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Rostra (Italian: Rostri) was a
large platform built in the city of Rome that stood...
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platform known as the New
Rostra and the
public burning of Caesar's body
occurred on a site
directly across from the
Rostra around which the
Temple to...
- or
rostra (known as the
Rostra ad divi Iuli to
distinguish it from the
rostra augusti at the
opposite end of the Forum). Like the
older rostra it was...
- Rome's
earliest monuments,
including the
speaking platform known as the
Rostra, the
Columna Maenia, the Graecostasis, and the
Tabula Valeria, were part...
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platform in the
Comitium near the
Roman Forum,
located to the west of the
Rostra.
Placed at the
southwest end of the Comitium, the
platform was the designated...
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Tiberius and his son
Drusus delivered the
eulogy while standing atop two
rostra. Augustus's body was coffin-bound and
cremated on a pyre
close to his mausoleum...
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Second Triumvirate Battle of
Philippi Bellum Siculum War of
Actium Places Caesareum Comitium Curia Julia Curia Hostilia Rostra Theatre of
Pompey v t e...
- The Five-Columns
monument is a
dedicatory addition to the
Rostra in the
Roman Forum dating to the
early fourth century CE. This
monument was part of the...
- as a
writer and as an orator, respectively) were then displa**** on the
Rostra. Petrarch's
rediscovery of Cicero's
letters is
often credited for initiating...
- the
Curia Julia)
Rostra Vetera (Old
Rostra), main speaker's
platform until it was
replaced by the
nearby Rostra Augusta (New
Rostra) Graecostasis, platform...
