Temple d'Hercule Victor

The winner, the Hercules Temple, is a small temple in the square in the first century BC. It is the oldest marble temple in Rome. It contains the statue of Hercules. In ancient times, it was a major commercial district. Unfortunately, tourists could not enter the temple.

The Temple of Victor Heckles is a circular ancient Roman temple building located in Forum Boarium in Rome, Italy. It was once mistaken for a Vista Temple because of the Greek-style columnar surrounded by the temple.

The Temple of the victor, Heckles, commemorates Hercules, the great God of power. It is also located opposite the Kosmedin Church in the Bullbutcher's Square. I prefer this circular temple to the Potunus temple with a square spire next to it. The elongated Greek pillars make the temple elegant and sacred, and the top of the pillars near the roof has some exquisite carvings.

Seeing all kinds of temples everywhere in Rome, I think it may be necessary to study the contents of Roman mythology before we can get a better understanding of them.

I have heard so many legends, but in short, both at home and abroad are very human nature.