- The
Saepta Julia was a
building in the
Campus Martius of Rome,
where citizens gathered to cast votes. The
building was
conceived by
Julius Caesar and dedicated...
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deities Isis and
Serapis on the
Campus Martius,
directly to the east of the
Saepta Julia. The
temple to Isis, the
Iseum Campense,
stood across a
plaza from...
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referred to as the
Saepta (Latin, "enclosure"). It was a
wooden structure and was
replaced by the
larger and more
ornate marble Saepta Julia after the civil...
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Martius in Rome,
probably near the
Saepta Julia,
since the
inscription mentioning it was just to the
north of the
Saepta. Work was
begun on the amphitheater...
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event of
gladiatorial duels. The
hunts were held in the
Roman Forum, the
Saepta, and in the
Circus Maximus,
though none of
these venues offered protection...
- used as the ****embling
ground for elections.
Julius Caesar planned for the
Saepta (enclosures used for elections) to be
placed there; they were
later completed...
- Hülsen
proposed a
theory that the
diribitorium was a
second story atop the
Saepta. List of Greco-Roman
roofs C****ius Dio,
Roman History, LV.5 Platner, Samuel...
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Temple of Jupiter, the Diribitorium,
parts of the
Theatre of Pompey, and the
Saepta Julia among others.
Emperor Titus personally compensated for the damaged...
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Marcellus Theatre of
Pompey Ludus Magnus Naumachia Vaticana Odeum of
Domitian Saepta Julia Septizodium Stadium of
Domitian Roman Forum Forum of
Augustus Forum...
- a pair that
Domitian set up at the
entrances to the Iseum,
between the
Saepta Julia (the
permanent voting enclosure in the form of two
monumental porticos...
