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 Pantheon



name | Pantheon, detail

location | Rome, Italy

period | Early Empire (Ancient Roman Art)

constructed | 125-8 AD

architects | unknown

The Pantheon, as the name suggests, is a temple to "all the gods". And it is also a feat of Roman architectural - and engineering - genius, with its dome and other fascinating features.

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