:(r. 284–305) was the last of the great builders of Rome's city infrastructure and he did not omit the Forum from his program. By his day it had become highly cluttered with honorific memorials. He refurbished and reorganized it, building anew the
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During the
Republican period, the Comitium continued to be the central location for all judicial and political life in the city. However, to create a larger gathering place, the Senate began expanding the open area between the Comitium and the
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The first archaeological finds on the sites of the key public buildings point to a transformation of the Forum from a cemetery to a public site in the 8th century BC. Part of the Forum was paved over. The earliest finds in the sites of the
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in 42 BC. The eight remaining columns are all that is left of the illustrious temple. Though its exact date of completion is not known, it stands as one of the oldest buildings in the Forum. The temple originally was to be built to the
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and the erosion of the surrounding hills have been raising the level of the Forum floor for centuries. Excavated sequences of remains of paving show that sediment eroded from the surrounding hills was already raising the level in early
1573:(1499), all by papal license. The worst destruction in the forum occurred under Paul III, who in 1540 revoked previous excavation licenses and brought the forum exclusively under the control of the Deputies of the Fabric of the new
1523:, which absorbed that power into the Vatican. From then on only two authorities in Rome had the power to issue such licenses: the Vatican and the Conservators. This dual, overlapping authority was recognized in 1462 by a Bull of
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have revealed an important group of 7th-century-BC buildings. The archaeologists have identified them as the early phases of the Regia (House of the kings), House of the
Vestals, and Domus Publica (official residence of the
512:, refocusing both the judicial offices and the Senate itself. This new Forum, in what proved to be its final form, then served as a revitalized city square where the people of Rome could gather for commercial, political,
1640:. Around the wall, pottery remains and food scraps allowed archaeologists to date the likely construction of the wall to the 8th or 9th century BC, over a century before the traditional date of Rome's founding.
757:, was used as a cemetery (10th century BC), possibly by the communities based on the Palatine and Capitoline hills. Most of the burials were cremations of the same type which is also found in the other sites in
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Inside the Temple, there were multiple vaults for the public and private ones for individuals. There were also sections of the Temple for public speaking events and feasts which often followed the sacrifices.
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there (both in 29 BC). The Temple of Caesar was placed between Caesar's funeral pyre and the Regia. The Temple's location and reconstruction of adjacent structures resulted in greater organization akin to the
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by purchasing existing private homes and removing them for public use. Building projects of several consuls repaved and built onto both the
Comitium and the adjacent central plaza that was becoming the Forum.
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Forum (and the
Palatine structures) intact, not without some success. In the 6th century, some of the old edifices within the Forum began to be transformed into Christian churches. On 1 August 608, the
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in Rome. Excavations in the Forum continue, with discoveries by archaeologists working in the Forum since 2009 leading to questions about Rome's exact age. One of these recent discoveries includes a
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In the 15th century, the
Vatican escalated the issuance of excavation licenses, which gave broad permission to individuals to mine specific sites or structures for stone. In 1452, the ability of the
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Many of the traditions from the
Comitium, such as the popular assemblies, funerals of nobles, and games, were transferred to the Forum as it developed. Especially notable was the move of the
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on the summit of the Capitol. Lavish public banquets ensued back down on the Forum. (In addition to the Via Sacra, the Forum was accessed by several storied roads and streets, including the
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During these early Imperial times, much economic and judicial business transferred away from the Forum to larger and more extravagant structures to the north. After the building of
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was added at the northwest end of the Forum close to the foot of the Capitoline Hill and adjacent to the old, vanishing Comitium. It was dedicated in 203 AD to commemorate the
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in 1367 led to an increased interest in ancient monuments, partly for their moral lesson and partly as a quarry for new buildings being undertaken in Rome after a long lapse.
1577:, who exploited the site for stone and marble. Monuments which fell victim to dismantling and the subsequent burning of their materials for lime included the remains of the
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and others. By the Imperial period, the large public buildings that crowded around the central square had reduced the open area to a rectangle of about 130 by 50 meters.
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were placed on the Forum Romanum, as well. First, they stood next to the senate house; during the late Roman Republic, they were placed in front of the Basilica Porcia.
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An important function of the Forum, during both Republican and Imperial times, was to serve as the culminating venue for the celebratory military processions known as
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437:, the Forum today is a sprawling ruin of architectural fragments and intermittent archaeological excavations attracting 4.5 million or more sightseers yearly.
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Fragment of a terracotta frieze plaque from the Regia at the east end of the Forum showing a minotaur and felines, c. 600–550 BC, Antiquarium Museo del Foro Romano
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on the south—defined its long sides and its final form. The Forum proper included this square, the buildings facing it and, sometimes, an additional area (the
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was dedicated on the north side of the Forum square in 179 BC. (It was rebuilt and renamed several times, as Basilica Fulvia et Aemilia, Basilica Paulli,
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1186:'s rearrangements before his assassination in 44 BC. That year, two events were witnessed by the Forum, perhaps the most famous ever to transpire there:
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1054:—originally facing north towards the Senate House to the assembled politicians and elites—put the orator's back to the people assembled in the Forum. A
1241:, Augustus finished his great-uncle's work, giving the Forum its final form. This included the southeastern end of the plaza where he constructed the
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1062:(consul in 361 BC) is said to have been the first to turn away from the elite towards the Forum, an act symbolically repeated two centuries later by
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removed most of the medieval and Baroque strata and built the Via dei Fori Imperiali road between the Imperial Fora and the Forum. There are also:
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had set out from the palace to meet rebels but was so feeble that he had to be carried in a litter. He was immediately met by a troop of his rival
1601:. The Conservators protested vehemently against the ruination of their heritage, as they perceived it, and on one occasion applied fruitlessly to
1073:, in which even young nobles were expected to speak to the people from the Rostra. Gracchus was thus credited with (or accused of) disturbing the
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The Forum Romanum suffered some of its worst depredations during the Italian Renaissance, particularly in the decade between 1540 and 1550, when
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existed in other areas of the city; remains of most of them, sometimes substantial, still exist. The most important of these are several large
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Watkin, David, and Watkin, David. Wonders of the World Ser.: The Roman Forum. Cumberland, US: Harvard University Press, 2009. ProQuest ebrary.
1331:(312 AD), the last significant expansion of the Forum complex. This restored much of the political focus to the Forum until the fall of the
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and a circular altar dating to the 6th century BC. Experts disagree whether it is a memorial tomb dedicated to Rome's legendary founder,
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Ashley and Peter Larkin Series in Greek and Roman Culture: Restoration of the Roman Forum in Late Antiquity: Transforming Public Space
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Ashley and Peter Larkin Series in Greek and Roman Culture: Restoration of the Roman Forum in Late Antiquity: Transforming Public Space
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1175:, whose spacious hall was sometimes used as a meeting place by the Senators). After the verdict, they were led to their deaths at the
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Since the 12th century, when Rome's civic government was formed, responsibility for protecting the ruins of the forum fell to the
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In 2008, heavy rains caused structural damage to the modern concrete covering holding the "Black Stone" marble together over the
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itself—began. The Senate House, government offices, tribunals, temples, memorials and statues gradually cluttered the area.
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Pottery deposits discovered in the Forum, Palatine and Capitoline demonstrated that humans occupied these areas in the
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As the ground around buildings rose, residents simply paved over the debris that was too much to remove. Its final
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Other markets were known but remain unidentifiable due to a lack of precise information on each site's function.
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reports that the Forum was already falling apart at that time. During the Middle Ages, though the memory of the
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and the public burning of Caesar's body occurred on a site directly across from the Rostra around which the
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Many of the oldest and most important structures of the ancient city were located on or near the Forum. The
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The Roman Forum has been a source of inspiration for visual artists for centuries. Especially notable is
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shows the extent to which the buildings in the Forum were buried under sediment. Renowned British artist
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persisted, its monuments were for the most part buried under debris, and its location was designated the
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some 200 houses and several churches, the excavation of a new "Via Sacra" to pass under the arches of
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were votive offerings. They indicate that the area was dedicated to a celebration of religious cults.
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eventually faded from the writings of the ancients. The former is last mentioned in the reign of
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would meet at the site of the Sabine conflict. He is said to have converted that temple into the
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was replaced by the larger adjacent Forum, and the focus of judicial activity moved to the new
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and his Normans in 1084, when neglect finally allowed debris to begin to accumulate unabated.
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that, according to the story, the two parties laid down their weapons and formed an alliance.
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The Destruction of Ancient Rome: A Sketch of the History of the Monuments
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delivered his famous speech denouncing the companions of the conspirator
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The Roman Forum and the Palatine According to the Latest Discoveries ...
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under its control and away from the independence of the Conservators.
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the livestock who grazed on the largely ignored section of the city.
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Ammerman, Albert J., 1990, “On the Origins of the Forum Romanum”,
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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Rise of Rome: From the Iron Age to the Punic Wars, 1000 BC – 264 BC
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to issue their own excavation licenses was revoked by the Bull of
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2407:, Princeton and Oxford: Princeton University Press, pp. 151–152.
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Ammerman, Albert (1990). "On the Origins of the Forum Romanum".
1109:, who thus began the process of "monumentalizing" the site. The
1105:(large, aisled halls) were introduced to the Forum in 184 BC by
1050:. A long-held tradition of speaking from the elevated speakers'
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The Rome Guide: Step by Step through History's Greatest City
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wall near the Lapis Niger used to channel water from nearby
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until he died in 1925, stopping briefly during World War I.
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showing the swampy situation of the early Forum between the
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Representations: Images of the World in Ciceronian Oratory
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After Julius Caesar's death and the end of the subsequent
1079:("custom of the fathers/ancestors") in ancient Rome. When
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adjoining the Forum Romanum was demolished by a grant of
1535:(the Papal treasury). This structure was identified by
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exploited it intensively for material to build the new
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and rectangular stone buildings began to replace them.
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The Ancient City: Life in Classical Athens & Rome
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Rome: Ruins of the Forum, Looking Towards the Capitol
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was subsequently built by his great-nephew Octavius (
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2718:"Roman Art and Archaeology," Mark Fullerton, p. 118.
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The close relationship between the Comitium and the
2494:. Berkeley: University of California Press. p.
2018:
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A view of the Roman Forum seen from a window of the
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Other archaic shrines to the northwest, such as the
2251:, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, pp. 72–74.
1966:, colossal statue formerly in the west apse of the
852:(r. 715–673 BC), is said to have begun the cult of
3365:Roman Forum's 360x180 degree panorama virtual tour
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2730:"Roman Art and Archaeology," Mark Fullerton p. 358
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753:an area of the future Forum, close to the site of
3372:, 3D reconstructions of the Roman Forum in c. 400
2564:. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. p.
2429:Carafa, Paolo, 2005, ‘Il Volcanal e il Comizio’,
681:From here, they would mount the Capitoline Rise (
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3276:. Austin: University of Texas Press. p. 17.
3261:. Austin: University of Texas Press. p. 16.
2988:
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1736:in 1839, following his final trip to the city.
1495:, Rome's senior magistrates. Historically, the
651:paving, still visible, dates from the reign of
531:to the larger and more extravagant structures (
3308:A New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome
3080:"Forum Excavations Reveal Rome's Advanced Age"
2751:
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1804:forming a complex with the Forum Romanum: the
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1383:and dedicated or rededicated in honour of the
1327:saw the completion of the construction of the
1273:(110 AD), these activities transferred to the
456:, all of which were rebuilt after the rise of
417:and elections; the venue for public speeches,
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3387:Map of the Forum in AD 100, blank or labelled
2336:The Architectural History of the City of Rome
1643:In 2020, Italian archaeologists discovered a
955:(senate house), which was located nearby, to
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623:Originally, the site of the Forum had been a
452:(7th century BC), as well as the surrounding
3288:"Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino (Getty Museum)"
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2588:: CS1 maint: multiple names: authors list (
2356:, Vol. 94, No. 4 (Oct., 1990), pp. 627–645.
5558:Museo Storico Nazionale dell'Arte Sanitaria
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2390:, Exeter: University of Exeter Press, p. 2.
1768:Other notable artists of the Forum include
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5443:Boncompagni Ludovisi Decorative Art Museum
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2878:. Oxford University Press. pp. 49–50.
2476:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2463:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2416:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2370:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2289:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2276:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2263:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
2234:Lomas, Kathryn, 2018 (hardcover in 2017),
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1459:held a triumph in Rome on his return from
1140:In the 80s BC, during the dictatorship of
1137:was lynched there by a group of senators.
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5966:Temple of Jupiter Stator (8th century BC)
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2961:. world-archaeology.com. 4 September 2010
1975:(1550), immediately overlooking the Forum
1761:, who created a set of 135 etchings, the
1002:(beside it at the right, the roof of the
816:, the first king of Rome controlling the
5608:Santa Cecilia Musical Instruments Museum
4526:Basilica of Saint Paul Outside the Walls
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1452:. Just a few years before, in 1536, the
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1019:Topography and Monuments of Ancient Rome
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989:
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868:as the city's first royal palace. Later
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727:: view facing north east from above the
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3348:Reconstruction in 3D of the Roman Forum
3039:"Recent Excavations in the Roman Forum"
2863:. Oxford University Press. p. 107.
2848:. Harvard University Press. p. 53.
2780:Desclée, Lefebvre e Company. p. 9.
2560:; North, John A.; Price, Simon (1998).
2212:
1413:or "cattle field," located between the
884:had the area paved for the first time.
473:(Shrine of Vulcan), developed into the
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5543:Museo nazionale del Palazzo di Venezia
4531:Basilica of Saint Peter in the Vatican
3009:
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2338:. Oxford: Parker and Company. p.
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1873:, between the Capitoline Hill and the
174:Click on the map for a fullscreen view
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4811:Sacro Cuore di Gesù a Castro Pretorio
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2148:Stories in Stone from the Roman Forum
1924:, in the area now of the "quartiere"
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6294:List of monuments of the Roman Forum
5218:Tomb of the Unknown Soldier of Italy
4566:S. Antonio da Padova in Via Merulana
3036:
1561:, followed by the demolition of the
616:) extending southeast as far as the
481:(assembly area). This was where the
23:. For examples in other cities, see
5234:Column of the Immaculate Conception
5163:in Piazza Santa Maria in Trastevere
2467:, London: Profile Books, pp. 91–93.
2374:, London: Profile Books, pp. 90–95.
2280:, London: Profile Books, pp. 40-42.
1986:List of tourist attractions in Rome
1654:
1266:in the Forum, where he was killed.
740:
151:
16:Ancient Roman centre of Rome, Italy
13:
5563:Museum of Contemporary Art of Rome
4516:Archbasilica of Saint John Lateran
3392:Lucentini, M. (31 December 2012).
3077:
2613:. Leipzig: Karl Baedeker. p.
2521:Handbook for Rome and the Campagna
2359:
2254:
1593:, the steps and foundation of the
520:pursuits in ever greater numbers.
14:
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5513:Museo Barracco di Scultura Antica
5478:Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Moderna
3954:Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
3376:Christian Hülsen: The Roman Forum
3329:
2025:. A. & C. Black. p. 252.
1121:was dedicated on the south side.
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689:Temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus
6288:
5931:Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
5578:Museum of the Liberation of Rome
5523:Museo delle anime del Purgatorio
5473:Galleria Nazionale d'Arte Antica
5463:Galleria Comunale d'Arte Moderna
3924:Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
3335:
3292:The J. Paul Getty in Los Angeles
2480:, London: Profile Books, p. 145.
2431:Workshop di Archeologia Classica
2160:
1946:
1587:Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
1364:Byzantine / Eastern Roman Empire
1356:Fall of the Western Roman Empire
923:and the group of sanctuaries of
780:
755:Temple of Antoninus and Faustina
708:
500:(179 BC). Some 130 years later,
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6343:Archaeological museums in Lazio
5915:
5583:National Museum of Oriental Art
5483:Giorgio de Chirico House Museum
4912:Palazzo Barberini ai Giubbonari
4897:Domus Internationalis Paulus VI
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3207:American Journal of Archaeology
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3164:American Journal of Archaeology
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3121:American Journal of Archaeology
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2795:. New York: Macmillan. p.
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2540:The Oxford Classical Dictionary
2531:
2523:. London: John Murray. p.
2512:
2483:
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2420:, London: Profile Books, p. 91.
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2393:
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2354:American Journal of Archaeology
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2267:, London: Profile Books, p. 39.
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2238:, London: Profile Books, p. 38.
2228:
2178:American Journal of Archaeology
2169:
1920:, dedicated to the commerce of
1903:, dedicated to the commerce of
1886:, dedicated to the commerce of
1865:, dedicated to the commerce of
1844:, dedicated to the commerce of
1609:of Saint Peter's in the forum.
1221:
900:Originally a low-lying, grassy
604:during the Imperial period—the
5603:Porta San Paolo Railway Museum
4398:Columbarium of Pomponius Hylas
2611:Italy: Handbook for Travellers
2154:
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2029:
2012:
1998:
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998:: at the centre the church of
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5996:Temple of Vespasian and Titus
3382:Forum Romanum (photo archive)
3037:Gray, Mason D. (March 1901).
2825:. world-archaeology.com. 2010
2690:
2247:Fulminante, Francesca, 2014,
2081:
2019:John Henry Middleton (1885).
1991:
1750:, showing the remains of the
790:
539:) to the north. The reign of
454:complex of the Vestal Virgins
69:Temple of Vespasian and Titus
6318:Archaeological sites in Rome
5568:Museum of Roman Civilization
5498:Keats–Shelley Memorial House
4977:Palazzo Massimo alle Colonne
4521:Basilica of Saint Mary Major
2876:The Ruin of the Eternal City
2861:The Ruin of the Eternal City
2562:Religions of Rome: A History
2519:Young, Norwood, ed. (1908).
2442:Dionysius of Halicarnassus,
2309:. Paris: Lefebvre. pp.
2293:, London: Profile Books, 41.
2095:, Cambridge, Massachusetts.
2063:. Lastampa.it. 11 March 2013
2006:"Worldwide Elevation Finder"
1397:An anonymous eighth-century
1335:almost two centuries later.
1208:Temple to the Deified Caesar
1069:This began the tradition of
749:(1200–975 BC). In the early
551:almost two centuries later.
25:Roman Forum (disambiguation)
7:
6348:Tourist attractions in Rome
5946:Temple of Castor and Pollux
5660:Ludovisi Battle sarcophagus
5538:Museo di Roma in Trastevere
5508:Museo Archeologico Ostiense
5244:Hospital of the Holy Spirit
4816:S. Sebastiano fuori le mura
4423:Tomb of Eurysaces the Baker
4393:Catacombs of San Sebastiano
3305:Richardson, L. Jr. (1992).
2812:Lanciani, 1897; pp. 247–248
2334:Parker, John Henry (1881).
1939:
1752:Temple of Castor and Pollux
1734:Modern Rome – Campo Vaccino
1613:Excavation and preservation
1595:Temple of Castor and Pollux
1491:under the authority of the
1338:
1040:Temple of Castor and Pollux
355:Paleochristian architecture
101:Temple of Castor and Pollux
10:
6369:
5801:Castello Orsini-Odescalchi
4887:Casa dei Cavalieri di Rodi
4661:S. Giovanni dei Fiorentini
4656:S. Giovanni a Porta Latina
3929:Temple of Apollo Palatinus
2907:Lanciani, Rodolfo (1897).
1759:Giovanni Battista Piranesi
1192:funeral oration for Caesar
1006:), in the lower right the
808:Roman historical tradition
789:A speculative map of Rome
735:
573:(πλατεῖα) public plaza or
448:(8th century BC), and the
351:Ancient Roman architecture
164:Shown within Augustan Rome
18:
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6172:
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6097:Arch of Septimius Severus
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5757:
5702:
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5593:Palazzo delle Esposizioni
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5022:Palazzo Vidoni-Caffarelli
4922:Palazzo della Cancelleria
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4368:
4345:
4320:Column of Marcus Aurelius
4307:
4225:
4160:
4100:Basilica of Junius Bassus
4078:
4016:
3944:Temple of Hercules Victor
3934:Temple of Apollo Sosianus
3909:
3873:
3848:
3781:
3761:Arch of Septimius Severus
3728:
3717:
3683:
3481:
2989:Rodolfo Lanciani (1899).
2774:Marucchi, Orazio (1906).
2303:Marucchi, Horace (1906).
2044:Weidenfeld & Nicolson
1714:
1379:, was erected before the
1293:Arch of Septimius Severus
1286:Arch of Septimius Severus
1117:). Nine years later, the
1008:Arch of Septimius Severus
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73:Arch of Septimius Severus
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37:
5991:Temple of Venus and Roma
5986:Shrine of Venus Cloacina
5936:Temple of Divus Augustus
5791:Appian Way Regional Park
5598:Pigorini National Museum
5518:Museo Civico di Zoologia
5153:della Piazza dei Quiriti
4865:List of churches in Rome
4806:Sacro Cuore di Cristo Re
4631:S. Croce in Via Flaminia
4606:S. Cecilia in Trastevere
4591:Ss. Bonifacio ed Alessio
4571:S. Apollinare alle Terme
4551:S. Anastasia al Palatino
4536:S. Lorenzo fuori le mura
4315:Column of Antoninus Pius
3992:Largo di Torre Argentina
3964:Temple of Minerva Medica
3959:Temple of Jupiter Tonans
2791:Goodyear, W. H. (1899).
2093:Harvard University Press
1567:Temple of Venus and Roma
38:
6054:Colossus of Constantine
5679:Portonaccio sarcophagus
5666:Ecstasy of Saint Teresa
5643:Colossus of Constantine
5638:Augustus of Prima Porta
5613:Venanzo Crocetti Museum
5573:Museum of the Ara Pacis
5548:Museo Nazionale Etrusco
5468:Galleria Doria Pamphilj
5358:Via della Conciliazione
5318:Piazza della Repubblica
4947:Palazzo Fusconi-Pighini
4902:Palazzo Aragona Gonzaga
4741:S. Maria della Vittoria
4636:S. Croce in Gerusalemme
4586:S. Bartolomeo all'Isola
4541:S. Agnese fuori le mura
4008:Porta Maggiore Basilica
3709:Obelisk of Montecitorio
3420:Porta Maggiore Basilica
2939:Karmon, 2011; pp. 58–60
2921:Karmon, 2011; pp. 65–69
2640:Oxford University Press
2545:Oxford University Press
2146:Lovell, Isabel (1904).
1963:Colossus of Constantine
1377:Roman monumental column
888:Archaeological evidence
492:Over time, the archaic
317:Most buildings in ruins
282:8th century BC – AD 608
5849:Festa della Repubblica
5689:Sistine Chapel ceiling
5553:Museo Nazionale Romano
5423:Parco degli Acquedotti
5403:Villa Borghese gardens
5363:Via dei Fori Imperiali
4937:Palazzo della Consulta
4821:S. Silvestro in Capite
4726:S. Maria in Trastevere
4721:S. Maria sopra Minerva
4696:S. Maria in Montesanto
4556:S. Andrea delle Fratte
4428:Tomb of Hilarus Fuscus
4413:Mausoleum of Maxentius
4383:Catacombs of Domitilla
4291:Villa of the Quintilii
3272:Kalas, Gregor (2015).
3257:Kalas, Gregor (2015).
2995:. Macmillan. pp.
2979:Lanciani, 1897; p. 248
2948:Lanciani, 1897; p. 247
2897:Karmon,2011; pp. 49–50
2888:Karmon,2011; pp. 54–55
2874:Karmon, David (2011).
2793:Roman and Medieval Art
2680:
2384:Wiseman, Timothy Peter
1830:. The planners of the
1774:Maerten van Heemskerck
1754:
1684:but was replaced with
1667:
1575:Saint Peter's Basilica
1450:Saint Peter's Basilica
1404:
1351:
1288:
1234:
1151:In 78 BC, the immense
1048:Marcus Furius Camillus
1022:
1010:
987:
927:(House of the kings),
897:
804:
722:
564:
526:
405:
397:
379:
241:13 m (43 ft)
51:Surviving structures:
6268:Umbilicus urbis Romae
6128:Five-Columns Monument
6049:Basilica of Maxentius
6011:Portico Dii Consentes
5841:Events and traditions
5648:La Bocca della Verità
5493:Jewish Museum of Rome
4987:Palazzo del Quirinale
4831:S. Sofia a Via Boccea
4691:S. Maria degli Angeli
4681:S. Maria Ausiliatrice
4561:S. Andrea della Valle
4403:Mausoleum of Augustus
4337:Five-Columns Monument
4285:Insula dell'Ara Coeli
4137:Portico Dii Consentes
4105:Basilica of Maxentius
3012:The Classical Journal
2859:David Karmon (2011).
2448:On the Latin Language
1968:Basilica of Maxentius
1782:Giovanni Paolo Panini
1742:
1662:
1385:Eastern Roman Emperor
1346:
1329:Basilica of Maxentius
1325:Constantine the Great
1283:
1229:
1171:at the Forum (in the
1016:
993:
982:
895:
837:. It was here at the
788:
729:Portico Dii Consentes
608:on the north and the
562:
545:Basilica of Maxentius
541:Constantine the Great
508:, along with the new
487:Republican government
415:triumphal processions
269:2 ha (4.9 acres)
222:41.89222°N 12.48528°E
125:Basilica of Maxentius
87:, Forum Main Square,
6353:Rome R. X Campitelli
6338:Archaeological parks
6328:Roman sites in Lazio
6005:House of the Vestals
5694:Velletri Sarcophagus
5654:Laocoön and His Sons
5408:Villa Doria Pamphili
5313:Piazza della Minerva
5138:di Piazza d'Aracoeli
5027:Palazzo del Viminale
4972:Palazzo di Giustizia
4801:Sacro Cuore di Maria
4786:Ss. Quattro Coronati
4771:S. Pietro in Vincoli
4756:S. Nicola in Carcere
4751:Ss. Nereo e Achilleo
4736:S. Maria in Via Lata
4711:S. Maria in Aracoeli
4701:S. Maria in Cosmedin
4676:S. Lorenzo in Lucina
4671:S. Lorenzo in Damaso
4666:Ss. Giovanni e Paolo
4611:Ss. Celso e Giuliano
4596:S. Camillo de Lellis
4212:Theatre of Marcellus
3984:House of the Vestals
3344:at Wikimedia Commons
2844:Beard, Mary (2007).
2490:Vasaly, Ann (1996).
2022:Ancient Rome in 1885
1571:House of the Vestals
1563:Templum Sacrae Urbis
1399:Einsiedeln Itinerary
1358:, and the resulting
1333:Western Roman Empire
1262:'s cavalry near the
1000:Santi Luca e Martina
929:House of the Vestals
848:Rome's second king,
763:Esquiline Necropolis
678:and into the Forum.
549:Western Roman Empire
423:gladiatorial matches
382:), is a rectangular
366:, also known by its
347:Architectural styles
6248:Puteal Scribonianum
6102:Arch of Constantine
5214:Altare della Patria
4875:Castles and palaces
4746:S. Martino ai Monti
4716:S. Maria del Popolo
4706:S. Maria in Domnica
4651:S. Francesca Romana
4621:Ss. Cosma e Damiano
4443:Tombs of Via Latina
4438:Tomb of the Scipios
4433:Tomb of the Haterii
4408:Mausoleum of Helena
4207:Stadium of Domitian
4197:Gardens of Maecenas
4173:Circus of Maxentius
4110:Basilica of Neptune
4087:Basilica Argentaria
3891:Baths of Diocletian
3864:Cloaca Circi Maximi
3736:Arch of Constantine
3704:Obelisk of Minerveo
3370:Digital Roman Forum
2930:Karmon, 2011; p. 69
1954:Ancient Rome portal
1692:for Roman society.
1161:Q. Lutatius Catulus
1157:M. Aemilius Lepidus
1107:Marcus Porcius Cato
824:, who occupied the
218: /
34:
6149:Clivus Capitolinus
6043:Basilica Sempronia
5859:Rome Film Festival
5821:Villa Aldobrandini
5448:Capitoline Museums
5293:Clivus Capitolinus
4952:Palazzo Giustinani
4892:Castel Sant'Angelo
4836:S. Stefano Rotondo
4418:Pyramid of Cestius
4267:Palace of Domitian
4202:Gardens of Sallust
4049:Forum of Vespasian
3969:Temple of Portunus
3886:Baths of Caracalla
3100:. 21 February 2020
3043:The Biblical World
1819:Forum Transitorium
1792:Other fora in Rome
1755:
1668:
1617:The excavation by
1454:Holy Roman Emperor
1352:
1297:Parthian victories
1289:
1235:
1119:Basilica Sempronia
1023:
1021:, 1904 (adjusted).
1011:
988:
898:
882:Tarquinius Priscus
805:
684:Clivus Capitolinus
565:
322:Public access
227:41.89222; 12.48528
32:
6323:Roman archaeology
6300:
6299:
6144:Milliarium Aureum
5971:Temple of Romulus
5941:Temple of Concord
5883:
5882:
5854:Rome Quadriennale
5781:Metropolitan City
5775:
5774:
5458:Galleria Borghese
5333:Piazza San Pietro
5308:Piazza del Popolo
5303:Piazza d'Aracoeli
5276:and public spaces
5158:di Piazza Nicosia
5148:di Piazza Farnese
5143:di Piazza Colonna
5017:Palazzo Valentini
4907:Palazzo Barberini
4601:S. Carlo al Corso
4500:
4499:
4491:Ponte Sant'Angelo
4448:Tomb of Priscilla
4388:Catacombs of Rome
4262:House of Augustus
4251:Domus Transitoria
4217:Theatre of Pompey
4144:Porticus Octaviae
4034:Forum of Augustus
3939:Temple of Hadrian
3751:Arch of Gallienus
3741:Arch of Dolabella
3699:Flaminian Obelisk
3475:Landmarks of Rome
3442:
3441:
3432:Succeeded by
3426:Landmarks of Rome
3340:Media related to
2959:"The Roman Forum"
2846:The Roman Triumph
2823:"The Roman Forum"
2687:Septimius Severus
2444:Roman Antiquities
2320:978-81-237-4314-1
2165:. p. 1.38.6.
2102:978-0-674-03341-2
1705:Castor and Pollox
1603:Pope Gregory XIII
1565:(1461–1462), the
1489:maestri di strade
1470:Septimius Severus
1301:Septimius Severus
1291:The white marble
1194:(immortalized in
1173:Temple of Concord
1135:Tiberius Gracchus
1044:Temple of Concord
1038:(497 BC) and the
996:Palazzo Senatorio
820:, and his rival,
703:, and Via Nova.)
668:Porta Triumphalis
563:Plan of the Forum
360:
359:
117:Milliarium Aureum
6360:
6292:
6291:
6243:Plutei of Trajan
6238:Mamertine Prison
6123:Column of Phocas
6087:Arch of Tiberius
6082:Arch of Augustus
6029:Basilica Aemilia
5976:Temple of Saturn
5956:Temple of Caesar
5910:
5903:
5896:
5887:
5886:
5707:
5706:
5632:Apollo Belvedere
5528:Museo delle Mura
5348:Via dei Coronari
5338:Piazza di Spagna
5032:Palazzo Wedekind
4992:Palazzo Pamphilj
4917:Palazzo Borghese
4826:S. Sisto Vecchio
4354:Porticus Aemilia
4326:Column of Phocas
4308:Column monuments
4069:Forum Holitorium
3974:Temple of Saturn
3881:Baths of Agrippa
3797:Aqua Alexandrina
3729:Triumphal arches
3726:
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1677:Munatius Plancus
1672:Temple of Saturn
1665:Temple of Saturn
1655:Temple of Saturn
1583:Temple of Caesar
1579:Arch of Augustus
1569:(1450), and the
1537:Rodolfo Lanciani
1533:Apostolic Camera
1531:shared with the
1461:conquering Tunis
1407:
1373:Column of Phocas
1349:Column of Phocas
1310:Temple of Saturn
1247:Arch of Augustus
1243:Temple of Caesar
1115:Basilica Aemilia
1036:Temple of Saturn
969:pontifex maximus
957:Tullus Hostilius
870:Tullus Hostilius
795:
792:
765:replaced them.
747:Final Bronze Age
741:Pre-Roman Period
725:
712:
606:Basilica Aemilia
529:
498:Basilica Aemilia
435:Capitoline Hills
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6190:Ficus Ruminalis
6168:
6132:
6106:
6070:
6066:Basilica Porcia
6061:Basilica Opimia
6033:Basilica Fulvia
6015:
6001:Temple of Vesta
5980:Altar of Saturn
5961:Temple of Janus
5919:
5914:
5884:
5879:
5863:
5835:
5811:Hadrian's Villa
5783:of Rome Capital
5782:
5771:
5767:Monte Testaccio
5753:
5698:
5617:
5588:Palazzo Colonna
5434:
5427:
5385:
5377:
5288:Campo de' Fiori
5275:
5263:
5207:Other landmarks
5202:
5178:Quattro Fontane
5056:
5042:Villa Farnesina
5037:Palazzo Zuccari
5007:Palazzo Ruspoli
4942:Palazzo Farnese
4932:Palazzo Colonna
4870:
4850:
4731:S. Maria in Via
4507:
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4459:
4454:Vigna Randanini
4364:
4360:Trajan's Market
4341:
4332:Trajan's Column
4303:
4237:Domus Augustana
4221:
4156:
4074:
4039:Forum of Caesar
4012:
3979:Temple of Vesta
3949:Temple of Janus
3905:
3901:Baths of Trajan
3869:
3844:
3811:Aqua Anio Novus
3804:Aqua Anio Vetus
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3694:Lateran Obelisk
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1794:
1730:J. M. W. Turner
1717:
1657:
1615:
1591:Temple of Vesta
1585:, parts of the
1555:Forum of Caesar
1521:Pope Nicholas V
1442:
1415:Capitoline Hill
1411:"Campo Vaccino"
1341:
1314:Temple of Vesta
1252:Forum of Caesar
1224:
1146:Robert Guiscard
1127:comitia tributa
1111:Basilica Fulvia
1096:Tribune benches
1071:locus popularis
1028:Temple of Vesta
985:Temple of Vesta
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890:
864:as well as the
856:, building its
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596:to that of the
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466:Umbilicus Urbis
450:Temple of Vesta
419:criminal trials
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260:Ancient Rome
256:Part of
29:
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6273:Velian Hill
6233:Lapis Niger
6211:Curia Julia
5917:Roman Forum
5711:Seven Hills
5433:Museums and
5239:Conti Tower
5093:Il Facchino
5078:Acqua Paola
4776:S. Prassede
4616:S. Clemente
4546:S. Agostino
4298:sette bassi
4244:Domus Aurea
4130:Curia Julia
4024:Roman Forum
3839:Aqua Tepula
3832:Aqua Marcia
3772:Arcus Novus
3613:Romuli Wall
2829:23 February
2632:Hazel Dodge
2558:Beard, Mary
2543:(3rd ed.),
1824:Forum Nerva
1682:god Jupiter
1645:sarcophagus
1630:Lapis Niger
1440:Renaissance
1392:Constans II
1360:Gothic Wars
1318:Curia Julia
1299:of Emperor
1200:famous play
1196:Shakespeare
1188:Marc Antony
1083:in 318 BC,
1076:mos maiorum
1004:Curia Julia
672:Velian Hill
598:Velian Hill
575:town square
555:Description
510:Curia Julia
380:Foro Romano
364:Roman Forum
225: /
201:Coordinates
158:Roman Forum
121:Lapis Niger
77:Curia Julia
33:Roman Forum
6307:Categories
6263:Tabularium
5729:Capitoline
5373:Via Veneto
5283:Appian Way
5183:Tartarughe
4641:S. Eugenio
4581:S. Balbina
4151:Tabularium
3825:Aqua Julia
3790:Aqua Appia
3648:Fontinalis
3564:Settimiana
3354:, and the
2739:Connolly,
2642:, pp. 109.
2433:2, p. 135.
2184:(4): 633.
2042:, London:
1992:References
1928:, between
1871:vegetables
1746:(1742) by
1597:, and the
1481:papal bull
1368:Ostrogoths
1354:After the
1306:Diocletian
1204:New Rostra
1153:Tabularium
649:travertine
642:Republican
504:built the
477:'s formal
309:Site notes
210:41°53′32″N
53:Tabularium
6154:Via Sacra
6021:Basilicas
5734:Esquiline
5703:Landscape
5398:Villa Ada
5368:Via Sacra
5113:Navicella
5088:Barcaccia
5061:Fountains
4846:S. Vitale
4841:S. Teresa
4796:S. Sabina
4508:basilicas
4183:Colosseum
3918:Ara Pacis
3910:Religious
3782:Aqueducts
3721:landmarks
3673:Trigemina
3653:Gallienus
3643:Esquilina
3638:Dolabella
3569:Tiburtina
3549:San Paolo
3519:Nomentana
3494:Ardeatina
3235:193115520
3192:193115520
3170:(1): 52.
3149:193115520
3127:(1): 55.
2965:4 January
2655:, p. 106.
2584:cite book
2547:, p. 607.
2206:193074571
2067:25 August
1926:Testaccio
1770:Canaletto
1748:Canaletto
1619:Carlo Fea
1550:Cannapara
1479:issued a
1475:In 1425,
1457:Charles V
1419:Colosseum
1239:civil war
1177:Tullianum
1103:basilicas
1058:known as
939:known as
914:Via Sacra
701:Argiletum
676:Via Sacra
674:down the
631:with the
602:basilicas
518:religious
314:Condition
287:Abandoned
213:12°29′7″E
6278:Vulcanal
6185:Comitium
5806:Frascati
5744:Quirinal
5739:Palatine
5719:Aventine
5393:Bioparco
5386:and zoos
5098:Marforio
4766:Pantheon
4686:S. Marco
4346:Commerce
4123:Comitium
4003:Pantheon
3998:Lupercal
3686:obelisks
3684:Ancient
3658:Viminale
3529:Pinciana
3514:Metronia
3509:Maggiore
3499:Asinaria
3098:BBC News
2741:Op. cit.
2707:Op. cit.
2668:, p. 79.
2666:Op. cit.
2664:Watkin,
2653:Op. cit.
2651:Watkin,
2634:(1998),
2609:(1903).
2386:, 2008,
2225:, p. 16.
2223:Op. cit.
2136:, p. 43.
2134:Op. cit.
2114:, p. 22.
2085:(2009).
2050:, p. 11.
2038:(1970),
1940:See also
1732:painted
1724:'s 1636
1638:aquifers
1607:fabbrica
1545:Canapare
1499:and the
1417:and the
1366:and the
1339:Medieval
1316:and the
1245:and the
1212:Augustus
1169:Catiline
1089:maeniana
945:Volcanal
941:Vulcanal
921:Comitium
839:Vulcanal
835:Comitium
775:Vulcanal
771:Comitium
751:Iron Age
664:Triumphs
653:Augustus
629:Tarquins
587:Augustus
535:and the
514:judicial
494:Comitium
479:Comitium
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