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On the sides of the Temple were two paved ways that finish with stairways that surpass the height of the exterior. Both lead to two entrances, one with three arches and the other with one, the so-called Arch "of Pantani". After the death of Augustus, two monumental arches were added at the bottom of the stairways, dedicated to Germania and Druso Minor. The northern portico ended in the Hall of Colossus, a room rich in precious works of art that probably held a giant statue dedicated to Augustus the Genius.
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