Forum in Rome, was formerly religious, political, & commercial center of Roman empire.

Forum in Rome, was formerly religious, political, & commercial center of Roman empire.
 
View of Forum with Tempio di Saturno & Via Sacra, Rome.

View of Forum with Tempio di Saturno & Via Sacra, Rome.
 
Forum in Rome.

Forum in Rome.
 
Ruins of Roman Forum at night.

Ruins of Roman Forum at night.
 
Temple of Antoninus and Faustina (141 AD) contains church San Lorenzo in Miranda, Forum of Rome.

Temple of Antoninus and Faustina (141 AD) contains church San Lorenzo in Miranda, Forum of Rome.
 
Arch of Titus (81-90 AD) who ruled (79-81 AD) after he captured Jerusalem in 70, Forum in Rome.

Arch of Titus (81-90 AD) who ruled (79-81 AD) after he captured Jerusalem in 70, Forum in Rome.
 
The Colosseum (72 AD) is the largest ancient structure still standing in Rome.

The Colosseum (72 AD) is the largest ancient structure still standing in Rome.
 
The Colosseum in Rome, was able to accommodate 50,000 spectators.

The Colosseum in Rome, was able to accommodate 50,000 spectators.
 
Detail of arches of Colosseum at night in Rome.

Detail of arches of Colosseum at night in Rome.
 
Lower levesl of Ancient Colosseum in Rome.

Lower levesl of Ancient Colosseum in Rome.
 
The Arch of Constantine (312 AD) in Rome is the largest of the remaining Roman arches.

The Arch of Constantine (312 AD) in Rome is the largest of the remaining Roman arches.
 
Detail from Arch of Constantine in Rome.

Detail from Arch of Constantine in Rome.
 
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