What major structures were erected in Volubilis in the 2nd century?
A basilica, temple and triumphal arch
A Coliseum, aqueduct and senate house
A Mausoleum, library and gymnasium
A Theatre, baths and forum
Answer
In the 2nd century, Volubilis was a thriving city in the Roman Empire. Major structures erected during this time include a basilica, temple, and triumphal arch. The basilica was used for legal and commercial purposes, the temple was dedicated to the Roman god Jupiter, and the triumphal arch commemorated the victory of a Roman general.
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