Temple of Piety
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The Temple of Piety was a sanctuary in Ancient Rome dedicated to the goddess Pietas.[1] The temple was founded in 191 BC and torn down in 44 BC.
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- ^ Samuel Ball Platner, A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome, Oxford University Press, Londra, 1929, pp. 389-390.
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- Temples of the Fora Venalia
- Roman temples by deity
- 2nd-century BC religious buildings and structures
- Destroyed temples