Forum Collection (page 7)

Forum Boario, Rome, Italy. Date between ca. 1890 and ca. 1900

View of Rome, including the Forum, the Temple of Jupiter Slator, the Tomb of Cecilia Metella, and the Church of St. Anastasea

Rome, Italy - Basilca of Constantine
The Basilica of Maxentius and Constantine (sometimes known as the Basilica Nova new basilica or Basilica Maxentius) - the largest building in the Roman Forum. Date: circa 1910

Parade of sacrificial animals
The parade of the traditional holy sacrificial animals: a ram, a bull and a pig as depicted on a carving in the Roman Forum, Rome, Italy. Date: circa 1910

Pompeii Forum 1850
The ruined Forum in 1850 : Vesuvius is puffing away in the distance. Date: 1850

Crypt of San Nicola in Carcere

Forum Romanum, Rome

Capitolium

Roman Forum. Leicester
Part of the Roman Forum, now known as the Jewry Wall, Leicester, Leicestershire, England. Date: 1st century

Roman Masonry
Roman masonry in the basement of business premises on the corner of Gracechurch Street and Leadenhal Market, London. Believed to the be base of a statue and part of the Forum. Date: 1st century

Trajans Column, Rome, Italy - a Roman triumphal column in Rome, Italy, which commemorates Roman emperor Trajans victory in the Dacian Wars

Arch of Septimus Severus
The ruins of the Arch of Septimus Severus built after the Parthian Victories at the end of the Roman Forum. The Arch is seen here in the 18th century. Date: 3rd century / Circa 1760

Roman Forum 18th Century
The Roman FORUM seen in the 18th century. Date: Circa 1760

ROME / FORUM 1891
Foro Transitorum Date: 1891

Temple of Saturn / Forum
The temple of Saturn viewed from the Basilica Julia in the Forum. Date: 1905

Rome / Trajan Column C1760
Trajans Column in Trajans Forum, Rome.The monument was built under Emperor Trajan and was finished in 113 AD. The carvings depict Trajans campaigns in Dacia. Date: 2nd century AD

Leptis Magna, Libya - Al Hums - some of the dozens of heads of Medusa that used to decorate the Severan Forum. Nowadays some are detached and lie damaged on the ground

Detail, Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome, Italy
Detail of a bas relief sculpture on the Arch of Septimius Severus in Rome, Italy, depicting the delivery of four prisoners of war

Ruins in Roman Forum, Rome, Italy
View of ruins and pillars in the Roman Forum, or Forum Romanum, Rome, Italy. This was the central area around which the ancient Roman civilization developed

Arch of Septimius Severus, Rome, Italy
View of the Arch of Septimius Severus in Rome, Italy. This is a white marble triumphal arch in the Roman Forum, dedicated in AD 203 to commemorate the Parthian victories of Emperor Septimius Severus

North side of Roman Forum, Rome, Italy
View towards the north side of the Roman Forum, or Forum Romanum, in Rome, Italy, with sightseers walking through. The Forum was the central area around which the ancient Roman civilization

Campidoglio, Rome, Italy (The Capitoline Hill)
Campidoglio, Rome, Italy. The Italian name for the Capitoline Hill, between the Forum and the Campus Martius, one of the seven hills of Rome. By the 16th century, Capitolinus had become Campidoglio

Roman road and Arch of Titus, Rome, Italy
A cobbled Roman road leading to the Forum Romanum, with the Arch of Titus in the distance, in Rome, Italy

Archaeological excavations, Roman Forum, Rome, Italy

Temple of Jupiter Stator, Rome
An artists impression of the Temple of Jupiter Stator (Jupiter the Stayer), which stood in the Forum area of Rome. Tradition had it that the temple was founded by Romulus after a battle with

Croatia Pula
(aka Pola or Pulj) The square of the forum

Italy Rome Forum
Bird s-eye view of the ruins of the Forum (Campo Vaccino)

Tourists at Rome
Sightseers in the Forum, Rome, at the height of the tourist season

Trajans Column / Rome
Trajans Column in Trajans Forum, Rome

Disobedience Forum
Handbill issued by the Committee of 100 inviting you to join Bertrand Russell at a Mass Forum on Civil Disobedience against Nuclear weapons

Rome at Time of Caesar
A reconstruction of Rome from the period of Julius Caesar

Roman Orator
A Roman orator stands speaking in the forum, supported by some but heckled by others

Owen Jones Roman 26
Architectural fragments from Trajans Forum and from the Villa Medici, and pilasters from the Villa Medici, Rome

Rome / Colosseum C1890
from the Forum

Ruins of Pompeii
The Forum and Basilica in Pompeii

Timgad Ruins - Forum
Many of the Roman ruins at Timgad are in a good state of preservation : but only these columns bear witness to the former forum

Marcus Curtius - 4
A Roman hero who, in obedience to a divine instruction, rode with his horse into a chasm in the Forum at Rome, thereby saving the city. The story is almost certainly pure legend

Marcus Curtius - 3
A Roman hero who, in obedience to a divine instruction, rode with his horse into a chasm in the Forum at Rome, thereby saving the city. The story is almost certainly pure legend

Marcus Curtius - 2
A Roman hero who, in obedience to a divine instruction, rode with his horse into a chasm in the Forum at Rome, thereby saving the city. The story is almost certainly pure legend

Marcus Curtius - 1
A Roman hero who, in obedience to a divine instruction, rode with his horse into a chasm in the Forum at Rome, thereby saving the city. The story is almost certainly a legend. Date: 362 BCE

Marcus Curtius sacrifices himself for Rome
When a fissure appears in the Forum in Rome, the oracle demands a sacrifice. A young horseman, Marcus Curtius, volunteers and rides into it, nobly giving his life for the city he loves

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