Caesareum of Alexandria, Roman temple in Egypt
The Caesareum of Alexandria was a temple dedicated to worship Roman emperors as gods.
Originally commissioned by Cleopatra for Marc Antony, it was completed by Emperor Augustus.
It served as a benchmark for Roman imperial cult architecture.
Visitors can explore its ruins within modern Alexandria.
The Caesareum once housed the Temple of the Muses and a scholarly institution.
Location: Alexandria Governorate
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