File:Merida Roman Theatre2.jpg

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current	23:13, 6 September 2005		2,158 × 1,670 (1.65 MB)	Xauxa	The Roman Theatre in Mérida. It was constructed in 16-15 B.C., with the consul Marcus Agripa as the promotor. The theatre is still in use, for the annual Festival of the Classic Theatre. The photo was taken the 10th October 2004 by Håkan Svensson (Xa

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