Ruins

NOTES: The Temple of Hercules Victor (also called the Tempio di Vesta) dates from the end of the 2nd century BC and the oldest marble building to survive in Rome. The Temple of Portunus dates from the 1st century BC and was converted into the church of Santa Maria Egiziaca in 872.

NOTES: Constantine I reigned from 25 July 306 AD to 29 October 312 AD. The Palazzo dei Conservatori, which houses part of the Capitoline Museum, was built by Giacomo della Porta in 1564-1575 to the design of 1536 by Michelangelo.

NOTES: The Convent of Santa Maria Annunziata ai Monti was the (now demolished) church of a convent of Dominican nuns which was built in the remains of the Temple of Mars Ultor in the Forum of Augustus. The convent was late 16th century, but incorporating remains of the ancient temple. It was demolished sometime after 1926 and all remains removed, although traces can be seen in the ancient masonry of the Forum.

NOTES: The Convent of Santa Maria Annunziata ai Monti was the (now demolished) church of a convent of Dominican nuns which was built in the remains of the Temple of Mars Ultor in the Forum of Augustus. The convent was late 16th century, but incorporating remains of the ancient temple. It was demolished sometime after 1926 and all remains removed, although traces can be seen in the ancient masonry of the Forum.

NOTES: The Forum area was re-arranged in the 1930s.