Pompeiuksen teatteri (Finnish Wikipedia)

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Samuel Ball Platner: A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (1929), haettu 29.3.2009"Theatrum Pompei: the first permanent theatre in Rome, built of stone by Pompeius in his second consulship in 55 B.C. [...] ... as it was the only stone theatre in Rome until that of Marcellus was built and always the most important."
Lacus Curtius - The Classical Journal vuosikerta 39, No. 6 (marraskuu 1944), sivut 360‑366: The Temple above Pompey's Theater (Dorothy Kent Hill), haettu 29.3.2009 "Tertullian tells us (De Spectaculis 10) that Pompey added the temple to circumvent an old prejudice against permanent theaters, claiming to his critics that he had built a temple whose steps might be convenient as seats for spectators of theatrical performances..."
Samuel Ball Platner: A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (1929), haettu 29.3.2009"To avoid censure for building a permanent theatre, he constructed a temple of Venus Victrix at the top of the central part of the cavea, so that the rows of seats might appear to be the steps leading up to the temple, and dedicated the whole as a temple and not as a theatre."
Lacus Curtius: Plutarch, The Parallel Lives - Life of Pompey, haettu 29.3.2009"For instance, when he came to Mitylene, he gave the city its freedom, for the sake of Theophanes, and witnessed the traditional contest of the poets there, who now took as their sole theme his own exploits. And being pleased with the theatre, he had sketches and plans of it made for him, that he might build one like it in Rome, only larger and more splendid."
Lacus Curtius - The Classical Journal vuosikerta 39, No. 6 (marraskuu 1944), sivut 360‑366: The Temple above Pompey's Theater (Dorothy Kent Hill), haettu 29.3.2009 "For another architectural prototype we need look only a few miles from Rome to Praeneste (Palestrina), the city which Sulla had destroyed and rebuilt a few years before Pompey planned his theater at Rome."
Samuel Ball Platner: A Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome (1929), haettu 29.3.2009