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89 AD (search for this): entry minerva-templum
MINERVA, TEMPLUM
* Among the buildings attributed to Domitian (Chron.
146) is a templum Castorum et Minervae, and the same designation is
employed in the Regionary Catalogue (Cur. Reg. VIII, om. Not.). This
would indicate either one structure, or two near together, an inference
that is supported by the discovery of part of the statue of Minerva near
the lacus Iuturnae (NS 1901, I 14, fig. 73).
On the tabulae honestae missionis after 89 A.D. (CIL iii. Suppl. pp.
1965-2005, 2035), Cf. ib. v. 4056, 4091.
it is stated that the originals were placed in muro post
templum divi Aug. ad Minervam, and the same juxtaposition of these
two temples is found in Martial (iv. 53. 1-2: Hunc, quem saepe vides
intra penetralia nostrae / Palladis et templi limina, Cosme, novi). The
shrine of Minerva should, then, be situated between the temple of Augustus
and the temple of Castor, and many scholars have accepted Hulsen's
theory which identifies it with the large court (19 by 21 metres) which
served