Gaius Gracchus Plutarchus (mentions Concordia, Aedes)

However, what vexed the people more than this or anything else was the erection of a temple of Concord by Opimius; for it was felt that he was priding himself and exulting and in a manner celebrating...

Caesar Plutarchus (mentions Basilica Aemilia)

But after the consulship of Marcellus, Caesar having now sent his Gallic wealth for all those in public life to draw from in copious streams, and having freed Curio the tribune from many debts, and...

Camillus Plutarchus (mentions Concordia, Aedes)

Before he entered this, turning to the Capitol, he prayed the gods to bring the present tumults to their happiest end, solemnly vowing to build a temple to Concord when the confusion was over.

Camillus Plutarchus (mentions Concordia, Aedes)

On the following day they held an assembly and voted to build a temple of Concord, as Camillus had vowed, and to have it face the forum and place of assembly, to commemorate what had now happened.

Camillus Plutarchus (mentions Vesta, Aedes)

However that may be, these virgins took the choicest and most important of the sacred objects and fled away along the river.

Marcius Coriolanus Plutarchus (mentions Castor, Aedes)

In the battle of which I was speaking, it is said that Castor and Pollux appeared, and that immediately after the battle they were seen, their horses all a-drip with sweat, in the forum, announcing...

Galba Plutarchus (mentions Milliarium Aureum)

He went away, and passing through what was called the house of Tiberius, went down into the forum, to where a gilded column stood, at which all the roads that intersect Italy terminate.

Numa Plutarchus (mentions Vesta, Aedes)

Furthermore, it is said that Numa built the temple of Vesta, where the perpetual fire was kept, of a circular form, not in imitation of the shape of the earth, believing Vesta to be the earth, but of...

Numa Plutarchus (mentions Regia)

After Numa had thus established and regulated the priestly orders, he built, near the temple of Vesta, the so-called Regia, or royal house.

Pompeius Plutarchus (mentions Castor, Aedes)

And yet Flora is said to have flowered into such beauty, and to have been so famous for it, that when Caecilius Metellus was decorating the temple of Castor and Pollux with paintings and statues, he...

Quaestiones Romanae et Graecae Plutarchus (mentions Regia)

Why is it that after the chariot-race on the Ides of December the right-hand trace-horse of the winning team is sacrificed to Mars, and then someone cuts off its tail, and carries it to the place...

Romulus Plutarchus (mentions Lacus Curtius)

Curtius, a conspicuous man among them, eager for glory and high design, was advancing on horseback far in front of the rest, when his horse sank in the gulf of mud. For some time he tried to drive...

Sulla Plutarchus (mentions Castor, Aedes)

But when Ofella came down into the forum with a large and eager following, he sent one of the centurions in his retinue and slew him, himself sitting on a tribunal in the temple of Castor and...

Tiberius Gracchus Plutarchus (mentions Saturnus, Aedes)

He also put his private seal upon the temple of Saturn, in order that the quaestors might not take any money from its treasury or pay any into it....

Camillus Plutarchus (mentions Vesta, Aedes)

After that, they fell upon the rest and slew them, made away with every one else they met, sacked and plundered the houses of the city for many days together, and finally burned them down and...