Antoninus Pius Collection
Antoninus Pius, the Roman Emperor who reigned from 138 to 161 AD, left a lasting legacy in ancient Rome
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Antoninus Pius, the Roman Emperor who reigned from 138 to 161 AD, left a lasting legacy in ancient Rome. His devotion to his wife Faustina is evident in the magnificent Temple of Antoninus and Faustina on the northern edge of the Roman Forum. This temple, dedicated to their memory, stands as a testament to their love and power. Another significant structure associated with the Basilica Sive Porticus Antonini PII, located next to the Pantheon on the Campus Martius. This grand building served as a place for public gatherings and legal proceedings during his reign. The Columna Antonini Pii, also known as The Column of Antoninus Pius, was erected by his adopted sons Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus in honor of their father's achievements. This towering column stood tall in historical Rome and showcased the emperor's military triumphs. Emperor Antoninus Pius' influence extended beyond Rome itself. In Greece's Ancient Agora in Athens, there is a bust of him displayed at Stoa of Attalos and Agora Museum. It serves as a reminder of his impact even outside Italy. Coins portraying Emperor they can valuable artifacts that provide insight into his reign. These coins depict his regal profile and symbolize stability under his rule, not only revered during his lifetime but also remembered throughout history for his contributions to ancient Rome. The temples he built, columns erected in his honor, and coins minted bearing his image all serve as reminders of this influential emperor's enduring legacy.