Temple of Antoninus and Faustina

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Roman temple ancient Roman temple archaeological site tourist attraction

The Temple of Antoninus and Faustina is an ancient Roman temple in the Roman Forum, originally dedicated to the empress Faustina and later to Emperor Antoninus Pius, notable for its well-preserved Corinthian columns and later conversion into a church.

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Statements (48)

Predicate	Object
instanceOf	Roman temple → ancient Roman temple → archaeological site → tourist attraction →
architecturalStyle	Corinthian order →
builtDuringReignOf	Antoninus Pius →
city	Rome →
completionDate	2nd century AD →
constructionStart	2nd century AD →
convertedInto	church →
country	Italy →
currentBuilding	San Lorenzo in Miranda →
currentUse	church →
dedicatedTo	Antoninus Pius → Faustina the Elder →
faces	Via Sacra →
hasColumnOrder	Corinthian →
hasFeature	high podium → inscribed architrave → marble columns → well-preserved Corinthian columns →
hasFrontColumns	6 →
hasSideColumns	4 →
hasStaircase	monumental stairway →
heritageDesignation	UNESCO World Heritage Site →
heritageSiteOf	Historic Centre of Rome →
laterDedicatedTo	Antoninus Pius →
laterReligion	Roman Catholicism →
latinName	Templum Antonini et Faustinae →
locatedIn	Italy → Lazio → Rome →
location	Roman Forum →
managedBy	Parco Archeologico del Colosseo →
material	marble → travertine → tufa →
namedAfter	Antoninus Pius → Faustina the Elder →
notableFor	integration of ancient temple with medieval church → state of preservation →
numberOfColumns	10 →
originallyDedicatedTo	Faustina the Elder →
partOf	Roman Forum archaeological area →
period	Imperial Roman period →
region	Lazio →
religion	ancient Roman religion →
usedAs	Christian church →

Referenced by (7)

Subject (surface form when different)	Predicate
Forum Magnum → Forum Romanum → Regio VIII Forum Romanum → Roman Forum →	contains
Faustina the Younger ("Temple of Faustina and Antoninus in the Roman Forum (joint dedication)") →	hasWorkOfArt
Temple of Antoninus and Faustina ("Templum Antonini et Faustinae") →	latinName
Via Sacra →	passes