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	Perhaps the best example of early [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Roman Empire\|imperial]] machismo, [[Nero]] had this gaudy monstrosity built after the {{Wiki\|Great Fire of Rome}}. Thought to have been as big as 300 acres, this gilded and bejewelled [[Nero's Golden Palace\|palace]] contained vineyards, pastures with flocks, groves and a manmade lake. To top it off, Nero commissioned a 35 meter tall bronze statue of himself to be placed just outside the main entrance reassuring any doubters as to who exactly owned the building.		Perhaps the best example of early [[Rome\|Roman]] [[Roman Empire\|imperial]] machismo, [[Nero]] had this gaudy monstrosity built after the {{Wiki\|Great Fire of Rome}}. Thought to have been as big as 300 acres, this gilded and bejewelled [[Nero's Golden Palace\|palace]] contained vineyards, pastures with flocks, groves and a manmade lake. To top it off, Nero commissioned a 35 meter tall bronze statue of himself to be placed just outside the main entrance reassuring any doubters as to who exactly owned the building.

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Perhaps the best example of early [[Rome|Roman]] [[Roman Empire|imperial]] machismo, [[Nero]] had this gaudy monstrosity built after the {{Wiki|Great Fire of Rome}}. Thought to have been as big as 300 acres, this gilded and bejewelled [[Nero's Golden Palace|palace]] contained vineyards, pastures with flocks, groves and a manmade lake. To top it off, Nero commissioned a 35 meter tall bronze statue of himself to be placed just outside the main entrance reassuring any doubters as to who exactly owned the building.

The Palace was known as a party villa considering there were over 300 rooms, none of which were sleeping quarters. The list of ridiculous extravagancies goes on forever, one standout being a mechanism, powered by slaves, that rotated the domed ceiling of the grand dining hall "as the heavens" while raining rose petals onto Nero's guests below.
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