roman imperial caesareum temple of worship

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it`s xmas - discount! hello my 3d friends, here we have a detailed ancient roman caesareum temple for your consideration modelled in blender 2.79 tested in blender 2.80/2.93 cycles/eevee render engines verified native format - .blend : .blend .fbx .obj all textures used are also provided height maps are in the textures folder if required textured in substance painter 2 2k resolution maps: basecolor, metallic, roughness & normal pbr: metalrough all modifiers closed no doubles or loose vertices basic lighting set up in the blender file the ground plane and hdri used in the renders are not included : x: 19.7m y: 25.0m z: 15.7m : f: 37,115 v: 36,874 t: 72,488 nice asset for your roman or greek project / game centre of origin: centre of base, so easy to import into your game engine for correct placement all images shown were rendered with cycles please note if you wish to use blenders render engine: you may need to go into the render properties tab - performance - if you wish to view this model in 360 degrees on : any queries please do get in touch if you do decide to purchase this model i wish to thank you in advance thank you for your interest & support! : a caesareum was a temple devoted to the imperial cult. caesarea were located throughout the roman empire, and often funded by the imperial government, tending to replace state spending on new temples to other gods, and becoming the main or only large temple in new roman towns in the provinces. this was the case at évora, vienne and nîmes, which were all expanded by the romans as coloniae from celtic oppida soon after their conquest. imperial temples paid for by the government usually used conventional roman styles all over the empire, regardless of the local styles seen in smaller temples. in newly planned roman cities the temple was normally centrally placed at one end of the forum, often facing the basilica at the other. in the city of rome, a caesareum was located within the religious precinct of the arval brothers. in 1570, it was documented as still containing nine statues of roman emperors in architectural niches. most of the earlier emperors had their own very large temples in rome,[4] but a faltering economy meant that the building of new imperial temples mostly ceased after the reign of marcus aurelius (d. 180), though the temple of romulus on the roman forum was built and dedicated by the emperor maxentius to his son valerius romulus, who died in childhood in 309 and was deified. one of the earliest and most prominent of the caesarea was the caesareum of alexandria, located on the harbour. it was beby cleopatra vii of the ptolemaic dynasty, the last pharaoh of ancient egypt, to honour her dead lover julius caesar, then converted by augustus to his own cult. during the 4th century, after the empire had come under christian rule, it was converted to a church.