The Victoria area remained the main settlement on Gozo throughout the Phoenician and Roman periods, and it became a settlement known as "Gaulos" or "Glauconis Civitas". The city consisted of an acropolis on the site of the Cittadella, and a fortified town in an area now occupied by part of Victoria. A temple dedicated to Juno is said to have stood on the site now occupied by the cathedral. A few inscriptions and architectural fragments from Gaulos have survived, including a 2nd-century AD Latin inscription on a limestone block that was reused in the main gate of the Cittadella.