Campus Martius Collection
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EDITORS COMMENTS
The Campus Martius, a historical site in Rome, holds within its ancient walls a tapestry of captivating stories and monumental events. From the winged genius carrying Emperor Antoninus Pius and his wife Faustina to heaven, to the awe-inspiring review of knights by censors, this place breathes life into the rich history of Rome. Inscribed with tales from different eras, one can almost envision Rome in the time of Julius Caesar during the 1st Century BC through an enchanting engraving. The military parade depicted on the base of the Column of Antoninus Pius transports us back to c. 161 AD when grandeur filled these hallowed grounds. Witnessing the apotheosis of Antoninus Pius and Faustina on that very same column's base is nothing short of extraordinary. It reminds us that even emperors were not exempt from celestial ascension. Yet amidst these grandiose depictions lies a map showcasing Newcastle NE15 0 - an unexpected contrast bridging two worlds together. And speaking of bridges, we cannot overlook The Fabrician Bridge captured beautifully in an image from 1890; it stands as a testament to architectural marvels spanning centuries. Moving forward in time brings us to Roma - Piazza di Pietra in 1910 where modernity intertwines with antiquity seamlessly. This juxtaposition serves as a reminder that while times change, remnants of our past remain eternally present. Returning further back into history takes us to moments etched forever: Caesar regaining loyalty from mutinous soldiers at Campus Martius in 47 B. C. , immortalized through Cassells Illustrated Universal History published in 1883. Witnessing Caesar addressing malcontent legions engraved upon our minds reveals his charismatic leadership and ability to sway hearts even amidst turmoil. Finally, Speculum Romanae Magnificentiae offers glimpses into sacrificial rituals conducted on Campus Martius throughout the 16th century.