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Mons Albanus. Monte Cavo. Ansicht der Ruinen des Tempel des Jupiter Latiaris.
Seller: Antiquariat Martin Barbian & Grund GbR, Saarbruecken, Germany
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Stahlstich bei August Klose und C. Frommel, Karlsruhe, 1828, 7x10,7 cm *Der Monte Cavo ist der jüngere Eruptionskegel eines Vulkans im Komplex des Vulcano Laziale und bildet mit 950 m die zweithöchste Erhebung der Albaner Berge. Für die Latiner war der Monte Cavo ein Heiliger Berg. Im Altertum Albanus Mons genannt, beherbergte der Gipfel den Tempel des Jupiter Latiaris, das Bundesheiligtum der Latiner. Hier wurden die feriae latinae (Bundesfeste) gefeiert.
