Before Christ Collection
"Exploring the Rich History of Ancient Rome: Before Christ" Step back in time to historical Rome, Italy
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"Exploring the Rich History of Ancient Rome: Before Christ" Step back in time to historical Rome, Italy, and delve into the captivating stories of prominent figures and iconic landmarks that shaped this ancient civilization. Gaius Pompeius Magnus, better known as Pompey, was a Roman politician and general who stood against Gaius Julius Caesar. His legacy lives on through an 18th-century digital reproduction of his original portrait, reminding us of his influential role in shaping the course of history. Augustus, also known as Gaius Octavius, holds a significant place in Roman history as the first Roman Emperor. A stunning digital reproduction from Calcografia di Roma captures an 18th-century original artwork depicting Augustus' reign with grandeur and power. Witness the strength and skill displayed by martial artists at the ancient Greek festival through a digital reproduction of an 18th-century statue. This pankratiast's prowess dates back to its first attestation during the 33rd Olympic Games in 648 BC. The Temple of Juno Lucina stands proudly since its construction in 375 BC within a sacred grove dedicated to this goddess. A glimpse into historical Rome is made possible through a digital reproduction capturing its beauty dating back to 1625. Behold the majestic Temple of Jupiter depicted in an exquisite artwork originating from around 509 BC. Its inauguration marked a significant moment for Rome's religious landscape and serves as a testament to their devotion throughout centuries. Marvel at Marcus Claudius Marcellus' vision brought to life with The Temple of Honour and Virtue planned in 210 BC near Porta Capena. This architectural gem showcases Marcellus' dedication as Consul of Rome while providing us with insights into historical Rome's splendor. Explore The Basilica Portia built by Marcus Porcius Cato during his tenure as censor in184 BC. This remarkable structure offers glimpses into both the architectural prowess of ancient Rome and the political landscape of that era.