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Researchers living near the central archaeological basin walk past ancient marble ruins each morning before escaping into quiet residential backstreets.
The sanctuary originated after the Battle of Lake Regillus as a civic monument to the twin Dioscuri, whose veneration arrived in the city from Greek settlements in southern Italy. Rebuilt under Tiberius following a destructive urban fire, the surviving structure retains standing Corinthian columns resting on an older podium. The monument previously housed the state treasury alongside the imperial office for weights and measures.
Senate assemblies convened within the temple halls, while public magistrates addressed assemblies directly from the raised front podium. Archaeological excavations in the drainage channels revealed that commercial chambers beneath the stone foundation piers accommodated local practitioners, including a dental practice. Centuries later, architects George Dance and Piranesi surveyed the ruin to document classical Corinthian design.
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