Palatine Library

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The Palatine Library was an important public library in ancient Rome, established on the Palatine Hill and associated with the early imperial cultural and literary life of the city.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman library
public library
architecturalType library building
associatedWith Augustan age NERFINISHED
early Roman Empire
imperial court of Rome
collectionIncludes Greek literature
Roman literature
history
oratory
philosophy
poetry
country Roman Empire
culturalRole center of early imperial literary life
symbol of Augustan cultural policy
dedicatedTo Apollo NERFINISHED
hasFunction cultural center
public reading
storage of literary works
support of literary life
hasMedium papyrus rolls
parchment manuscripts
heritageStatus archaeological site (ruins)
historicalSignificance important for dissemination of literature in early Empire
one of the earliest public libraries in Rome
influenced later imperial libraries in Rome
languageOfCollection Greek
Latin
locatedIn Italy
Palatine Hill NERFINISHED
Rome
locatedOn Palatine Hill, Rome NERFINISHED
near Temple of Apollo Palatinus NERFINISHED
openTo Roman elite
partOf Palatine complex NERFINISHED
imperial palace on the Palatine
network of Roman public libraries
timePeriod 1st century BCE
1st century CE
usedBy Roman intellectuals
Roman poets
Roman scholars
Roman senators

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Gaius Julius Hyginus employer Palatine Library