Legend has it that the island was formed in 510 BC by sheaves (bundles of wheat) of wheat harvested in Campo Marzio, owned by King Tarquinius Superbus at the time of the revolt: some studies prove that the island has origins much earlier event. Shortly involved in the vicissitudes of the city, for this reason it housed the temple of Aesculapius, the god of medicine, whose cult was introduced in 292 BC following a plague. In the first half of the first century BC monumentalize square was in place, parallel with the construction of bridges and Fabricio Cestius, and the Vicus Censorius that linked them to it: it took over the shape of a ship, of which the bow is still visible today, with blocks of travertine which are the 'internal lava stone, and some decorations depicting Aesculapius with his snake and a bull's head, perhaps useful for the moorings. There was an obelisk in the center, to portray a mast symbolic remembrance of the arrival in 292 BC from Epidaurus the worship of the deity. Two years before this they had gone a few essays in the Greek city to consult the gods after a terrible plague: the myth has it that a snake - a symbol of the god - walked away from the temple and went on the ship, and once they arrive in Rome the same animal descended on the island where he established himself, after the construction of a temple dedicated to the god, it is said that the plague miraculously vanished. According to a different version, the Campus Martius, the Field of Mars, was not the property of the Tarquins, was consecrated by the hand Vestal Tarquinia.
22 Dec 11:21
pandarino
well framed, very good process, but with a slight loss of detail in the sky
22 Dec 12:34
alessioputzu
d' accordo con leonardo
22 Dec 12:52
k.pett
this one is lovely, well done:-)
22 Dec 13:07
herwindo
nice pic mate......
22 Dec 13:30
arnie58
beautiful place
22 Dec 13:49
mirkkis74
Beautiful view!
22 Dec 16:39
monaris
Agree with the others.
22 Dec 17:10
inkslinger
Good POV, Good processing, Nice accurate colours, great detail, great sky.
22 Dec 18:43
trairao
Stessa considerazione di leonardo.Bel posto.
22 Dec 20:08
fredzhang
Very moody!
22 Dec 20:09
rcuello
Like a painting. It brings back many memories.
In the background is
what remains
one of the oldest bridges
, Which is behind the new iron?,
can it be?.
23 Dec 10:21
mau67
si ricardo,sono i resti di un ponte romano,prossimamente vedrai qualcosa!
Legend has it that the island was formed in 510 BC by sheaves (bundles of wheat) of wheat harvested in Campo Marzio, owned by King Tarquinius Superbus at the time of the revolt: some studies prove that the island has origins much earlier event. Shortly involved in the vicissitudes of the city, for this reason it housed the temple of Aesculapius, the god of medicine, whose cult was introduced in 292 BC following a plague. In the first half of the first century BC monumentalize square was in place, parallel with the construction of bridges and Fabricio Cestius, and the Vicus Censorius that linked them to it: it took over the shape of a ship, of which the bow is still visible today, with blocks of travertine which are the 'internal lava stone, and some decorations depicting Aesculapius with his snake and a bull's head, perhaps useful for the moorings. There was an obelisk in the center, to portray a mast symbolic remembrance of the arrival in 292 BC from Epidaurus the worship of the deity. Two years before this they had gone a few essays in the Greek city to consult the gods after a terrible plague: the myth has it that a snake - a symbol of the god - walked away from the temple and went on the ship, and once they arrive in Rome the same animal descended on the island where he established himself, after the construction of a temple dedicated to the god, it is said that the plague miraculously vanished. According to a different version, the Campus Martius, the Field of Mars, was not the property of the Tarquins, was consecrated by the hand Vestal Tarquinia.
well framed, very good process, but with a slight loss of detail in the sky
d' accordo con leonardo
this one is lovely, well done:-)
nice pic mate......
beautiful place
Beautiful view!
Agree with the others.
Good POV, Good processing, Nice accurate colours, great detail, great sky.
Stessa considerazione di leonardo.Bel posto.
Very moody!
Like a painting. It brings back many memories. In the background is what remains one of the oldest bridges , Which is behind the new iron?, can it be?.
si ricardo,sono i resti di un ponte romano,prossimamente vedrai qualcosa!
Very well known history, nice photo to.