Campus Martius | Oxford Classical Dictionary

The Campus Martius was a publicly owned area of ancient Rome about 2 square kilometres (490 acres) in extent. In the Middle Ages, it was the most populous ...

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Campus Martius was a large flood plain used for military training, located between the Capitoline, Quirinal, and Pincian hills and the Tiber, and was the level ...

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Campus Martius was a floodplain in ancient Rome, initially a military exercise ground, later with public buildings like the Pantheon. It was also called campus ...

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Serving since the 50s B.C. as the platform for Rome's most extensive monumentalization ever, the Campus Martius stood in the center of Augustus' plans to renew ...

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The Campus Martius became a military camp during Rome's war with the Volsci (an ancient tribe from the regions surrounding Rome) which started in 389 BC.

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19 May 2020 — Campus Martius was the level ground between the Capitoline, Quirinal, and Pincian hills and the Tiber, covering about 250 hectares, and was low ...

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It was the great IXth district of the City of Rome, between the Capitol on the south side, the Via Lata and Flaminia in the west, and the Tiber on the east side ...

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28 Jan 2022 — Dedicated to the war god, it took its name from the Altar of Mars. The Campus occupied a special place in Rome's mythic past, for, according to ...

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Campus Martius, or Field of Mars, was a swampy plain used for military training, rituals, and later filled with structures like baths and theaters.

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