🌲 Amman, sentence 67

The second century AD saw Philadelphia thriving, with the city being rebuilt in the classical Roman style, with a large theater, a smaller odeon theater, a nymphaeum, public baths, a forum, and a network of colonnaded streets in the valley, as well as a propylaeon with stairs connecting it to the acropolis on Citadel Hill, where a temple dedicated to Hercules was built.

Who acts: second century AD, Philadelphia, stairs · What happens: see, thrive, rebuild, connect, dedicate, build · To what, where: Philadelphia, city, classical Roman style, AD, temple, Hercules

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