Basilica Iulia
Civic basilica housing the centumviral court as well as shops
Reconstructed state: Building as first dedicated on site
Known historical events
| 55 BC to 54 BC |
Work started on site of Basilica Sempronia possibly by the curule aedile L. Aemilius Paulus. |
| 46 BC |
Building inaugurated. |
| 29 BC to 12 BC |
Building completed under Augustus. |
| 12 BC |
Building damaged by fire. Sources: LTUR I:177 (C.F. Giuliani, P. Verduchi). |
| 12 AD |
Dedicated again after destruction by fire. |
| 80 AD to 100 AD |
Meetings of centumviral (probate) court reported here in second half of first century AD. Sources: Quintilian inst. 12.5-6; Pliny epist. 5.9.1. |
| 283 AD |
Burned again in fire of Carinus. |
| 285 AD to 300 AD |
Repaired by Diocletian and Maximian. Sources: Chronogr. a. 354 p. 148 M. |
| 377 AD to 416 AD |
In either 377 or 416 AD, statues were transferred to building by the urban praefect, Gabinius Vettius Probianus. Sources: CIL VI 1156, 1658, 31883-31887. |
| 1496 AD |
First permits issued for the removal of marble from the site, long in ruins. |
| 1788 AD to 1789 AD |
First excavations undertaken by C. F. von Fredenheim. Sources: LTUR I:178 (C.F. Giuliani, P. Verduchi). |