Vitruvius stated it was the work of Hermodorus of Salamis, and Velleius stated Metellus was the first to build a temple in Rome out of marble, presumably referring to this temple. It was a hexastyle peripteral building with six columns along the short sides and eleven on the long sides.
According to Vitruvius, Hermodorus of Salamis created it, whereas Velleius posited that Metellus was the first to build a temple in Rome from marble, presumably referring to this structure. It featured an hexastyle peripteral design with six columns on the shorter sides and eleven on the longer sides.