Aere
Definition
Aere refers to the use of bronze or copper in ancient Roman art and architecture. It was a popular material due to its durability and ability to be molded into intricate designs.
Related terms
Marmor: Marmor refers to marble, another commonly used material in ancient Roman art and architecture.
Caementum: Caementum refers to the concrete-like substance used by the Romans for construction purposes.
Tabula ansata: Tabula ansata refers to a tablet with handles, often made of aere, that was used as an offering or dedication in religious ceremonies.
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AP Latin - 4.3 Book IV: 55 B.C Chapters 29-31
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