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[[File:Forum of the Ox Database image.png|right|250px|Forum of the Ox]] | [[File:Forum of the Ox Database image.png|right|250px|Forum of the Ox]] | ||
Located near the western walls of early-Roman Constantinople, the Forum of the Ox - or Forums Bovis - saw most of its traffic in the form of pompous parades thrown by Emperors entering the city. | Located near the western walls of early-Roman Constantinople in the <span style="color:rgb(255,255,255);">located in the </span>[http://assassinscreed.wikia.com/wiki/Bayezid_District Bayezid District], the Forum of the Ox - or Forums Bovis - saw most of its traffic in the form of pompous parades thrown by Emperors entering the city. | ||
One of many forums built by the early Emperors of Nova Roma, and one of a number gradually built over by subsequent generations, the Forum of the Ox succumbed to the fate of so many public spaces: people see open land, and they can't help but fill it up with stuff. | One of many forums built by the early Emperors of Nova Roma, and one of a number gradually built over by subsequent generations, the Forum of the Ox succumbed to the fate of so many public spaces: people see open land, and they can't help but fill it up with stuff. | ||
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Revision as of 04:03, 1 March 2014
Located near the western walls of early-Roman Constantinople in the located in the Bayezid District, the Forum of the Ox - or Forums Bovis - saw most of its traffic in the form of pompous parades thrown by Emperors entering the city.
One of many forums built by the early Emperors of Nova Roma, and one of a number gradually built over by subsequent generations, the Forum of the Ox succumbed to the fate of so many public spaces: people see open land, and they can't help but fill it up with stuff.