In ancient Rome a triumphal arch could be built for 2 reasons. One was to commemorate a victory over an enemy. The other was to commemorate a public event.
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There were triumphal monuments which celebrated military victories of emperors. They were usually triumphal arches or columns. The most famous triumphal arches are the arch of Titus, the Arch of Septimius Severus, and the Arch of Constantine. The most famous triumphal columns are the Column of Trajan and the Column of Marcus Aurelius.
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In ancient Rome an emperor built a triumphal arch 2 commemorate one of 2 things. One was a military victory, in which case the arch would be named after the general. The other was any significant public event.
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The free-standing arches of Rome were triumphal arches. They were built to celebrate a victory in battle of a military commander or emperor. There were 36 such arches in Rome. The first ones were built during the republican period. Two arches were built by Lucius Steritinus. Scipio Africanus and Quintus Fabius Allobrogicus also built one. In the period of rule by emperors only the emperor was allowed to build a triumphal arch. Only four Roman triumphal arches have survived in the city of Rome: the Arch of Titus (AD 81), the Arch of Septimius Severus (203-205) and the Arch of Gallienus (262) and the Arch of Constantine (312). There is a fifth arch just outside the city: the Arch of Drusus (9 BC) close to the First Mile of the Appian Way and next to the Porta San Sebastiano.
The triumphal arch was a monument which commemorated a triumph, victory. They were first built by military commanders during the period of the republic to celebrate their victories. During the period of rule by emperors only the emperor could erect a triumphal arch. Trajan and Marcus Aurelius built triumphal columns.
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To honour their victories the Romans built the triumphal arches. These were monumentalstructureswith arches. Their walls were covered withreliefswith scenes of the won battle and dedications to the general (during the Roman Republic) or the emperor (later) who won the battle. The Triumphal Arch in Paris and the Marble Arch in London are modelled on the Romantriumphalarch. The most famous triumphal arch in Rome is the Arch of Constantine.Someemperorshad also triumphal columns built. These were tall columnsbuiltby stacking large drums of marble and were covered with , again, reliefs with scenes of the won battle. The most famous of these are the Column ofTrajanand the Column of Marcus Aurelius. Both are still standing in the city of Rome.
To honour their victories the Romans built the triumphal arches. These were monumental structures with arches. Their walls were covered with reliefs with scenes of the won battle and dedications to the general (during the Roman Republic) or the emperor (later) who won the battle. The Triumphal Arch in Paris and the Marble Arch in London are modelled on the Roman triumphal arch. The most famous triumphal arch in Rome is the Arch of Constantine. Some emperors had also triumphal columns built. These were tall columns built by stacking large drums of marble and were covered with , again, reliefs with scenes of the won battle. The most famous of these are the Column of Trajan and the Column of Marcus Aurelius. Both are still standing in the city of Rome.
In the conquered lands, the Romans built roads, some of which were stone-paved, bridges, ports, dams, aqueducts, sewers, public buildings, public baths, theatres, amphitheatres (arenas for gladiatorial games) circuses (chariot racing tracks) and temples.
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There are 39 extant triumphal arches and 9 destroyed ones, Of the 39 extant ones, 6 were in Rome, 12 in the rest of Italy, 8 in France, 3 Spain, Algeria, Tunisia, Libya and Turkey, 2 in Greece and Syria, 1 in Austria, Croatia, Lebanon and Jordan and Morocco. The 9 destroyed ones were in Rome.