Forum of Nerva
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Mairwen1
สหราชอาณาจักร8,241 ผลงาน
มิ.ย. ค.ศ. 2022
There’s not a lot left of this forum which was built mostly by the Emperor Domitian and completed by the Emperor Nerva in 97AD. Only a fairly small part of the Minerva Temple remains.
What you see here is a couple of fluted Corinthian columns, a small sculpture of the goddess, Minerva with helmet and shield and a section of frieze with detailed but eroded scenes.
Nevertheless it is worth a quick look mainly because it is very close to the Colosseum and it can be easily seen from the public footpath. If you are walking along the Via dei Fori Imperiali (the street of the Imperial Forums) towards the Colosseum, you’ll pass right by it on the left hand side of the road. Even with a close-up view, the details are still quite worn-down so it helps to know something about the temple beforehand.
Originally it would have stood on a tall podium, with 6 columns on the facade but the collapse of the Roman Empire and the common practice of stripping older sites for building material destroyed most of what was once here, leaving just these bare remains. Perhaps the most interesting feature is the frieze which shows repeated images of women spinning and weaving (Minerva was the goddess of crafts). Originally, it also told the story of Arachne & Minerva, although very little of this bit ids left. Arachne was a young woman who so proud of her weaving that she foolishly thought she could challenge Minerva to a contest. She shouldn’t have messed with the gods. Poor Arachne was never going to be a winner. Peeved, Minerva spitefully turned her into a spider, dooming her to spin webs in dark places forever and leaving us with the word ‘arachnid’ for spider.
What you see here is a couple of fluted Corinthian columns, a small sculpture of the goddess, Minerva with helmet and shield and a section of frieze with detailed but eroded scenes.
Nevertheless it is worth a quick look mainly because it is very close to the Colosseum and it can be easily seen from the public footpath. If you are walking along the Via dei Fori Imperiali (the street of the Imperial Forums) towards the Colosseum, you’ll pass right by it on the left hand side of the road. Even with a close-up view, the details are still quite worn-down so it helps to know something about the temple beforehand.
Originally it would have stood on a tall podium, with 6 columns on the facade but the collapse of the Roman Empire and the common practice of stripping older sites for building material destroyed most of what was once here, leaving just these bare remains. Perhaps the most interesting feature is the frieze which shows repeated images of women spinning and weaving (Minerva was the goddess of crafts). Originally, it also told the story of Arachne & Minerva, although very little of this bit ids left. Arachne was a young woman who so proud of her weaving that she foolishly thought she could challenge Minerva to a contest. She shouldn’t have messed with the gods. Poor Arachne was never going to be a winner. Peeved, Minerva spitefully turned her into a spider, dooming her to spin webs in dark places forever and leaving us with the word ‘arachnid’ for spider.
เขียนเมื่อ 8 มิถุนายน ค.ศ. 2022
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Daniel Forssell
Boras, สวีเดน1,287 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2022
Ruiner som ligger i centrala Rom nära Viktor Emanuel II-monumentet. Passeras vid en promenad i området och värt att stanna och ta en titt på.
เขียนเมื่อ 29 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2022
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dellangelo54
ตูริน, อิตาลี14,546 ผลงาน
พ.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
Percorrendo via dei Fori Imperiali partendo dal Colosseo è uno dei primi che si incontra. Costruito dall'imperatore Domiziano fu inaugurato dal suo successore Nerva, da cui prende il nome. Del foro sono ancora parzialmente visibili parte del tempio di Minerva e le "Colonnacce"
เขียนเมื่อ 3 ธันวาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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FatAl84
Guidonia Montecelio, อิตาลี12,723 ผลงาน
มิ.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
Diciamo che con questo foro, gli urbanisti di epoca fascista non hanno fatto un gran lavoro, dato che via dei fori imperiali lo attraversa, celandolo in parte. Ma dopotutto è la sua storia: essere di fatto marginale. Già al tempo, veniva chiamato foro Transitorio, dato che occupava una "lingua" di terreno tra il foro di Augusto e il tempio della pace, fatto edificare da Vespasiano (...pecunia non olet, ricordate?).
Di veramente bello c'è uno scorcio al lato nord della via: sono quelle che i romani hanno ribattezzato "colonnacce". Una volta considerate parte del tempio di Minerva, ora si ipotizza siano parte di un complesso rappresentante le diverse etnie che componevano l'impero. In ogni caso, i bassorilievi presenti sono a dir poco di incantevole fattura e "valgono il biglietto", si potrebbe dire.
...e invece non si può dire, perché il foro non è visitabile ma, come il vicino foro di Augusto, lo si può vedere solo dall'alto!
Peccato! Data l'esperienza degli altri fori, posso affermare che è tutta un'altra cosa camminarci dentro.
Di veramente bello c'è uno scorcio al lato nord della via: sono quelle che i romani hanno ribattezzato "colonnacce". Una volta considerate parte del tempio di Minerva, ora si ipotizza siano parte di un complesso rappresentante le diverse etnie che componevano l'impero. In ogni caso, i bassorilievi presenti sono a dir poco di incantevole fattura e "valgono il biglietto", si potrebbe dire.
...e invece non si può dire, perché il foro non è visitabile ma, come il vicino foro di Augusto, lo si può vedere solo dall'alto!
Peccato! Data l'esperienza degli altri fori, posso affermare che è tutta un'altra cosa camminarci dentro.
เขียนเมื่อ 22 มิถุนายน ค.ศ. 2021
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dapper777
โมนาโก32,369 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2021 • เพื่อนๆ
The Forum of Nerva was built in the 1st century AD, it had the shape of a rectangular corridor that connected the Suburra (current Monti district) to the Roman Forum, and for this transit function, it was also called "Transitorium".
In this area the Temple of Minerva stood out, unfortunately only ruins have survived, since its materials were used for the construction of other monuments (in particular the Acqua Paola fountain on the Janiculum), as it was customary in the past centuries.
Among the few remaining ruins, the two splendid fluted columns called the "Colonnacce" stand out.
The columns are over 10 meters high and have Corinthian capitals on which rests a part of the attic in which the splendid bas-relief depicting the goddess Minerva stands out.
On the frieze are visible other depictions of female work activities.
The area was occupied mainly by commercial buildings and by the perimeters of the two gigantic apses on the southern side of the Forum of Augustus.
In its subsoil ran the Cloaca Maxima, a monumental sewer pipe that tradition traces back to the time of the kings of Rome, more exactly to the sixth century BC: it came from the Suburra, crossed the Roman Forum and the Velabrum and flowed into the Tiber, immediately after the 'Tiber Island'.
Emperor Domitian was the real founder of the Forum of Nerva.
On the basis of the data of recent excavations and the information provided by experts in archaeology, it is possible to establish that the transformation of this stretch of the Argiletum into a Forum took place by the emperor Domitian and that perhaps already in the years 85-86 the new complex must have assumed a very specific shape.
However Domitian was assassinated in 96 and thus he could not inaugurate his new Forum, which was instead done in 97 by his successor, namely Nerva (96-98 AD), from whose name the Forum takes its name and and it is known for.
A must see!
In this area the Temple of Minerva stood out, unfortunately only ruins have survived, since its materials were used for the construction of other monuments (in particular the Acqua Paola fountain on the Janiculum), as it was customary in the past centuries.
Among the few remaining ruins, the two splendid fluted columns called the "Colonnacce" stand out.
The columns are over 10 meters high and have Corinthian capitals on which rests a part of the attic in which the splendid bas-relief depicting the goddess Minerva stands out.
On the frieze are visible other depictions of female work activities.
The area was occupied mainly by commercial buildings and by the perimeters of the two gigantic apses on the southern side of the Forum of Augustus.
In its subsoil ran the Cloaca Maxima, a monumental sewer pipe that tradition traces back to the time of the kings of Rome, more exactly to the sixth century BC: it came from the Suburra, crossed the Roman Forum and the Velabrum and flowed into the Tiber, immediately after the 'Tiber Island'.
Emperor Domitian was the real founder of the Forum of Nerva.
On the basis of the data of recent excavations and the information provided by experts in archaeology, it is possible to establish that the transformation of this stretch of the Argiletum into a Forum took place by the emperor Domitian and that perhaps already in the years 85-86 the new complex must have assumed a very specific shape.
However Domitian was assassinated in 96 and thus he could not inaugurate his new Forum, which was instead done in 97 by his successor, namely Nerva (96-98 AD), from whose name the Forum takes its name and and it is known for.
A must see!
เขียนเมื่อ 31 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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claudio d
วิเทอร์โบ, อิตาลี30,754 ผลงาน
เม.ย. ค.ศ. 2021
E' il penultimo dei fori costruiti dagli imperatori romani (e quindi detti "Fori Imperiali" per distinguerli dal "foro Romano" di epoca repubblicana. Fu iniziato da Domiziano che non riuscì a portarlo a termine perchè assassinato , e quindi inaugurato dal suo successore, Nerva, da cui il nome del foro. E' l'unico che attraversa la via dei Fori Imperiali, con rovine pertanto visibili sia a dx che a sx di detta via. Ciò è dovuto al fatto che l'unico spazio al tempo disponibile per costruire un nuovo foro, tra i fori di Ottaviano Augusto e Giulio Cesare a nord e il tempio della Pace a sud (quest'ultimo considerato da alcuni come un foro imperiale perchè realizzato da Vespasiano) era una stretta striscia che si allungava da nord-est a sud-ovest, e per tale motivo fu anche chiamato "foro Transitorio" perchè faceva da passaggio dalla Suburra al Foro Romano.
La ristrettezza dell'area fece sì che non fu possibile costruire un porticato, per cui ci si limitò ad un colonnato con colonne quasi attaccate ai muri perimetrali: sull'attico correva un fregio e sopra erano sistemati bassorilievi che rappresentavano le diverse popolazioni su cui si estendeva il dominio di Roma.
Sul lato corto di nord-est chiudeva il foro il tempio di Minerva, di cui oggi non restano che poche tracce difficilmente riconoscibili se non si è degli esperti.
In ogni caso la parte più interessante del foro è proprio quella di nord-est dove, a parte i pochi resti del tempio di Minerva, si può ancora osservare quanto resta della così detta "Porticus Absidata" (al confine col Foro di Augusto) e di fronte la parte più scenografica, ovvero l'unico resto del colonnato, costituito da 2 colonne (chiamata tradizionalmente "Colonnacce") che sorreggono la relativa trabeazione con tanto di fregio e un bassorilievo centrale che per diverso tempo è stato ritenuto la rappresentazione di Minerva mentre ora si ritiene che rappresenti la popolazione dei Pirusti.
La ristrettezza dell'area fece sì che non fu possibile costruire un porticato, per cui ci si limitò ad un colonnato con colonne quasi attaccate ai muri perimetrali: sull'attico correva un fregio e sopra erano sistemati bassorilievi che rappresentavano le diverse popolazioni su cui si estendeva il dominio di Roma.
Sul lato corto di nord-est chiudeva il foro il tempio di Minerva, di cui oggi non restano che poche tracce difficilmente riconoscibili se non si è degli esperti.
In ogni caso la parte più interessante del foro è proprio quella di nord-est dove, a parte i pochi resti del tempio di Minerva, si può ancora osservare quanto resta della così detta "Porticus Absidata" (al confine col Foro di Augusto) e di fronte la parte più scenografica, ovvero l'unico resto del colonnato, costituito da 2 colonne (chiamata tradizionalmente "Colonnacce") che sorreggono la relativa trabeazione con tanto di fregio e un bassorilievo centrale che per diverso tempo è stato ritenuto la rappresentazione di Minerva mentre ora si ritiene che rappresenti la popolazione dei Pirusti.
เขียนเมื่อ 5 พฤษภาคม ค.ศ. 2021
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ACM1899Pier
มิลาน, อิตาลี18,728 ผลงาน
ต.ค. ค.ศ. 2020
Si vede bene da via dei Fori Imperiali. Da notare all'interno il Tempio della Dea Minerva. E' l'ultimo in successione sull'altro lato dei Fori.
เขียนเมื่อ 17 ธันวาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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backpacker31
บอยน์ตันบีช, ฟลอริด้า5,397 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020 • เดินทางคนเดียว
This is one of the better preserved parts of Ancient Rome. It is located across the street from the Roman Forum. It dates back to 97AD and included the Temple of Minerva and the Colonnacce. Today, the well preserved crescent shaped perimeter walls and several columns remain. Ongoing excavations continue to this day.
เขียนเมื่อ 2 มีนาคม ค.ศ. 2020
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cesc1714
Badalona, สเปน10,012 ผลงาน
ก.พ. ค.ศ. 2020 • คู่รัก
Este Foro, situado en una encrucijada de calles, consta de un templo dedicado a Minerva, la diosa que protegía a Domiciano Sin embargo, en él aparece el nombre de Nerva ( supongo que de aqui, el nombre )
Lastima que hoy por hoy, se encuentra cubierto de andamios .
Lastima que hoy por hoy, se encuentra cubierto de andamios .
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