The Atrium Libertatis (Latin for "House of Freedom") was a monument of ancient Rome, the seat of the censors' archive, located on the saddle that connected...

the war Pollio constructed the first public library at Rome, in the Atrium Libertatis, also erected by him, which he adorned with statues of the most celebrated...

up the project and opened the first public library in Rome in the Atrium Libertatis. Emperors Augustus, Tiberius, Vespasian, Domitian, and Trajan also...

depository for all the archives of the censors was in earlier times the Atrium Libertatis, near the Villa publica, and in later times the temple of the Nymphs...

one in Alexandria. Pollios's library, the Anla Libertatis, which was housed in the Atrium Libertatis, was centrally located near the Forum Romanum. It...

architect (to him) when he was censor." Nicholas Purcell's article "Atrium Libertatis" is aligned with the view of contemporary historians regarding the...

from the Argiletum on the southeast side of the Forum Romanum to the Atrium Libertatis. On completion in 46 BC it was dedicated to Caesar and his deeds....

Basilica is labelled Libertatis on a fragment of the Marble Plan of Rome, which suggests that it assumed the functions of the Atrium Libertatis, previously located...

showcasing their loot. For example, Gaius Asinius Pollio built the Atrium Libertatis, which was dedicated to celebrating his victories. Emperor Vespasian...

in the north corner of the Roman Forum, between the Curia and the Atrium Libertatis (the headquarters of the censors). The remains show signs of reconstruction...

Flaccus as governor of Hispania in the 90s–80s BC. This was the vicesima libertatis, "the twentieth for freedom" The college of centonarii is an elusive topic...

Dictionary of Roman Law, s.v. manumissio, p. 476. Jakob Fortunat Stagl, "Favor libertatis: Slaveholders as Freedom Fighters," in The Position of Roman Slaves, p...