- The
Ponte Nomentano (called Pons Lament****
during the
Middle Ages) is a
Roman bridge in Rome, Italy,
which carried the Via
Nomentana over the Aniene...
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Nomentano is the 5th
quartiere of Rome (Italy),
identified by the
initials Q. V. The name
derives from the
ancient road Via Nomentana. It
belongs to the...
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October 2017.
Portrait of
George Villiers (attributed to Rubens)
Ponte Nomentano (attributed to Wright) The 2nd Earl of
Carbery (attributed to Lely) The...
- for
their beauty.
Historic bridges across the
river include the
Ponte Nomentano,
Ponte Mammolo,
Ponte Salario, and
Ponte di San Francesco, all of which...
- are
Ponte Cestio,
Ponte Sant'Angelo and
Ponte Milvio.
Considering Ponte Nomentano, also
built during ancient Rome,
which crosses the Aniene,
currently there...
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third district council of Rome
renamed Parco Nomentano, a
public park, in his
honor as
Parco Nomentano Lorenzo Orsetti. In
September 2019, the muni****lity...
- the
Vatican "CRESCENZIO
Nomentano - Treccani".
Treccani (in Italian).
Retrieved 2024-01-11. "998 d.C. –
Crescenzio il
Nomentano – Le
Famiglie Brunacci"...
- the
Ponte Nomentano bridge was a
relevant outpost and an
important crossing point toward the
northern Latium. Traditionally,
Ponte Nomentano is considered...
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between Via
Salaria and Via Nomentana. to the east, with the
quarter Q. V
Nomentano along the
stretch of Via
Nomentana between Viale Regina Margherita and...
- Pierre-Nicolas Brisset, View of the
Ponte Nomentano (1837). The Mons
Sacer rises behind a
bridge crossing the Anio
along the
route of the Via Ficulensis...
