Credit: Holly Hayes
Status: All Rights Reserved
Trip: Graduate School in Oxford
Date Created: November 9, 2010
Date Added: March 20, 2011
Last Updated: March 6, 2024
File Size: 9.8 MB
Resolution: 5536 x 3656 pixels
Coordinates: 41.8925380° N, 12.4841860° E

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Evening Silhouette

Evening view of the Temple of Saturn at the west end of the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy. Originally built c. 497 BCE, it was restored in 43 BCE and rebuilt in 360-80 CE after a fire. The eight ancient columns are made of Egyptian granite; the inner frieze was carved of white marble c. 30 BCE; the Ionic capitals were made of marble in the 4th century CE. The inscription on the architrave, added at the restoration of 360-80, reads: SENATUS POPULUSQUE ROMANUS / INCENDIO CONSUMPTUM RESTITUIT. "Destroyed by fire; restored by the Senate and people of Rome."

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