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Pictures were taken by Gertrude Meyer
on May 2, 2005.
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Three White Columns
of the Temple of Castor & Pollux jut from behind the ruins of the Temple of Saturn near the path where Gertrude stood to take the picture.
Temple Of Castor and Pollux
These columns were on the east side of the temple. The building was completed in 484 BC. Legend tells us that the twins, Castor and Pollux guided the Romans to victory in the battle against the Tarquins and Latins. Coming to Rome to spread the good news of victory they were seen watering their horses in the Spring of Juturnae. The stairs leading from the main concourse of the Forum on the north were once flanked by two marble equestrian statues.
Palatine Hill rises in the background of this picture.
Palatine Hill
This is were the emperors lived in their palaces.
The Stuff Palaces Were Made Of
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