Памятники Рима
- 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.
- 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.
- Nor does the circular marble plinth decorated with an anthemion (palmettes entwined with lillies) identified as the Milliarium Aureum necessarily belong to the...
- Milliarium Aureum. ... They lead to the master itinerarium aka Milliarium Aureum. It was a zero milestone in Rome. There is an artifact with the label, probably it is it.
- 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...
- The Milliarium Aureum is a gilded bronze-covered column, placed in the Roman Forum in the year 20 BC by order of Emperor Augustus.
- 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 .
- The creation of the Zero kilometer or as it was called in the ancient Rome "Milliarium Aureum" (Gold Millstone), in those cities where it is installed, often.
Milliarium Aureum
Древнеримская колонна
Краткая информация
Некогда колонна из позолоченной бронзы на римском форуме, древнеримский аналог нулевого километра. Колонна была возведена по приказу императора Августа в 20 году до н. э. Прежде на колонне были отмечены названия столиц провинций Римской империи и расстояния от Рима до них.
Википедия
Факты
- Дата постройки:20 год до н.э.