- The Temple of Isis in Pompeii (c. 1870). The Temple of Isis is a Roman temple dedicated to the Egyptian goddess Isis.
- The famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is known to have visited the Temple of Isis at Pompeii in 1769...
- In fact, one of the reasons that the Isis Temple was so well preserved (it is considered the most well preserved in Pompeii) was that it had been rebuilt following the...
- The Temple of Isis is located inside the archaeological site of Pompeii in Italy, which can be reached from Naples by taking a regional train from Naples Central...
- The famous composer Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart is known to have visited the Temple of Isis at Pompeii in 1769...
- An inscription upon Pompeii’s Temple of Isis, built in the second century B.C. and rebuilt following the 62 A.D. earthquake, reads (translated), “Numerius Popidius...
- Temple of Isis consisting of an oblong cella, with a portico on the east side with six columns, Pompeii (14585170722).jpg 4,899 × 3,245; 6.93 MB.
- Just behind the Large Theatre we find the Temple of Isis with its entrance in the street of the same name (Via del Tempio di Iside).
- The scene of tourists enjoying the ruins at Pompeii demonstrates how interest in antiquity had been augmented by the archaeological excavations at Herculaneum...
