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Aeclanum (also
spelled Aeculanum, Italian: Eclano,
Ancient Gr****: Ἀικούλανον) was an
ancient town of Samnium,
Southern Italy,
about 25 km east-southeast...
- the
province of
Avellino there are many
archaeological Roman sites, with
Aeclanum being the most important. In the
Middle Age, the
County of Ariano [it]...
- Matese. The main
centres of the
Hirpini were
Maloenton (modern Benevento),
Aeclanum (Mirabella Eclano),
Aequum Tuti**** (Ariano Irpino), Vescellium [it] (near...
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archaeological and
ancient sites—such as Pompeii, Herculaneum, Oplontis, Paestum,
Aeclanum, Stabiae, and Velia. The name "Campania" is
derived from Latin; the Romans...
- region. As of 2011[update] its po****tion was of 7,904. The
Roman site of
Aeclanum once
stood nearby. It is now an
archaeological park and lies in the frazione...
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Landmarks of
Campania Aeclanum Amalfi Cathedral Ancient remains of
Capua ****ae
Caserta Palace Cilento and
Vallo di
Diano National Park Faraglioni...
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taken some time
during the year,
along with
Stabiae and
Aeclanum; with the
capture of
Aeclanum,
Sulla forced the
Hirpini to surrender. He then attacked...
- his wife,
Livia Drusilla who
owned the
territories between Abellinum and
Aeclanum. In the 3rd
century Alexander Severus expanded the
colony under the title...
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against Rome. In the
campaign of the
following year, (89 BC),
Sulla took
Aeclanum, one of
their strongest cities. The blow
struck such
terror into the rest...
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Landmarks of
Campania Aeclanum Amalfi Cathedral Ancient remains of
Capua ****ae
Caserta Palace Cilento and
Vallo di
Diano National Park Faraglioni...
