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Minchanka [31]
3 years ago
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The arch of septimius severus commemorated ___________. it consists of how many arches? according to one story, a youth named cu

rtius saved rome near the lacus curtius by ___________. the curia was the building in which ___________ held their meetings. the rostra was used as a ___________. it was called rostra because _______________. the temple of castor and pollux served as a temple as well as what other purposes? what's all that's now left of this building? the regia was used for a couple different purposes. name them both. the temple of julius caesar was built on the site of ____________. what did the vestal virgins guard in the templum vestae? describe the shape of this building. the atrium of vesta was the home of the vestal virgins. at what age might a girl become a vestal virgin? the tabularium was used to _________________. as happened with quite a few temples, the temple of antoninus and faustina was later turned into what sort of building? find the milliarium aureum. what was inscribed on this column? what was the function of the basilica in ancient rome? the tullianum was part of the roman "carcer". what was the carcer's use? what was the original name of the roman colosseum. what items were stored in the temple of saturn? what was the name of the road (via) that ran through the forum? _____________________
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spayn [35]3 years ago
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<span>Commemorated the victory over the Parthians. It consist of Three arches. Curtius saved Rome by sacrificing himself. In which senators held their meetings. Rostra was used as a podium for important speakers and it is called rostra because it was made using the rostra of a ship. The other purpose was Storage for measures and weights, a podium for speakers, and they kept the state treasury there. All that's left in this building was Architrave and three columns. Regia named them both Headquarters for pontifex maximus, and a shrine. Julius caesar temple was built his funeral pyre.  The Vestal Virgins guard did in the Templum Vestae is The sacred fire of the hearth goddess Vesta. Circular is the shape of the building. A girl might become a Vestal Virgin in six to ten years old.  the Temple of Antoninus and Faustina was later turned into A roman catholic church. All roads lead to Rome was the one inscribe in the column. the function of the basilica in ancient Rome was legal matters. The carcer's use was A place where prioners could be held. the original name of the Roman Colosseum was Amphitheatrum Flavium. The items that are stored in the Temple of Saturn were gold and silver. The name of the road is the sacred way.</span>
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