The Remains of Ancient Rome
The Remains of Ancient Rome
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34, and vi 1.
It may possibly have once been identical with the Area Con- cordiae which Livy (xL 19) mentions in connection with the Area Vulcani ; cf. Livy, xxxix. 46, and xli. 27.
Basilica Porda and AemUia. A great part of the yet un- BatUica excavated north-east side of the Forum was occupied by two large BasUicae, which were more than once rebuilt under different names. One of these, founded by the elder Cato (M. Porcius Cato Censorius) in 184 B.C., was called after him the Basilica Porcia ...(Livy, xxxix. 44). Plutarch (Cato Major, 19) describes its position thus, faro to fiovXevrijpiov rrj ayopqi wapeftaXe teal Hoptciav ftaaikucrfv Trpoo-ryyopevce. It was burnt with the Curia during the riot at Clodius 1 funeral.
Adjoining it another Basilica, called AemUia et Fulvia ( Varro, BaHUea Lin. Lot. vi 4), was built in 179 B.c. by the Censors M. Fulvius m and M. Aemilius Lepidus. According to Livy (xl. 51) it stood "post argentarias novas," behind the line of bankers' and silver- smiths' shops, which occupied the north-east side of the Forum; see also Livy, xxvi 27, and xli 27.
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34, and vi 1.
It may possibly have once been identical with the Area Con- cordiae which Livy (xL 19) mentions in connection with the Area Vulcani ; cf. Livy, xxxix. 46, and xli. 27.
Basilica Porda and AemUia. A great part of the yet un- BatUica excavated north-east side of the Forum was occupied by two large BasUicae, which were more than once rebuilt under different names. One of these, founded by the elder Cato (M. Porcius Cato Censorius) in 184 B.C., was called after him the Basilica Porcia ...(Livy, xxxix. 44). Plutarch (Cato Major, 19) describes its position thus, faro to fiovXevrijpiov rrj ayopqi wapeftaXe teal Hoptciav ftaaikucrfv Trpoo-ryyopevce. It was burnt with the Curia during the riot at Clodius 1 funeral.
Adjoining it another Basilica, called AemUia et Fulvia ( Varro, BaHUea Lin. Lot. vi 4), was built in 179 B.c. by the Censors M. Fulvius m and M. Aemilius Lepidus. According to Livy (xl. 51) it stood "post argentarias novas," behind the line of bankers' and silver- smiths' shops, which occupied the north-east side of the Forum; see also Livy, xxvi 27, and xli 27.
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