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Arch, called Tiberius'Arch, Via di Mercurio, Pompeii.  
1st CE
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Arch, called Tiberius'Arch, Via di Mercurio, Pompeii. 1st CE

A view of the Forum, Pompeii. In the foreground the    
steles, on which were placed the statues of            
illustrious citizens. 1st CE
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A view of the Forum, Pompeii. In the foreground the steles, on which were pl...

View of the Forum, Pompeii. The columns are made       
of grey tuff, vulcanic rock from near-by Nocera;       
columns of grey tuff formed the first portico of       
the forum, erected by the quaestor Vibius Popidius     
in the 2nd BCE.
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View of the Forum, Pompeii. The columns are made of grey tuff, vulcanic r...

View of part of the Forum, Pompeii. Columns are        
of grey tuff, volcanic rock from near-by Nocera;       
Columns of grey tuff formed the first portico of       
the Forum, erected by the quaestor Vibius Popidius     
in the 2nd BCE.
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View of part of the Forum, Pompeii. Columns are of grey tuff, volcanic r...

Honorary stele, marble, on which stood the statue      
of Quintus Sallustius, magistrate, judge and censor,   
who was also "patron of the colony", defending         
Pompeii's interests before the authorities in Rome.
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Honorary stele, marble, on which stood the statue of Quintus Sallustius, m...

Portico of the Forum, Pompeii, with travertine         
columns, 1st CE. During the reign of Augustus,         
travertine columns, with Doric capitals for the        
bottom row and Ionic capitals for the top row,         
replaced the tuff columns of the 2nd BCE.
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Portico of the Forum, Pompeii, with travertine columns, 1st CE. During...

Portico of the Forum, Pompeii, with travertine         
columns, 1st CE. During the reign of Augustus,         
travertine columns with Doric capitals for the         
bottom row and Ionic capitals for the top row,         
replaced the tuff columns of the 2nd BCE.
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Portico of the Forum, Pompeii, with travertine columns, 1st CE. During...

Fragments of an architrave made of travertine stone.   
In the Augustean era (31 BCE-14 CE), travertine columns
replaced the former columns made of grey tuff.         
The architrave of the Augustean portico rested on a    
lower row of columns and supported a second row.
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Fragments of an architrave made of travertine stone. In the Augustean era (31...

Fragments of an architrave of travertine stone.        
In the Augustean era (31 BCE-14 CE), travertine columns
replaced the former columns made of grey tuff.         
The architrave of the Augustean portico rested on a    
row of columns and supported a second row.
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Fragments of an architrave of travertine stone. In the Augustean era (31...

Statue of Apollo, temple of Apollo, Pompeii.           
The original is in the Museo Nazionale, Naples.        
Bronze, 1st CE.
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Statue of Apollo, temple of Apollo, Pompeii. The original is in the M...

Marble altar from the temple of Vespasian (69-79 CE).  
The side towards the Forum shows a sacrificial scene.  
See also 10-04-04-27.
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Marble altar from the temple of Vespasian (69-79 CE). The side towards the For...

Altar of Vespasian, Temple of Vespasian (69-79 CE),    
Pompeii. The relief shows a sacrificial scene: the     
sacrificer and his aide bring the sacrificial bull,    
while the priest, a veil over his head, pours the      
libation over a tripod.
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Altar of Vespasian, Temple of Vespasian (69-79 CE), Pompeii. The relief show...