Stadium Olympicum
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Stadium Olympicum est nomen plerumque principali Ludorum Olympicorum stadio, et semper loco caerimoniarum incipiendi et finiendi datum. Multi ex his locis vocabula Stadium Olympicum partem suorum nominum habent, sicut stadia Amstelodamense, Berolinense, Helsingiense, et Lutetiense. Stadium Olympcum stadium multorum consiliorum(en) esse potest, quod ludos Olympicos habeat.[1]
Stadia Olympica
[recensere | fontem recensere]- Stadium Panathenaicum - Athenae 1896
- Vélodrome de Vincennes - Lutetia 1900
- Francis Field - S. Ludovicus 1904
- Stadium Alba Urbes - Londinium 1908
- Stadium Olympicum Holmiae - Holmia 1912
- Stadium Olympicum Berolinense - Berolinum 1916
- Stadium Olympicum Antverpiae - Antverpia 1920
- Yves-du-Manoir Stadium Olympicum - Lutetia 1924
- Stadium Olympicum Amstelodamense - Amstelodamum 1928
- Angelopolis Memoriae Coliseum - Angeleopolis 1932
- Stadium Olympicum Berolinensis - Berolinum 1936
- Stadium Olympicum Helsingiense - Helsingia 1940 (ludi Olympici in annum 1952 prolati)
- Wembley Stadium - Londinium 1944
- Wembley Stadium - Londinium 1948
- Stadium Olympicum Helsingiense - Helsingia 1952
- Melburnum Cricketis Campii - Melburnum 1956
- Stadium Olympicum Romae - Roma 1960
- Stadium Olympicum Tocii - Tocium 1964
- Stadium Olympicum Mexicopolitanum - Mexicopolis 1968
- Stadium Olympicum Monacense - Monacum 1972
- Stadium Olympicum Montis Regii - Mons Regius 1976
- Stadium Centrale Leninianum - Moscua 1980
- Angelopolis Memoriae Coliseum - Angelopolis 1984
- Stadium Olympicum Seulense - Seulum 1988
- Stadium Olympicum Barcinonense - Barcino 1992
- Stadium Olympicum Atlantense - Atlanta 1996
- Stadium Australiae - Sanctus Dyonisius 2000
- Stadium Olympicum Atheniense - Athenae 2004
- Stadium Nationale Pecinense - Pecinum 2008
- Stadium Olympicum Londiniense - Londinium 2012
- Stadium Olympicum Fluminense - Urbs Fluminensis 2016
- Stadium Nationale Iaponice - Tocium 2020
- Stadium Franciae - Lutetia 2024