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Aqvileja / Aquileja, now Aquileia,
was a large and flourishing town of Histria at the head of the Adriatic
on the River Natiso and fifteen miles from the coast. It was founded
by the Romans in 183 B.C. to block the inroads of the barbarians
from the north, a colonia being settled there by a senatorial
committee of three (triumviri coloniae deducundae) consisting
of the consuls P. Scipio Nasica and C. Flaminius and the ex-praetor
L. Manlius Acidinus.
History and Archeology:
- History of
Aquileia (English)
- Aquileia: 2000
anni di storia (outline)
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Kandler, Pietro -
Aquileia Romana
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Roman
Period
- August 11, 2010 - Aquileia, scoperto l’accesso
alla domus dei «putti danzanti», La Voce del Popolo
(Italiano)
- Lewis, Bunnell -
The Antiquities of Pola and Aquileia, 1892 (HTML
and
PDF).
- Tesoro della chiesa aquilejese, L'Istria (Italiano)
- The Jews of Aquileia,
a Judian Community - Lost to History
- Joppi, Antonio -
Dei Marchesi - Governatori dell'Istria
p
er i Patriarchi di Aquileia
Marchesi-Principi (Italiano)
- Buttazzoni, Carlo - I
Patriarchi d'Aquileia (Italiano)
Media articles:
Photo source:
- http://www.motoblues.it/moto-friuli/cosa-offriamo/laguna-ed-entroterra/langswitch_lang/en
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