Temple · Ebora

Templo del foro de Ebora

Today: Templo romano de Évora, Évora

Place
Ebora (Évora)
Kind
Temple
Built
1st century BCE
What remains
Standing

The forum temple of Liberalitas Iulia, built in the 1st century BCE and altered in the 2nd and 3rd. It is called the temple of Diana after a legend a Portuguese priest invented in the 17th century: no archaeological evidence ties it to that goddess, and it was most likely raised in honour of Augustus, worshipped as a god. It was destroyed in the invasions of the 5th century, and it is the emblem of Roman Portugal.

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