Facing the pioneer of Maxims, the pioneer of Maxims, re -open-

Roman’s ancient pioneer school, Schola Praeconum, reopened after new restoration. Schola Praeeconum’s remains are located on the lowest terrace on the south slope of Palatine Hill, facing Maxus Maximus of the circus. They are composed of a rectangular courtyard, surrounded by a cylindrical porch (only one part of the pillars is in place) and three large arched rooms. It was built in SEVERAN in the early 3rd century to rebuild the southern slope and used until the beginning of the 6th century, but the exact purpose of all stages is unclear.

During the construction process, Schola combined a structure relic in the building in the 1st century AD. This structure inserted the hills based on the courtyard and arched room. Works (CA. 200-240 AD. The mural depicts a man standing inside the plunger. They are like Edku. They are real people (or considering a short average height at that time). They are wearing shorts wearing shorts. The coat, the waist belt, and the objects including employees and flowers. Their clothes pointed to the role of slavery at them, perhaps Tricliniarii, who served the guests at the banquet.

Later, the wall covered with Cipollini marble tablets, some of which were lost, and the floor was covered with large black and white ground mosaic, which was one of them. It can be traced back to the beginning of the 4th century and depicts eight men, two groups and four groups in the solemn parade. They are wearing shorts and shoes, holding Caduceuses and Vexilla (the banner on the banner is high on the standard). Caduceus is a symbol of Mercury, the pioneers of the gods, and their civilian clothing and accessories indicate that these characters are the pioneers of human varieties. The position of the circus opposite Maximus shows that they are the predictions of the name of the name of the name of announced the ritual and the name of the championship champion. It is this mosaic that it is believed that until the beginning of the 3rd century, which led to the 19th century that its antiques have determined its buildings as pioneer colleges.

The explanation of the numbers described in mosaic has raised several problems. They are regarded as a public civil servant or chariot serving the state (strategy). However, it seems to be sure that buildings and “life” buildings have implemented functions that are closely related to the circus and related events. Some assumptions show that the structure may have a second floor for the empire viewing of the circus performance.