Database: Great Nymphaeum - Revision history

imported>Sadelyrate at 20:35, 17 April 2019

2019-04-17T20:35:35Z

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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called [[Nymph]]s. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[~~Civilians~~\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called [[Nymph]]s. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilian\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[~~Brothels\|brothels~~]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.		In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[brothel]]s, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.

	{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Nymphaeum}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Nymphaeum}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]

imported>Sadelyrate at 06:28, 16 September 2018

2018-09-16T06:28:07Z

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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called ~~Nymphs~~. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilians\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called [[Nymph]]s. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilians\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[Brothels\|brothels]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.		In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[Brothels\|brothels]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.

imported>Evandrus Primæ at 02:19, 5 October 2016

2016-10-05T02:19:45Z

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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilians\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

			In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[Brothels\|brothels]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.
	{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Nymphaeum}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Nymphaeum}}
	[[Category:Database: Locations]]		[[Category:Database: Locations]]
	[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]		[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy at 14:57, 31 May 2016

2016-05-31T14:57:04Z

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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

imported>Amnestyyy at 20:25, 26 February 2015

2015-02-26T20:25:22Z

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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the great Nymphaeum was a public sanctuary built by early Romans in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during Constantinople's summer months.		In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.
	[[Category:Database~~/ACR~~]]		{{DEFAULTSORT:Great Nymphaeum}}
			[[Category:Database: Locations]]
			[[Category:Animus 2.03 database entries]]

imported>Amnestyyy: Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACR):Great Nymphaeum to Database: Great Nymphaeum

2015-02-26T20:21:17Z

Amnestyyy moved page Database/Locations (ACR):Great Nymphaeum to Database: Great Nymphaeum

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imported>Vatsa1708: TN

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	[[File:~~Great_Nymphaeum_Database_image~~.png\|~~thumb~~\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the great Nymphaeum was a public sanctuary built by early Romans in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the great Nymphaeum was a public sanctuary built by early Romans in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during Constantinople's summer months.		In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during Constantinople's summer months.
	[[Category:Database/ACR]]		[[Category:Database/ACR]]

imported>Vatsa1708: ACR

2013-09-22T07:41:56Z

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[[File:Great_Nymphaeum_Database_image.png|thumb|250px|Great Nymphaeum]]
Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the great Nymphaeum was a public sanctuary built by early Romans in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote brothels, or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during Constantinople's summer months.
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	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called ~~Nymphs~~. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilians\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called [[Nymph]]s. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by [[Civilians\|citizens]] for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.

	In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[Brothels\|brothels]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.		In later centuries the term "nymphaeum" was also used to denote [[Brothels\|brothels]], or bordellos - an unfortunate semantic evolution that likely resulted in some unfortunate misunderstandings during [[Constantinople]]'s summer months.

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	~~{{Edit\|Database/Locations (ACR):Great Nymphaeum\|Text=Edit this tab}}~~
	[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]		[[File:Great Nymphaeum Database image.png\|right\|250px\|Great Nymphaeum]]
	Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.		Centralized around a large, ornate water fountain the [[Great Nymphaeum\|great Nymphaeum]] was a public sanctuary built by early [[Romans]] in honor of pagan spirits called Nymphs. A common feature of many Roman cities, Nymphaeums, in addition to serving as small reservoirs and gardens, were frequently used by citizens for all manner of public functions such as weddings, parties, and general assemblies.