Pantheon

Definition

The Pantheon is a well-preserved ancient temple located in Rome, Italy. It was originally built as a place of worship for all gods of Ancient Rome.

Think of the Pantheon as a grand hall where all gods gather together to receive prayers from their followers.

Antico Tempio: This term translates to "ancient temple" and can be used to describe various historical religious structures.

Cupola: A cupola is a dome-shaped roof or ceiling often seen in architectural designs, similar to the one found on top of the Pantheon.

Divinità Romane: Divinità Romane means "Roman deities" and refers to all gods worshipped by ancient Romans.

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