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FORUM TRANSITORIUM—FURRINA
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(Amm. Marcell. xvi. 10. 15). The history of its destruction begins with
the sixth century, and throughout the Middle Ages it furnished an
almost inexhaustible supply of decorative material for the churches and
palaces of Rome (cf. BC 1901, 300-308 ; DAP 2. xv. 367-368 ; LS passim).
See Jord. i. 2. 453-467 ; Gilb. iii. 234-237 ; LR312-321; DuP 117-119;
ZA 44-52; RA 113-116. For restorations, see Richter e Grifi, Ristauro
del Foro Traiano, Rome 1839; Canina, Edifizi ii. pls. m-125 ; D’Esp.
Mon. ii. 103-109; Fr. i. 76, 77, 80; cf. also Mem. L. 5. xvii. 523, 524;
ASA 54-57, 84, 122.
Forum Transitorium : see Forum Nervae.
Forum Ulpium : see Forum Traiani.
Forum Vespasiani : see Templum Pacis.
Forum Vinarium : known only from the mention of argentarii de foro
vinario in four inscriptions (CIL vi. 9181 abc, 9182), but perhaps to be
connected with the Portus Vinarius (q.v.) and to be located near the
Emporium (DE iii. 310).
Fossae Quiritium : see Cloaca Maxima.
Fregellae : a quarter in Rome inhabited by Fregellans (Fest. 91), perhaps
the survivors of the destruction of Fregellae in 124 b.c.
Frigianum : see Templum Magnae Matris in Vaticano.
A Furca : found on one inscription : Iulius casarus a furca (CIL vi. 9238);
apparently a district of the city.
Furrina : see Lucus Furrinae.
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(Amm. Marcell. xvi. 10. 15). The history of its destruction begins with
the sixth century, and throughout the Middle Ages it furnished an
almost inexhaustible supply of decorative material for the churches and
palaces of Rome (cf. BC 1901, 300-308 ; DAP 2. xv. 367-368 ; LS passim).
See Jord. i. 2. 453-467 ; Gilb. iii. 234-237 ; LR312-321; DuP 117-119;
ZA 44-52; RA 113-116. For restorations, see Richter e Grifi, Ristauro
del Foro Traiano, Rome 1839; Canina, Edifizi ii. pls. m-125 ; D’Esp.
Mon. ii. 103-109; Fr. i. 76, 77, 80; cf. also Mem. L. 5. xvii. 523, 524;
ASA 54-57, 84, 122.
Forum Transitorium : see Forum Nervae.
Forum Ulpium : see Forum Traiani.
Forum Vespasiani : see Templum Pacis.
Forum Vinarium : known only from the mention of argentarii de foro
vinario in four inscriptions (CIL vi. 9181 abc, 9182), but perhaps to be
connected with the Portus Vinarius (q.v.) and to be located near the
Emporium (DE iii. 310).
Fossae Quiritium : see Cloaca Maxima.
Fregellae : a quarter in Rome inhabited by Fregellans (Fest. 91), perhaps
the survivors of the destruction of Fregellae in 124 b.c.
Frigianum : see Templum Magnae Matris in Vaticano.
A Furca : found on one inscription : Iulius casarus a furca (CIL vi. 9238);
apparently a district of the city.
Furrina : see Lucus Furrinae.