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BUILDING PROJECTS
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DATE |
EVENT |
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| 38 | Hut of Romulus on the Palatine burnt (rebuilding) |
| 36 | Triumph: Cn. Domitius Calvinus rebuilds the Regia in the Forum Nov. 13: Ovatio of Octavian over Sextus Pompeius: gilded columna rostrata in the Forum Palatine: Consecration of the site of the Temple of Apollo [dedication on October 9, 28] The People resolve to build a house for Octavian. |
| 35 | House and Gardens of Maecenas on the Esquiline |
| 34 | Triumph: T. Statilius Taurus (June 30): theater in the Campus Martius (dedicated in 30 B.C.) After July 1: Paullus Aemilius Lepidus dedicates the Basilica Aemilia (work in progress since 55) Triumph: C. Sosius, an Antonian (September 3): a shrine of Apollo |
| 33 | Marcus Agrippa is Aedile:
Triumph: L. Marcius Philippus (April 26): Temple of Heracles Musarum in the Campus Martius, with its Portico Triumph: L. Cornificius (December 3): Temple of Diana on the Aventine |
| 32 | Flood: The Pons Sublicius is washed away. Octavian: rebuilds the Temple of Jupiter Feretrius on the Capitoline. |
| 31 | Fire: The Circus Maximus, Temple of Ceres, Libera and Libera, and the Temple of Spes are destroyed (Dio 50. 10.3) |
| 30 | Octavian (after Actium): decrees for a triumphal arch in the Forum; the adornment of the Temple of Divus Iulius with rostra Statilius Taurus: Dedication of his theater |
| 29 | Octavian:
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| 28 | Octavian:
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| 27 | January 13: Restoration of the Republic January 16: honors voted to Augustus, and decoration of his house Restoration of the Via Flaminia, from Rome to Rimini (from the manubiae of the triumphs of 29) |
| 26 | Agrippa; dedication of teh Saepta Julia in the Campus Martius |
| 25 | Agrippa: completes the Porticus Argonautarum, the Laconicum Sudatorium, the Pantheon (and possibly the Temple of Bonus Eventus) in the Campus Martius |
| 23 | Flood Marcellus, Augustus' nephew, provides awnings for the Forum (he dies and is the first to be buried in the Mausoleum Augusti) Octavia: his mother builds a library in memory of Marcellus in the Porticus Octaviae Augustus: resumes work on the Theater of Marcellus (dedicated in 11) |
| 22 | September 1: Augustus: dedication of the Temple of Jupiter Tonans on the Capitol (vowed during the Cantabrian Expedition in 26) |
| 21 | Lepidus and Lollius (the consuls) restore the Pons Fabricia, destroyed in the flood of 23. Also the Horrea Lolliana and the Horti Lolliani (?) |
| 20 | Augustus: obtains a decree for a Temple of Mars Ultor on the Capitol, a repository for the Parthian Standards until the completion of his Forum Augustum The erection of the Aureum Milliarium in the Forum Romanum |
| 19 | Triumph: L. Cornelius Balbus: the Theater of Balbus, the Crypta Balbi in the Campus Martius (dedicated in 13) |
| 17 | May 31-June3 LUDI SAECULARES in the Campus Martius: an Altar of Dis and Proserpina. The Theater of Marcellus is used for shows (which last two weeks beyond the official ceremonies) |
| 16 | Augustus: rebuilding of the Via Appia and the Via Salaria, ex senatu consulto Dedication of the Temple of Quirinius on the Quirinal |
| 15 | Vedius Pollio (died 15) left Augustus most of his estate, for the purposes of public building: Porticus Liviae (dedicated 7 B.C.) |
| 14 | Fire Basilica Aemilia burned. Flames reached the Temple of Vesta (which had to be restored) |
| 13 | Ara Pacis: decree authorizing its foundation passed (July 4) Balbus: dedication of the Theatrum Balbi in Campo |
| 12 | Augustus: named Pontifex Maximus. He made part of his residence public property, while the Domus Publica was assigned to the Vestal Virgins; a shrine of Vesta was established on the Palatine (April 28) Agrippa died late in March: he left his gardens and Bath to the People of Rome Fire The hut of Romulus burned The Pyramid of Cestius completed before the death of Agrippa The Pons Aemilius rebuilt by Augustus (between 12 and 2) including an arch |
| 11 | Augustus: dedication of the Theater of Marcellus statues of salus Publica, Concordia, Pax |
| 10 | Augustus: altar and shrine to Mercury on the Esquiline (New Year's gifts) Obelisks: horologium, Circus Maximus |
| 9 | Augustus: January 30: Dedication of Ara Pacis Augustae Altar of Vulcan (erected from New Year's gifts) Temple of Jupiter on the Capitol damaged by lightning Lex de Aqueductibus passed on May 31 Senate decrees an arch for Drusus on the Via Appia |
| 8 | Augustus: the Census, extension of the Pomoerium, division of the City into fourteen Regiones (maybe done in 7), delimitation of the banks of the Tiber Deaths of Maecenas and of Horace (who was buried extremis Esquilinis |
| 7 | January 1: Triumph of Tiberius (cos II) Temple of Concordia opened (begun in 10) Fire destroyed the Temple of Castor and many other buildings in the Forum area (Dio 55. 8.5) |
| 6 | Temple of Castor repaired and dedicated by Tiberius |
| 2 | February 5: Augustus named Pater Patriae August 1: Dedication of The Forum Augustum and the Temple of Mars Ultor The Julia Scandal |
| A.D. 5/9 | Altar to the Numen Augusti dedicated by Tiberius Caesar |
| A.D. 6 | Aedes Castoris et Pollucis dedicated |
| A.D. 7 | August 10: Altar of Ops and Ceres in the Vicus Jugarius founded |
| A.D. 10 | Aedes Concordiae Augustae in the Forum dedicated |
| A.D. 13 | Signum Iustitiae Augustae dedicated |
| A.D. 14 | August 19: Death of Augustus September 17: Divine honors granted to Augustus by Decree of the Senate Inscribing and posting of the Res Gestae Divi Augusti, last edited in A. D. 13 |
Iosephus Lugli (editor) Fontes ad Topographiam veteris Urbis Romae pertinentes Voluminis sexti pars prior. Liber XVI: Fora Imperatorum (Regio VIII) (Romae 1965).
Iosephus Lugli (editor) Fontes ad Topographiam veteris Urbis Romae pertinentes Volumen octavum. Libri XIX-XX. Regiones Urbis X-XI (Romae 1962).
Ferdinando Castagnoli, Il Campo Marzio nell' antichità (Roma 1947).
Frederick W, Shipley, "Chronology of the Building Operations in Rome from the Death of Caesar to the Death of Augustus," Memoirs of the American Academy in Rome IX (1931) 7-60.
Frederick W, Shipley, Agrippa's Building Activities in Rome (St. Louis 1933).
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