Nymphaeum of Alexander Severus

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The Nymphaeum of Alexander Severus is a monumental ancient Roman fountain complex, traditionally identified with the so‑called “Trophies of Marius,” built in the 3rd century AD and noted for its grand architectural and decorative program.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman nymphaeum
monumental fountain complex
architecturalStyle ancient Roman architecture
architecturalType fountain
monumental façade fountain
associatedWith Severan building program in Rome
category Ancient Roman fountains in Rome
Buildings and structures of the Severan dynasty
country Roman Empire
currentCondition ruin
dedicatedTo water nymphs
era Imperial Rome
function decorative backdrop for public space
monumental display fountain
urban water distribution monument
hasAlternativeName Nymphaeum Alexandri NERFINISHED
Trofei di Mario NERFINISHED
Trophies of Marius NERFINISHED
hasPart large central niche
marble revetment
monumental brick façade
multiple niches
side exedrae
statue niches
upper architectural orders
water basins
heritageStatus archaeological monument
inception reign of Alexander Severus
locatedIn Esquiline Hill NERFINISHED
Piazza Vittorio Emanuele II area NERFINISHED
Rome
locatedNear Porta Maggiore area NERFINISHED
remains of the Aqua Julia arches
materialUsed brick
concrete
marble
misidentifiedAs trophies erected by Gaius Marius
namedAfter Alexander Severus NERFINISHED
notableFor grand architectural composition
monumental brick façade with niches
rich decorative program
partOf Servian Wall area of Rome NERFINISHED
period Severan period NERFINISHED
startDate 3rd century AD
usedFor ornamental water spectacle
public display of imperial beneficence
waterSource Aqua Julia (probable) NERFINISHED
Aqua Marcia (probable) NERFINISHED
Aqua Tepula (probable) NERFINISHED

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Esquilino Hill contains Nymphaeum of Alexander Severus