юааexploringюаб юааaeliaюаб юааcapitolinaюаб юааhadrianюабтащs Jerusalem юааfollowingюаб юааhadrianю In ad 130, on his grand tour of the eastern part of the roman empire, hadrian visited the devastated city of jerusalem, accompanied by his young lover antinous. he established a new city on the site of the old one which was left in ruins after the first roman jewish war of 66 73. the new city was to be named colonia aelia capitolina. Aelia is derived from the emperor’s family name (aelius, from the gens aelia), and capitolina refers to the cult of the capitoline triad (jupiter, juno and minerva). drawing of the reverse of a coin from colonia aelia capitolina. the reverse depicts hadrian as the founder ploughing with bull and cow the sulcus primigenius (aboriginal furrow.
юааexploringюаб юааaeliaюаб юааcapitolinaюаб юааhadrianюабтащs Jerusalem юааfollowingюаб юааhadrianю Aelia capitolina. aelia capitolina (english: ˈiːliə ˌkæpɪtəˈlaɪnə ee lee ə kap it ə ly nə; full name in latin: colonia aelia capitolina [kɔˈloːni.a ˈae̯li.a kapɪtoːˈliːna]) was a roman colony founded during emperor hadrian 's visit to judaea in 129 130 ad. [1][2] it was founded on the ruins of jerusalem, which had been. A city built on ruin. aelia capitolina was founded in 135 a, 65 years after the victorious romans had destroyed the city. the name of the settlement was established after a second jewish revolt, known as the kitos war, which had erupted in 115 ad and which the romans took two years to bring under control. the city was named in honor of hadrian. “today, it is clear that the basic structure of jerusalem is that of aelia capitolina.” recent excavations conducted in and around jerusalem’s old city are beginning to reveal the vestiges of aelia capitolina, the important but still relatively unknown roman city built atop jerusalem in the wake of the second jewish revolt. The tenth legion was stationed in aelia capitolina until the emperor diocletian transferred it to aila (modern ʿaqaba) on the red sea around 300 c.e. hadrian gave aelia capitolina a typical roman city plan: a roughly square layout, with the four sides of the square oriented toward the cardinal points, and one main gate in the center of each side.
Exploring Aelia Capitolina Hadrian S Jerusalem Jerusalem Explore “today, it is clear that the basic structure of jerusalem is that of aelia capitolina.” recent excavations conducted in and around jerusalem’s old city are beginning to reveal the vestiges of aelia capitolina, the important but still relatively unknown roman city built atop jerusalem in the wake of the second jewish revolt. The tenth legion was stationed in aelia capitolina until the emperor diocletian transferred it to aila (modern ʿaqaba) on the red sea around 300 c.e. hadrian gave aelia capitolina a typical roman city plan: a roughly square layout, with the four sides of the square oriented toward the cardinal points, and one main gate in the center of each side. For the building works undertaken by hadrian in aelia capitolina, see boatwright, hadrian and the cities of the roman empire, p. 196 203; belayche, iudaea palestina, p. 108 169). such building works were common features of the early years of roman colonies, but they also contained an ideological dimension, which aimed at the permanent. Aelia capitolina, city founded in 135 ce by the romans on the ruins of jerusalem, which their forces, under titus, had destroyed in 70 ce.the name was given, after the second jewish revolt (132–135), in honour of the emperor hadrian (whose nomen, or clan name, was aelius) as well as the deities of the capitoline triad (jupiter, juno, and minerva).
юааexploringюаб юааaeliaюаб юааcapitolinaюаб юааhadrianюабтащs Jerusalem Via Dolorosa Explore For the building works undertaken by hadrian in aelia capitolina, see boatwright, hadrian and the cities of the roman empire, p. 196 203; belayche, iudaea palestina, p. 108 169). such building works were common features of the early years of roman colonies, but they also contained an ideological dimension, which aimed at the permanent. Aelia capitolina, city founded in 135 ce by the romans on the ruins of jerusalem, which their forces, under titus, had destroyed in 70 ce.the name was given, after the second jewish revolt (132–135), in honour of the emperor hadrian (whose nomen, or clan name, was aelius) as well as the deities of the capitoline triad (jupiter, juno, and minerva).
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