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Stadium of Domitian

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This elongated garden (late 1st c. AD), part of Domitian’s imperial palace on the Palatine, was used for private ceremonies and athletic displays. Despite its name, it was not a public stadium but an imperial garden richly adorned with sculptures and fountains, showcasing the emperor’s wealth, luxury, and absolute power.

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