Rome (Latium, Italy — Pleiades map), late I BCE-early II CE
L. Richardson, Jr., A New Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (Baltimore and London: The Johns Hopkins University Press, 1992) 192 (s.v. “Horrea Agrippiana”)
= Bollmann 1998, 252-254 (A11; fig. 34)
= AGRW ID# 24190
Description: This is a large trapezoidal warehouse complex, probably multi-storied. It was built by Agrippa in the late first century BCE under the northwest slope of the Palatine. A series of chambers lie around the periphery and open toward the central courtyard, which contains a small shrine (sacellum) at its center with a mosaic floor that dates from the early-second century CE. An inscribed marble statue base found at the back of the shrine identifies the dedicators as a society of merchants (negotiantes).
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ID number: 24190
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