- An
Augusteum (plural Augustea) was
originally a site of
imperial cult in
ancient Roman religion,
named after the
imperial title of Augustus. It was known...
- The
Augusteum was a
building on the
Augustusplatz in Leipzig, Germany, to the left of the Paulinerkirche. It was
built on the 1543 site of the University...
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Augusteum may be:
Augusteum Augusteum (Leipzig)
Augusteum (Oldenburg)
Augusteum (Wittenberg) This
disambiguation page
lists articles ****ociated with the...
- Marx University,
Leipzig after Karl Marx. In 1968, the
partly damaged Augusteum,
including Johanneum and
Albertinum and the
intact Paulinerkirche, were...
- Reformation.
Luther was
living here when he
wrote his 95 Theses. The
Augusteum is an
expansion to the
original building that was
constructed after Luther's...
- The
Augusteum is a
German art
museum in the city of Oldenburg,
Lower Saxony.
Completed in 1867 in Oldenburg, the
Augusteum is
among the
first museum buildings...
- in the forum.
Tiberius continued with
building monuments including the
Augusteum. The
numerous honorary inscriptions in the
Forum testify to a flourishing...
-
decorative oil
paintings (finished in 1878) in the
stairway hall of the
Augusteum in Oldenburg, on the
ceiling depicting the
Venus Urania as the
ideal of...
-
recording the
noble deeds of the
Emperor Augustus, was
found in
front of the
Augusteum in Antioch. The
original was
carved on
bronze tablets and
exhibited in...
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devotion to Rome can be seen with the
third temple he commissioned, the
Augusteum, a
temple dedicated to Augustus. Herod's most
famous and
ambitious project...
