
Ancient Rome
Ancient Rome at the beginning of the third Samnite war
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Temple of Hercules
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Coordinates | (-1300, 1350) |
Description
This temple, dedicated to Hercules, protector of strength and endurance, is frequently visited by Capua’s warrior class and athletes. Statues and reliefs of the hero adorn the temple, honoring Capua’s martial spirit. The temple symbolizes Capua’s warrior culture, as Hercules is an important figure for those dedicated to physical prowess and military training. It is a gathering place for soldiers and athletes before embarking on journeys or battles.
Appearance
Stunning marble columns rising into the sky, adorned with intricate carvings of Hercules engaging in heroic feats, while the sun casts dramatic shadows on the polished stone floor. The temple is surrounded by lush greenery, with a ceremonial fire burning at the altar in front.