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Were there Jewish temples in Rome?
No, there was only one Temple which was in Jerusalem. In Rome there were synagogues. In ancient Rome they had lots of Jews, and a few of the old synagogues still stand.
Is the Temple of the divine Claudius the biggest temple in Rome?
The Temple of Venus and Roma - in Latin, Templum Veneris et Romae - is thought to have been the largest temple in Ancient Rome
What was the effect of Agustus believeing that the city of Rome did not look grand enough for the center of a great empire?
Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".
Where did Caligula live?
In a house/temple in Rome
Why was the Patheon built?
The Pantheon is a temple the Romans built to dedicate to all the gods of pagan Rome. The temple was the most revered building of ancient Rome.
Were there Jewish temples in Rome?
No, there was only one Temple which was in Jerusalem. In Rome there were synagogues. In ancient Rome they had lots of Jews, and a few of the old synagogues still stand.
What is the biggest temple in Rome?
Temple of Venus.
What are the names of the temples in the capitol of rome?
Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.Ancient Rome had temples and temples and more temples. It seemed as if every early emperor and victorious general built a temple to whatever god/goddess he credited with his success. This is not counting the traditional temples established by custom and the senate. Here are some of them: The temple of Jupiter, temple of Juno with the sacred geese, temple of Castor and Pollux, temple of Saturn, temple of Vesta, several temples to Venus, temple to Apollo and foreign cults such as Cybele and Isis also had temples.
What was Phoebus Apollo's Roman name?
He was known as Apollo in Rome as well.
Is the Temple of the divine Claudius the biggest temple in Rome?
The Temple of Venus and Roma - in Latin, Templum Veneris et Romae - is thought to have been the largest temple in Ancient Rome
Where is the Roman temple?
rome
Where is the Temple of Hercules Victor located?
The Temple of Hercules Victor is located in Rome!
What was the effect of Agustus believeing that the city of Rome did not look grand enough for the center of a great empire?
Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".Augustus literally rebuilt the city and beautified it. He restored 82 temples in one year. He built the theater of Apollo and the theater of Marcellus in addition to the temple of Julius Caesar, two fora, and his own mausoleum. He could truly say "I found Rome a city of bricks and leave it a city of marble".
Where did Caligula live?
In a house/temple in Rome
Why was the Patheon built?
The Pantheon is a temple the Romans built to dedicate to all the gods of pagan Rome. The temple was the most revered building of ancient Rome.
Which god kept the same name in Greece and rome?
Apollo
Who is Apollos counterpart?
In Roman mythology, Apollos counterpart is the god Apollo. Apollo is the Greek god of the sun, light, music, prophecy, healing, and truth, among other things. He is often associated with harmony, order, and reason.
