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Doing the Caesar Shuffle
A Travel Blog entry by 2badgerstravel from Rome, Lazio, Italy
... Rick Steves guidebook, we saw the excavation site of some of the original Roman huts (~800 BC) and the house of Augustus, among other cool old things. I loved wandering through the forum and imagining what it must have been like when it was ...
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"wow"
A Travel Blog entry by russchid from Rome, Italy
... Spanish Church, and where hourds of people sat. In the area, we came upon the very old and self-planned mausoleum of Caesar Augustus, which had been dug out from the normal ground level when someone found an ancient concrete dome underneath a grassy ...
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Jerusalem Syndrome
A Travel Blog entry by astorixx from Jerusalem, Israel
... and early history of the city. Herod the Great had received the site along with Samaria and other towns as a gift from Caesar Augustus. After rebuilding Samaria, which he named Sebaste, he turned his attention to the seacoast and proceeded to build a ...
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Day Trip to Augsburg
A Travel Blog entry by cullism from Augsburg, Bavaria, Germany
... way to the founding family of the Fuggerei) but had to be content with a rather sophisticated garment bearing the likeness of Caesar Augustus and the legend Augusta Vindelicorum. I regularly failed Latin at school and could only hope that it would appear ...
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Full day of Classical History
A Travel Blog entry by jennamariea from Rome, Lazio, Italy
... the forum. Warehouses and giant temples, colossal buildings, tiny fountains... all of it is saturated in history. Julius Caesar, Augustus, Hadrian, Trajan, Titus, the list goes on. Caesar died and was burned here. Flowers cover his cremation ...
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Caesarea from our Travel Guide
A Travel Blog entry by johnjmillerjr from Caesarea, Israel
... in part of the Roman province of Syria. Later, Mark Antony gave it to Cleopatra.When Antony and Cleopatra lost the Battle of Actium, Caesar Augustus gave the city to Herodthe Great (c. 30 BC). Herod renamed the city “Caesarea,” in honor of the ...
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Zaragoza...
A Travel Blog entry by nick_collins8 from Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain
... of. I think I am quite happy with my decision in the end. It actually has a really rich history. For some reason they adore Caesar Augustus, heaps of statues and road names and the like and I was super keen to find out why. Sadly the Roman museums, ...
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BLUEJEAN'IN ANAVATANI
A Travel Blog entry by traveloturc from Nîmes, Languedoc-Roussillon, France
... ;lan çivilerde dahi görmek mümkün..MÖ 31 yılında Anthony ve Cleopatra nın muhabbetine son veren Caesar Augustus, kendisine hediye olarak verilen Nimes 'te Mısır zaferini sembolize eden timsah ve palmiye figürlü para ...
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Capri and then on to Firenza
A Travel Blog entry by tommays from Capri, Campania, Italy
... the eighth century BC. But it was the Romans who turned Capri into a favorite getaway for the Roman hierarchy. Caesar Augustus was a frequent visitor beginning in 29 BC. It was, however, Caesar's successor Tiberius who had several villas ...
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There's No Place Like Rome/Home
A Travel Blog entry by cbctrips from Rome, Lazio, Italy
... - sounded more like NASCAR than the KY Derby. The best part of Palatine Hills was that we got to see the home of Caesar Augustus. They have recently opened this exhibit and - like at Pompeii - you can still see how the walls were ...
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Ardenica to Durres
A Travel Blog entry by madhorace from Durres, Albania
... and on to Constantinople. Another lesser road led south to the city of Buthrotum, the modern Butrint. The Roman emperor Caesar Augustus made the city a colony for veterans of his legions following the Battle of Actium, proclaiming it a civitas libera ...
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When in Rome...
A Travel Blog entry by travelingmoores from Rome, Lazio, Italy
... to the Colosseum was flanked on both sides by ancient ruins of the Romans. Here we are reminded of Julius Caesar, Augustus, and movie characters such as Ben Hur and Gladiator. Scattered about these archaeological sites are picturesque shambles of ...
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Capri
A Travel Blog entry by brianandjulie from Sorrento, Campania, Italy
... . He and his wife are honeymooning on our cruise as well. After Anacapri, it was on to the town of Capri where we toured the Caesar Augustus gardens and had lunch at a place recommended by our tour guide. It was soo good- we both had grilled calimari and ...
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Bethlehem
A Travel Blog entry by abarnes from Bethlehem, Israel
... and to the Shepherds' Field. The Apostle Luke tells the story (Luke 2:1-7) of the census ordered by Caesar Augustus that all the world should be taxed, or enrolled, in his own city. Because Joseph was of the lineage ...
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Caesarea, Mt. Carmel, Megiddo, Nazareth, Cana
A Travel Blog entry by abarnes from Caesarea, Israel
... nbsp; Our first stop was Caesarea, a seaport on the Mediterranean built by King Herod the Great in 20 B.C. and named after Caesar Augustus. It was one of the most spendid cities of the ancient world and was the capital of the Roman province of ...
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FRYING EGGS ON THE SIDEWALK IN Zaragoza, Spain
A Travel Blog entry by dancejill from Zaragoza, Aragón, Spain and Canary Islands
... , yes, it is very hot. We walk past some Roman shop ruins and their great sewage system. There is a statue of Caesar Augustus with stone arched walls behind him. Some of the brick work here is the influence of the Muslim era. The ...
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Forum of Augustus
Via dei Fori Imperiali, , Rome, Lazio, Italy
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Built in celebration over Augustus' victory over the murder of Caesar in 42 BC, this ancient site is dominated by the remains of the Temple of Mars.



