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Former Roman patriarchate betrayed Christianity, embraced pagansm and became heretics.

Thanks for the video.

So what is it?; too much sex and immorality are harmful to the body!.

Allah ka azab

Bunlar gercekten insanlar

كانت مدينة حية ومتحركة وأصبحت لا تتحرك لا أحد يقدر على الحياة والموت إلا الله

ابنا متعه ....

What’s wrong with these studies of gods, they are beautiful

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Recurrence of the Event is much more anticipated.

Nice video

I would say that's clearly pagan worship

"Pagan" is a tern that means 'Rustic Villagers". Its a term City Dwelling Romans used to describe rural peoples, and all things associated with the countryside (little people vs big city people)

I know for a fact that Jesus Christ didn't kiss no statue's feet. Why don't the Christians follow Jesus more instead of the church?

I wa s disturbed about Amazon idols. Then I saw this. Huh. Not new I guess.

Stupid tourists running at cross lines ma they will be hit by dumb drivers like in their homeland.

That is the tepidarium in the "Forum baths" not the "Stabian baths", www.pompeiiinpictures.com/pompeiiinpictures/R7/7%2005%2024%20p3.htm Nice video though. Thanks.

i wonder why catholics are always lying claiming theyre associated with constantine. constantin

So strange...I want to visit it too! Is it in Pompeii or in Naples?

it was built in 92 btw

Impressive design

Well those statues are pagan, but the Pope doesn't worship them. I think the Church is actually viewing those statues as collectables instead of treating them like false idols. In fact, I am a Roman Catholic (Christian) who happens to love art a lot. Despite these statues being of pagan gods, they are at least just being collectables rather than being worshipped. Society has evolved. The reason the church has those statues is because they are good art.

Pine cone. The pineal gland. Thanks for posting. It sure has changed since 1977

that's actually st Jupiter notice the all seeing eye on both sides of the chair?

There's quite a bit if you Google "dartmouth domitian palace" and it's the first link. Also if you can get a copy of the book "Emperor Domitian" by Brian W. Jones, from memory around page 94 there's about 10 or 15 pages on buildings for him and that has a lot of info on the domitian palace.

Where did you find information?

Please, see this video ua-cam.com/video/PVzHG1Asilc/v-deo.html

Trying to piece together Domitians Palace for an assignment for my Architectural studies, every little bit helps. Thanks!

If this were Moscow, they all would've crashed into each other.

Better known as The Temple of Apollo methinks -_-