 One wall was dedicated to sculptures of goddesses, the other of animals.The exact location of the Palace of Lausus in Constantinople is a matter of debate, although it is generally accepted that the Palace was connected to the western flank of the Hippodrome by a rotunda, and that it was adjacent to the Palace of Antiochos.It was also very close to the Mese, the central thoroughfare of Constantinople, that led from the Augustaeum to the Golden Gate.