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April 15, 2026
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The Temple of Octavia (often referred to as Temple E) at the archaeological site of ancient Corinth is one of the best-preserved examples of Roman architecture in Greece. It is located on a distinctive hill west of the forum, just behind the current Archaeological Museum.
The temple is named after Octavia Minor, the elder sister of Emperor Augustus. According to the ancient travel writer Pausanias, there was a statue of her inside, upon which she was worshipped as a deity.
The temple is named after Octavia Minor, the elder sister of Emperor Augustus. According to the ancient travel writer Pausanias, there was a statue of her inside, upon which she was worshipped as a deity.
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