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The Arch of Hadrian is a Roman marble monument in Athens, Greece, erected around 131 or 132 CE near the Temple of Olympian Zeus. It spans an ancient route between the older city and the area developed under Emperor Hadrian, and its two-sided inscriptions distinguish the traditional city associated w...
Hadrian's Arch is a Roman monument at Jerash, Jordan, erected in 129 AD to commemorate Emperor Hadrian's visit to the ancient city of Gerasa. It was planned as the southern entrance to a proposed extension of the city, but that expansion was not completed, leaving the arch separated from the later u...
Hadrian's Gate is a Roman triumphal arch in Antalya, Turkey, at the historic entrance to the old city. It was built in 130 AD to mark the visit of Emperor Hadrian to Attaleia, the Roman city in the region of Pamphylia. The structure has three arched passages and surviving marble architectural detail...
Hadrian's Gate is a triumphal arch located in Ephesus, Turkey, built before 138 AD to honor the Roman Emperor Hadrian, distinguished by its highly ornate and well-preserved reliefs.
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The attribution and identification are uncertain, while surviving remains lack the completeness and iconic reputation of better-known Ephesian monuments.
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The Ecce Homo Arch is a surviving Roman arch in Jerusalem's Old City, incorporated into buildings above the Via Dolorosa near the Sisters of Zion Convent. It dates to the reign of Emperor Hadrian, around 135 CE, and was part of a three-bayed gate associated with a forum in the Roman city of Aelia Ca...
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