1994
DOI: 10.1017/s0068246200010084
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Was Agrippa's Pantheon the temple of Marsin Campo?

Abstract: ERA IL PANTHEON DI AGRIPPA IL TEMPIO DI MARS IN CAMPO?Il Pantheon di Agrippa non era un reale pantheion, essendo questo appellativo unicamente legato a motivi storici. Non si tratta di un santuario dinastico, perchè uno dei suoi dei tutelari, Marte, non fu mai considerate un antenato divino degli Iulii. Un indizio per la sua interpretazione viene dalla sua collocazione topografica. Assieme alla basilica di Nettuno (un memoriale alle vittorie navali di Agrippa, in particolare Actium) esso formava un complesso d… Show more

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“…1 To name just a few entries from his rich dossier: Ziółkowski 1992Ziółkowski , 1994Ziółkowski , 2004Ziółkowski , 2013Ziółkowski , 2015Ziółkowski , 2019Ziółkowski , 2020aKokoszkiewicz, Ziółkowski 2013. 2 Ziółkowski 2011, 2014, 2020b.…”
Section: Palamedes 13 (2019/2020)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…1 To name just a few entries from his rich dossier: Ziółkowski 1992Ziółkowski , 1994Ziółkowski , 2004Ziółkowski , 2013Ziółkowski , 2015Ziółkowski , 2019Ziółkowski , 2020aKokoszkiewicz, Ziółkowski 2013. 2 Ziółkowski 2011, 2014, 2020b.…”
Section: Palamedes 13 (2019/2020)mentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Regarding its height, Lanciani (1881Lanciani ( ), 270, (1882, 347 gives the columns an approximate diameter of 1 m (although there is no mention as to whether this is at the base, middle, or top), which would suggest that in height the shafts were within the range of being comparable to the Sala del Colosso of the Forum of Augustus (23½ ft), the "library" of Hadrian at Athens (24 ft), the Forum of Nerva (29¾ ft), and the portico of the Forum at Vienne (30 ft): figures taken from Wilson Jones (2000), 222-223. 36 For references to the name "Pantheum", see De Fine Licht (1966), 180-184;Ziolkowski (1994), 261-277 questions whether "Pantheum" was the original name for the building, but see the critique by Simpson (1997), 172. pleis known only from the Severan Forma Urbis, which also appears to show the presence of some type of garden features (Fig. 9).…”
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confidence: 99%
“…158-164. 114 This scenario would removeZiolkowski's (1994), 261 concern about the name of the building not being mentioned in inscription on the porch.304 Christopher Siwicki Brought to you by | University of Exeter Authenticated Download Date | 2/10/20 3:17 PM…”
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