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658 - Roman Temple
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<p style=""text-align: justify;" align=""JUSTIFY;">The Roman temple of Córdoba is located at the confluence of Claudio Marcelo Street and Capitulares Street, next to the Town Hall, a place that hosted the the <strong>Provincial Forum of the patrician colony</strong> during the Roman Empire, showing us this How the location of the seat of power in the city has not been moved in the last two thousand years. The <strong>remains of the building</strong> were discovered as a result of expansion work on the Town Hall carried out in the year <strong>1951</strong> that brought to light a <strong> rectangular temple of about 32 by 16 meters and 9 meters high, hexastyle and of Corinthian order, which was accessed by a <strong>stairway</strong> and led to the <strong>altar central.</strong></p> <p style=""text-align: justify;" align=""JUSTIFY;"><br />In the years<strong>80s and 90s it was discovered part of the wall and the Roman circus</strong>in the vicinity of the temple, giving us a fairly complete vision of how it must have been. be the whole set in Roman times; We know that this representation square was closed on three sides and that on the fourth it opened to the great circus. In the year <strong>2013, it opened. to the public through a glass fence and was provided with night lighting so you can see it at any time of the day.</p>
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<p style=""text-align: justify;" align=""JUSTIFY;">This religious construction dates from the<strong>second half of the 1st century</strong>AD, we know exactly that it was built between the mandates of the emperors Claudius and Domitian, and although it was modified notably in the following century it <strong>managed to last until the 4th century.</strong> The materials used for its construction were the traditional <strong><em>opus caementicium</em> </strong><strong>, ashlars of calcarenite stone and marble</strong> for the columns and capitals. The temple was dedicated to the <strong>Roman emperors</strong> deified, a common practice in all Roman forums, although this one in particular had the peculiarity of containing water brought directly by the aqueduct that reached the plaza and by having a Vitruvian support never seen in Hispania, which consisted of having a series of front buttresses supported by the wall of the temple that supported the weight of the entire complex. .</strong></p> <p style=""text-align: justify;" align=""JUSTIFY""><strong><span style=""color: #000000;"><span style=""font-size: medium;"><br /></span></span></strong> <span style=""color: #000000;">Nowadays we can find <strong>remains of the Roman temple</strong> in other places in the city in addition to this location, such as in the <strong>Museum Archaeological and Ethnographic Museum of Córdoba</strong>and in the <strong>Plaza de las Doblas</strong>. On the other hand, it is currently A project has been launched to build an <strong>Interpretation Center</strong> of Roman Córdoba in the vicinity of the forum square to value the monument and get a little closer to Roman Córduba.</span></p>
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<p>Exterior view.</p>
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<p> <span style=""color: #000000;">Other nearby points of interest are the Archaeological Museum, the Julio Romero de Torres Museum and the Antonio Gala Foundation.</span></p> <p> </p>
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