• Campus Martius - Wikipedia

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    A large portion of events occurring on Campus Martius were associated with either Roman military or Roman electoral or political activities.

  • Campus Martius in Rome | History, List of Sights, FAQ

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    The Punic Wars, which began in 264 B.C and ended in 146 B.C, saw rapid construction on the Campus Martius of temples dedicated to the gods that celebrated...

  • Campus Martius | Rome, History, Map, & Use | Britannica

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    Campus Martius , in ancient Rome , a floodplain of the Tiber River , the site of the altar of Mars and the temple of Apollo in the 5th century bce .

  • Campus Martius | Digital Augustan Rome

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    The result was a pivotal urban aggrandizement of Rome, with the Campus Martius becoming, unofficially yet quite visibly...

  • Campus Martius in Rome

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    It was only during the reign of Augustus that Campus Martius was recognized as a territory of Rome.

  • CAMPUS MARTIUS — Rome's Ancient Field of Mars

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  • The Campus Martius: the Flood Plain of Rome - YouTube

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  • Campus Martius (Field of Mars) | UNRV Roman History

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    The ruins of the Temple of Apollo Sosianus on the Campus Martius in Rome, Italy.

  • Campus Martius — Cambridge Core

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    'Jacobs and Conlin have produced a meticulously researched and richly detailed account of the Campus Martius’ topographical history and development from the...

  • Campus Martius - Ancient Rome Live (AIRC)

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    The Campus Martius is the massive flood plain defined by the massive curve of the Tiber River that stretches from above Piazza del Popolo to beyond the Tiber...