place
Fornix Fabianus
Fabian arch
also: arcus Fabianus, Fabian arch
Triumphal arch at the eastern end of the Roman Forum, built by the Fabii; Seneca marks it as the point to which Cato was hustled by the mob.
Reading notes
- On the Firmness of the Wise Man §1.3 Fabian arch
The Fornix Fabianus, a triumphal arch at the east end of the Forum; the point to which the seditious crowd hustled Cato.