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Temples, Religion, and Politics in the Roman Republic
We need to examine carefully the history of monumental building during the
Republic to determine if temples were in fact erected as a result of manubial
building. 1.3 Manubial Building of Temples, Reconsidered Some confirmation of
the ...
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A Companion to the Roman Republic
Manubial. temples. In addition to state temples, there were – beginning in the
fourth century – many temples in Rome dedicated privately by victorious generals
ex manubiis, that is, from the proceeds of war (see also Chapters 4, 10, 16, and ...
Nathan Rosenstein, Robert Morstein-Marx, 2011
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Rome: A Living Portrait of an Ancient City
edge of the Campus Martius, dwarfing the rather scruffy and old-fashioned
Republican manubial temples of the so-called Largo Argentina complex, which
stood in its shadow.154 The size was staggering. It stretched some 320 meters
from the ...
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The Roman Amphitheatre: From Its Origins to the Colosseum
The manubial nature of the Colosseum, we may suggest, explains the presence
of shields and a triumphal arch on the Colosseum's facade at the main entrance.
72 Nero, an emperor who had never campaigned in war, had confiscated the ...
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A Companion to the Archaeology of the Roman Republic
Capital. in. the. Making: Manubial. Structures. In the early Republic, most booty
captured from adversaries - weapons, bronze ingots, livestock - was easily
recycled. Beginning with the conquest of Syracuse in 211, hordes of Greek
sculpture ...
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Contested Triumphs: Politics, Pageantry, and Performance in ...
It was actually illegal for home buyers to remove any old manubial dedications
that might be affixed to the doorway, so that, in the words of Pliny the Elder, "even
with a change of ownership the houses continued to celebrate triumphs forever.
Miriam R Pelikan Pittenger, 2009
funerals and funeral orations 102, 169–70 33–5, Gallic War (by Caesar) 13 gloria
39, 50–1, 59, 97, 100, 129, 135, 143, 167, 182, 187; see also imperialism,
manubial construction, militarism Aulus Hirtius 13, 154; see also Alexandrian War
...
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The Cambridge Companion to the Roman Republic
cluster their manubial temple dedications, as, for example, at the Largo Argentina
(Fig. 20) to make programmatic ensembles near and around the triumphal
staging ground of the Circus Flaminius, so they tended to build up images in "
groups.
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Art as Plunder: The Ancient Origins of Debate about Cultural ...
... a manubial temple or two. His many farsighted plans were likely inspired by the
elegant example of Alexandria: new marble buildings, including the basilica in
the Forum; his new extension of the Forum with its Temple of Venus Genetrix; ...
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Classica et Mediaevalia 49:
71 E. Orlin presented his paper 'Manubial Building of Temples Reconsidered' at
the annual meeting of the American Philological Association in Washington in
1994. layed until the vower received another major office, particularly that 140 ...
