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APOLLODORUS , of See also: Damascus, a famous See also: Greek architect, who flourished during the znd century A.D
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He was a favourite of Trajan, for whom he constructed the See also: stone
See also: bridge over the Danube (A.D
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104-105)
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He also planned a gymnasium, a See also: college, public See also: baths, the See also: Odeum and the Forum Trajanum,within the city of See also: Rome; and the triumphal See also: arches at Beneventum and See also: Ancona
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The Trajan See also: column in the centre of the Forum is celebrated as being the first triumphal monument of the kind
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On the accession of See also: Hadrian, whom he had offended by ridiculing his performances as architect and artist, Apollodorus was banished, and, shortly afterwards, being charged with imaginary crimes, put to See also: death (Dio Cassius lxix
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4)
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He also wrote a See also: treatise on Siege Engines (HoXwpKrlroKa), which was dedicated to Hadrian
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