Ancient Rome - Third Samnite War 298 bce

This small shrine was dedicated to the river god Liris, who was believed to protect the river and the surrounding lands. Local residents and travelers made offerings here for protection and favorable harvests. The shrine underscored the cultural and religious importance of the Liris River in local life, serving as a spiritual nexus for those seeking blessings from the deity.

A tranquil shrine nestled among lush greenery by the riverbank, adorned with colorful offerings and statues of the god Liris, with soft water rippling under a blue sky.