Theater of Pompey
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Title
Theater of Pompey
Subject
Theater Built in 55 BC by Pompey the Great
Description
Public works and statues were funded by the rich and influential such as the egotistical Gnaeus Pompey "the Great". Pompey wanted a vast theater than would last the test of time, such as himself. The construction provided use of stone over wood and would be the first permanent Roman theater. It would also serve as the assassination spot of Julius Caesar, as the Senate had been using the theater after a fire required renovations to the Senate house.
Creator
Lasha Tskhondia
Source
http://sketchup.google.com/3dwarehouse/details?mid=424ddd660ac85fc86c4e174b0cf70299
Date
29 September 2012
Rights
A derivative work of a 3D model by Lasha Tskhondia - L.VII.C.
Files
Collection
Citation
Lasha Tskhondia, “Theater of Pompey,” Public Works of the Roman Empire, accessed May 12, 2024, https://romangarumtrade.omeka.net/items/show/47.