The Roman Pantheon was built in the city of Rome. It was completed in the year 125 AD; almost 150 years after it was originally commissioned. The purpose of this structure is under high levels of scrutiny by archaeologists. It is commonly thought, correctly or otherwise, that it was a temple to all of the Gods due to it’s name. However, evidence contradicts this in a literary and religious manor. First of all, in literature there is a special way of referring to temples. In writings concerning the Pantheon, it is regarded as a normal building. Furthermore, there isn’t any historical evidence of an urban Roman cult that worshipped all 12 deities. Some propose that it was a private temple to Marcus Agrippa, thus explaining his name on the structure
