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174 AD (search for this): entry fortuna-redux-templum
FORTUNA REDUX, TEMPLUM
a temple built by Domitian in the campus
Martius after his triumphal entry into Rome in 93 A.D. after the war
in Germany (Mart. viii. 65; Claudian. de sext. cons. Honor. i). It may
be represented on a coin of 174 A.D. and on a relief of the same period
on the arch of Constantine (Cohen, M. Aurel. 3; PBS iii. 259-262), and
if so, it was probably near the present Piazza di Venezia (HJ 501 ; RE
vii. 38; Rosch. i. 1526; for an erroneous theory that this temple was
the ara Fortunae reducis of Augustus, see BC 1908, 122-124). See
ARCUS DOMITIANI (1).
FORTUNA REDUX, TEMPLUM
a temple built by Domitian in the campus
Martius after his triumphal entry into Rome in 93 A.D. after the war
in Germany (Mart. viii. 65; Claudian. de sext. cons. Honor. i). It may
be represented on a coin of 174 A.D. and on a relief of the same period
on the arch of Constantine (Cohen, M. Aurel. 3; PBS iii. 259-262), and
if so, it was probably near the present Piazza di Venezia (HJ 501 ; RE
vii. 38; Rosch. i. 1526; for an erroneous theory that this temple was
the ara Fortunae reducis of Augustus, see BC 1908, 122-124). See
ARCUS DOMITIANI (1).