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300 BCE
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Construction of Temple C, possibly dedicated to Feronia, in the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina.
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199 BCE
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Construction of Temple D in the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina.
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107 BCE
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The Area Sacra di Largo Argentina is enclosed by a tufa wall on the east side and a portico on the other three sides by the consul M. Minucius Rufus, following his victory over a Thracian tribe.
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100 BCE
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Construction of Temple B, dedicated to Fortuna, in the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina.
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55 BCE
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Construction of the Theater and Portico of Pompey in the temple precinct of the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina.
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50 BCE
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Construction of Temple A in its current form in the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina.
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15 Mar 44 BCE
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Assassination of Julius Caesar
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80 CE
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Most of the Campus Martius burns to the ground. Renovations carried out under Diocletian included another repaving (this time with travertine slabs) and raising of the ground level, along with reconstruction of the temples' facades.
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1132
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Temple A is converted into the Church of St. Nicholas of the Lime-Burners.
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1926
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During demolition work in intended to widen the streets and prepare for new development in the neighborhood, the temples of the Area Sacra di Largo Argentina and the site of Julius Caesar's assassination are discovered.
