. ROMA 809. 810 BOB1A marble steps which exist are supposed tohave been the entrance to a treasure Solis, near the Spina of the Circus Maximus(Tac. Ann. xv. 74; Tertull. Sped. 8). , in the Forum Olitorium, probablyone of the three small temples built inthe walls of S. Niccolo in Carcere. , near the house of Pompey in theCarinae (SW. slope of the Esquiline), often usedfor meetings of the senate. T. Trajani, in theForum of Trajan [see above]. T. Vejovis, onthe island in the Tiber ; also on the Capitolinehill.

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. ROMA 809. 810 BOB1A marble steps which exist are supposed tohave been the entrance to a treasure Solis, near the Spina of the Circus Maximus(Tac. Ann. xv. 74; Tertull. Sped. 8). , in the Forum Olitorium, probablyone of the three small temples built inthe walls of S. Niccolo in Carcere. , near the house of Pompey in theCarinae (SW. slope of the Esquiline), often usedfor meetings of the senate. T. Trajani, in theForum of Trajan [see above]. T. Vejovis, onthe island in the Tiber ; also on the Capitolinehill. T. Veneris et Romae, built by Hadrian,who employed Apollodorus of Damascus asarchitect. It stood at theE. end of the Forum,on the slope of the Velia, raised on a high stylo-bate above the Via Sacra, and was the largest,and among the most magnificent, at Eome. Ithad two cellae, one for Venus, the other forBoma Aeterna. There are fine remains adjoin-ing the monastery of S. Francesca. T. VenerisErycinae, was on the Capitoline hill close tothe temple of Mars : these two

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