lesar,  and  wai  called  Fanai  OaaarU  at  JuUL
The  levelling  of  the  ground  alone  coat  him  aboie
million  of  aeatereea,  and  he  adorned  it  beaidea
ith  a  magnificent  temple  of  Veniu  Oenilrii^
(Suet.  J.  Cam.  26  ;  Plin.  H.  N.  xuiT.  16  i  Dion
"  w.  iliiL  22.)

A  third  forum  waa  built  by  Anguitui  and  ailed
Fonat  Aiytati,  becauio  the  [wo  eiirting  onea
were  not  fonnd  tuflicieDt  for  the  great  increaae  of
buaineaawhichhad  takenplace.  Auguitni  adorned
hii  forum  with  a  temnle  of  Man  and  the  itatura
of  the  moat  diitinguidhed  men  of  the  republic,  and
iuued  a  decree  tlial  only  the  jtdida  pablica  and
the  torHtiaia  jariiaim  ihould  lake  place  in  iL
(Suet  OdaB.  29  and  31 }  conpan  Dion  Caia.  hi
27  1  Plin.  H.  ,V.  t  ft  ;  Veil.  Pat  iL  39  ;  Ovid,  £»
Font.  IT.  15,  16  i  Martial,  iii,  3B.  3;  Seneca,  Dt
Ira,iL9i  Stat.  jUo. i*.  9.  1 5.)  ARertheFonim
Aognati  had  lererely  luflered  by  fire,  it  waa  re-
ttored  by  Hadrianna.  (AeL  Sport.  Hadr.  c
19.)

The  three  fora  which  bare  been  mentioned  seem
to  huTB  been  the  only  oun  that  were  destined  for
the  tramaction  of  public  buaineia.  All  the  others,
which  were  aubaoquenlly  built  by  the  empfrora,
inch  aa  the  Fonun  Tnjmi  or  Ulpiam,  the  Fonm
SaJlxatii,  fbnun  Dioditiani,  Fanan  ABnJiaiu,  &c,
were  probably  luore  intended  at  embellish


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:  from  theae  tors  were   the   c


the  porticnlar  kindi  of
them,  «.s./Dnniioiiriam,  according  10  Feilui,  [ho
catlie-market ;  according  to  othera,  i[  derived  the
name  boaiium  from  [he  atatue  of  an  ox  which  atood
there  (Plin. /f. /^.  iniir.  2  ;  Ovid,  J'oitTl477);
fonm  olUoTiim,  the  yegetable  market  (Varro,  Dt
La^.  Lot.  r,  1 16) ;  fonan  piacarism^  fiih-ma^iet  i
fimn  eupeiiiiHt,  market  for  daintiea  ;  /orum  oo-
fiuumi,  a  market  in  which  cooked  and  prepared
diabea  were  to  be  had,  Ac.
