-
supplying many of the
cities in the area from
about 20 BC. Domitian's via
Domitiana provided an
important highway to the via
Appia and
thence to Rome from...
- The via
Domitiana is not to be
confused with the similar-sounding via
Domitia in France. Via
Domiziana is the
modern name for the Via
Domitiana in the...
-
Germania Superior. Due to this,
Domitian gave them the
cognomen Pia
Fidelis Domitiana (loyal and
faithful to Domitian) to
acknowledge their support. Between...
-
provisioning of the army.
Augustus placed a
colony of
veterans here. The Via
Domitiana from
Sinuessa to
Puteoli crossed the
river at this point, and some remains...
- held the post
until 98.
During his governorship, the
colonies of
Colonia Domitiana Lindensium (Lincoln) and
Colonia Nervia Glevensium (Gloucester) were founded...
- been
suggested that the full name of the
colonia would have been
Colonia Domitiana Lindensium, but, as yet,
there have been no
Roman inscriptions found that...
-
conducted a
colony of
veterans to Liternum. The
construction of the Via
Domitiana through Liternum made it a
posting station, but the town
later had a malaria...
-
became a
Roman colony in 194 BC and, in 95 AD, it was
reached by the Via
Domitiana, and
received a
large bridge connecting the two s****s of the
river with...
-
volcanic rock. A p****age in
Statius describing the
repairs of the Via
Domitiana, a
branch road of the Via
Appia leading to Neapolis.
After the
civil engineer...
- Minervia, VI Victrix, and XXII
Primigenia —
received the
title Pia
Fidelis Domitiana, "faithful and
loyal to Domitian", with the
reference to the
Emperor dropped...
