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Antium was an
ancient coastal town in Latium,
south of Rome. An
oppidum was
founded by
people of
Latial culture (11th
century BC or the
beginning of the...
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settlement of
Antium, over the centuries, was
certainly present in the area of
modern Anzio (the Capo d'Anzio). In the
Roman era the
territory of
Antium almost...
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Xenagoras was
likely writing at a time that
Antium was
being ****imilated into the
identity of Rome,
Antium having been the
capital of the
Volsci people...
- fire Nero may not have been in the city but 35
miles away at his
villa in
Antium, and
possibly returned to the city
before the fire was out.
Publius Cornelius...
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According to a theory, the town
would be a
direct survival of the
Roman Antium, the
territory of
which almost entirely corresponded to
Nettuno and modern...
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mother were
honored with the
title of
Augusta by Nero. She was born in
Antium on 21
January 63 and
later died five
months after, of an
unknown illness...
- dynasty,
reigning from AD 54
until his
death in AD 68. Nero was born at
Antium in AD 37, the son of
Gnaeus Domitius Ahenobarbus and
Agrippina the Younger...
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Volsci from the
coastal town of
Antium. The
Roman army
pursued the
Volsci to the town of
Longula (to the
north of
Antium). The
Romans took Longula, and...
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between the
Roman Republic and
multiple cities in Latium: Tibur, Praeneste,
Antium, Aricia, Lanuvium, and Velitrae. The
Roman army was led by the
consuls Gaius...
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Roman emperor Nero in the 1st
century AD. Some
others were at
Subiaco and
Antium.
Archaeological excavations reveal the
presence of a lead
water pipe bearing...