Notes on the Geography of Italy: Classical Rome 1: Photo 25 Next to the west is the Temple of Romulus, named not for the mythical founder of Rome but by the emperor Maxentius to honor his son of that name. The building retains its original porphyry columns and bronze doors, probably because it was used from the 6th century onward as the vestibule to a church, Santi Cosma e Damiano. View: tiny * small * medium * big * biggest Photo Size Back to Italy: Classical Rome 1 chapter Short link for this page: http://www.greatmirror.com?justpic=2645

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