place
Capitolium
the Capitol
also: the Capitol, Capitolium, Capitoline
The Capitoline hill and the temple of Jupiter dedicated there by Pulvillus, the religious heart of Rome.
Reading notes
- Consolation to Marcia §13 the Capitol
The Capitoline hill and the temple of Jupiter dedicated there, the religious heart of Rome.
- On Benefits §7.7.2 the Capitol
The Capitoline hill and its great temple of Jupiter, the most sacred precinct of Rome; Bion's paradox of plundering it 'with impunity.'
- On the Firmness of the Wise Man §6.8 Capitol
The Capitoline hill and its citadel, Rome's sacred stronghold; even it, Seneca says, bears the enemy's footprint, unlike the wise man's defenses.
- Moral Letters to Lucilius §15.95.72 Capitol
The Capitoline hill and its temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus, the religious heart of Rome, where Tubero set his plain earthen vessels 'before the very shrine of Jupiter.'
- Natural Questions §2.45.1 the Capitol
The temple of Jupiter Optimus Maximus on the Capitoline hill at Rome, the cult-center of the state Jupiter whom Seneca distinguishes from the Stoic god.