In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

In the early days, hill top buildings were easier to defend. Building at a higher elevation were also safe from the periodic flooding of the Tiber. As time progressed and the city prospered, Rome's major temple to Jupiter was on the Capitoline hill. The wealthy also had fine houses on such hills as the Palatine and Caelian, where they were away from the noise and heat of the lower city and could enjoy (sometimes) cooling breezes.

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