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He rebuilt many noble edifices which had been destroyed by fire, and amongst them the Capitol, which had been burnt down a second time;
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but all the inscriptions were in his own name, without the least mention of the original founders. He likewise erected a new temple in the Capitol to Jupiter Custos, and a forum,
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which is now called Nerva's, as also the temple of the Flavian family,
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a stadium,
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an odeum,
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and a naumachia;
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out of the stone dug from which, the sides of the Circus Maximus, which had been burnt down, were rebuilt.

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