Temple of Proserpina (English Wikipedia)

Some theories suggest that the temple was a Greek Temple dedicated to Persephone, the Greek equivalent to the Roman Goddess Proserpina. Two theories are that: the temple was located outside Melite (a Roman city) as it was Greek not Roman; and that close by in Mtarfa there was the Temple of Zeus. Persephone was the daughter of Zeus. However the restoration marble refers to the temple as of Proserpina not Persephone. in Cult and continuity.
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Cardona 2008–2009, p. 42 Cardona, David (2008–2009). "The known unknown: identification, provenancing, and relocation of pieces of decorative architecture from Roman public buildings and other private structures in Malta" (PDF). Malta Archeological Review (9). Midsea Books: 43. ISSN 2224-8722. Archived from the original (PDF) on 14 June 2017.
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