Porticus Danaidum
Porticus Danaidum adstabat ad Templo Apollinis Palatini iussu Caesaris Octaviani anno 28 a.C.n. sacratum. Iam anno 36 a.C.n. post proelium navale ad Naulochum, quo Sextum Pompeium vicerat, voverat Caesar Octavianus templum Apollini. Inter columnas porticús stabant signa quinquaginta Danaidum e marmore nigro confecta. Porticus fortasse anno 24 a.C.n. apertum est, Augusto nuper ex Hispania redito.

Fontes. 
 Ovidius, Tristia 3.1.61-62
 Scholia in Persii Satiras 2.56 
 Propertius, libro secundo Elegiarum 31

Notae

Bibliographia 
 L. Balensiefen, "Überlegungen zu Aufbau und Lage der Danaidenhalle auf dem Palatin" in Rheinisches Museum vol. 102 (1995) pp. 189-209
 Thomas K. Hubbard, "Art and Vision in Propertius 2.31/32" in Transactions of the American Philological Association vol. 114 (1984) pp. 281-297
 Eleanor Winsor Leach, "Hypermestra's "Querela": Coopting the Danaids in Horace Ode 3.11 and in Augustan Rome" in Classical World vol. 102 (2008) pp. 13-32
 "Aedes Apollinis Palatini" in  pp. 16-19
 Caroline K. Quenemoen, "The Portico of the Danaids: a new reconstruction" in American Journal of Archaeology vol. 110 (2006) pp. 229-250
 Oliffe L. Richmond, "The Augustan Palatium" in Journal of Roman Studies vol. 4 (1914) pp. 193-226
 Oliffe L. Richmond, "Palatine Apollo Again" in Classical Quarterly n.s. vol. 8 (1958) pp. 180-184

Porticus
Sculpturae
Templum Apollinis in Palatio
Danaides
Confecta 24 a.C.n.
Aedificia aevi Augustani