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Roman cities in Italy and Dalmatia (1910)

Frothingham, Arthur L. (Arthur Lincoln), 1859-1923 · New York : Sturgis & Walton company · leaf 289

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ed a colony sentby the triumvirs. Marc Antony stopped hereon his way south at this time, and it was promi-nent both as a city and fortress. The site has scarcely been touched. A numberof ruins are standing in plowed fields, as modernAquino does not occupy exactly the area of theold city. There are… … Arpinum, Colony Arch (half flooded) e. 41 B.C.Plate xxxiv ROMAN CITIES 197 ber of tombs. It would be quite well worth ex-cavating, for Aquinum was considered a not un-important city in the age of Strabo and from itsposition must have partaken of the art both ofCampania and Rome. Quite a stretch of…

Architecture, Roman · Cities and towns, Ancient · Dalmatia (Croatia) -- Antiquities · Italy -- Antiquities

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