. Pompeii : its life and art . ri-bunal. C. The Temple of Apollo. 1. Colonnade. 2. Podium. 3. Cella. 4. Altar. 5. Sundial. 6. Sacristans room. 7-7. Rooms made from earlier colon-nade. D. D. Market Buildings. E. Latrina. F. F. City Treasury. G. Commemorative Arch. H. Temple of Jupiter. I. Arch of Tiberius. K. The Provision Market — 1. Portico. 2. Market stalls. 4. Market for meat and fish. 5. Chapel of the imperial family. 6. Banquet room. 7. Round structure with water basin —Tholus. 8. Pen. L. Sanctuary of the City Lares 1. Main room, unroofed, with an altar in the ce
. Pompeii : its life and art . ri-bunal. C. The Temple of Apollo. 1. Colonnade. 2. Podium. 3. Cella. 4. Altar. 5. Sundial. 6. Sacristans room. 7-7. Rooms made from earlier colon-nade. D. D. Market Buildings. E. Latrina. F. F. City Treasury. G. Commemorative Arch. H. Temple of Jupiter. I. Arch of Tiberius. K. The Provision Market — 1. Portico. 2. Market stalls. 4. Market for meat and fish. 5. Chapel of the imperial family. 6. Banquet room. 7. Round structure with water basin —Tholus. 8. Pen. L. Sanctuary of the City Lares 1. Main room, unroofed, with an altar in the centre. 2. Apse, with shrine. 3. Recesses with pedestals. 4. Niche opening on the Forum. M. Temple of Yfspasian. 1. Colonnade. 2. Altar. 3. Cella. 4. Portico. N. The Building of plan on p. 110. O. The Voting Place — Comi-tium. 1. Recess opening on the main room. 2. Recess opening on the Forum. P-R. Municipal Buildings. Pi Office of the Hall of the city Office of the aediles. S. PLAN II Scale of •THE FORUM WITH THE ADJOINING BUILDINGS. PART I PUBLIC PLACES AND BUILDINGSCHAPTER VII THE FORUM The Forum is usually approached from the west side by theshort, steep street leading from the Porta Marina. Entering,we find ourselves near the lower end of an oblong open space(Plate I), at the upper end of which, toward Vesuvius, standsi high platform of masonry with the ruins of a temple — thecemple of Jupiter; the remains of a colonnade are seen oneach of the other three sides. Including the colonnade theForum measures approximately 497 feet in length by 156 inbreadth; without it the dimensions are 467 and 126 feet. Thenorth side, at the left of the temple, is enclosed by a wall inwhich there are two openings, one at the end of the colonnade,the other between this and the temple; at the right the wallbounding the open space has been replaced by a stately com-memorative arch, while the end of the colonnade is closed bya wall wi
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