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Fori Imperiali_Tempio di Minerva al Foro Transitorio

Frieze of the entablature of the Temple of Minerva in the Forum Transient - The Temple of Minerva crowned the short side of the Forum of Nerva (or Transitional Forum) in the Imperial Forums in Rome.

The temple stood on a high podium and had six columns on the front and three on the front side. The back was hidden from view from the square by two wings of the wall, which hid from view the high wall of the exedra of the Forum of Augustus and the transition to the Portico of apse.

The cell was equipped with an apse, according to an architectural typology established itself during the imperial period.

The temple was dedicated to Minerva, a deity particularly dear to Domitian (emperor responsible for the construction of the Transitional Forum), and was completed in 97 AD

The temple was still well preserved in the sixteenth century, but in 1606 Pope Paul V he destined materials in the construction of the fountain of the Acqua Paola on the Janiculum. Others were recycled to the Borghese chapel in Santa Maria Maggiore

Today we retain only scant remains of the podium and different elements of its architectural decoration, including a block of the frame of the pediment. In the Museo dei Fori Imperiali is shown a fragment of the frieze, with ox skulls and sacrificial instruments, similar to the one in the contemporary temple of Vespasian, carved on slabs applied to the blocks of the entablature. On the front side, as seen from the drawings prior to demolition seventeenth-century frieze and architrave were instead occupied from the dedicatory inscription.