“When I returned to Rome from Gaul and from Spain, in the consulship of Tiberius Nero and Publius Quintilio, having brought to a satisfactory finish my works in these provinces, the Senate decreed that there should be consecrated in the Field of Mars an altar to the Augustan Peace and ordered that the officials, priests and vestal virgins should celebrate Read more...
The birth of the Capitoline Museums dates back to 1471 when the Pope donated a group of bronze statues of great symbolic value to the Roman people. The collections are closely connected with the city of Rome, from where most of the works come. Read more...
