The columns of this building were taken from Mons Claudianus in Egypt, and this building was constructed around the same time as the nearby Saepta Jul
The columns of this building were taken from Mons Claudianus in Egypt, and this building was constructed around the same time as the nearby Saepta Julia. Excavated by Rodolfo Lanciani, the original version of this building may have faced the opposite direction. The very top of this building contains a feature known as the (*) oculus, and this building's inscription references its constructor, Marcus Agrippa. Rebuilt by Hadrian, for 10 points, identify this building in Rome famous for its opening, a domed temple originally dedicated to all the gods.
The columns of this building were taken from Mons Claudianus in Egypt, and this building was constructed around the same time as the nearby Saepta Julia.
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