Ancus Maricias built the mamertine prison
According to Roman tradition, the Mamertine Prison (known in Roman times as the "Tullianum") was built by the legendary 4th King of Rome, Ancus Marcius, ca. 640-616 BC.
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The temple of Hephaestus was built for Hephaestus and in in honor of him.
because it wanted to be built
It was built for the Pharaoh Kuhfu, also known as Cheops who wanted it built for him when he died.
where is mamertine prison built
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The Mamertine Prison held people who were awaiting either execution or trial. A famous person held there was the king of Numidia, Jugurtha.
Some of the earliest forms of imprisonment were: cages, stone quarries and similar places and Mamertine Prison.
Yes. Saint Peter was held prisoner there because he wanted to baptize his fellow prisoners.
Saint Peter, according to the Catholic faithful. Most historians however have found little or no solid evidence that Peter ever actually was in Rome; let alone, how he met his end there
provance of rome
Mamertine Prison, located in Rome, is one of the oldest prisons in the world, believed to have been constructed as early as the 7th century BC. It is famed for its historical significance, as it is said to have housed notable figures, including the Apostle Peter and the revolutionary leader Jugurtha. The prison consists of two chambers, and its dark, underground conditions highlight the harsh realities of ancient imprisonment. Today, it serves as a historical site, attracting visitors interested in its rich Roman history.
the prison was built on Robben Island
The Burma Railway was built by the inmates taken from the Changi prison camp .
the farticaus
slaves