Roma'daki anıtlar
- According to Philip Schaff,[3] the phrase "all roads lead to Rome" is a reference to the Milliarium Aureum—the specific point to which all roads were said to lead.
- At the northwest end of the Forum Romanum is the base of a monument labeled Milliarium Aureum, but it is probably too large to be it.
- In this article, we will explore the impact of Milliarium Aureum on contemporary society. Since its emergence, Milliarium Aureum has captured the attention and...
- Nor does the circular marble plinth decorated with an anthemion (palmettes entwined with lillies) identified as the Milliarium Aureum necessarily belong to the...
- The Milliarium Aureum is a gilded bronze-covered column, placed in the Roman Forum in the year 20 BC by order of Emperor Augustus.
- Milliarium Aureum - The Golden Milestone below the Temple of Saturn In Rome set up by Augustus in 20 BC, recorded the distances which separated the capital...
- Daha da inandırıcı olmayan şey, Roma Forumu'nun kuzeybatı ucundaki Milliarium Aureum adlı oymalı taşın aslında bu anıtın kaidesine ait olmasıdır.
- There is even some indication that on the Milliarium Aureum the distances were to city gates in the Servian Wall rather than to the Golden Milestone itself!
- Milliarium Aureum ( Altın mihenk taşı ) - bir zamanlar Roma forumunda bulunan yaldızlı bronz bir sütun , sıfır kilometrenin antik Roma benzeri .
