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Entrance to the Roman Theatre of Dionysos
The restrictions created by our source material convinced us that we needed to begin from the latest phase and work backwards in time. Therefore the images on this page and those following represent the Theatre of Dionysos as remodeled by the Romans during and after the reign of the emperor Nero (54-68 CE).
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