- /spoʊˈleɪtoʊ, spoʊˈliːtoʊ/, UK: /spoʊˈlɛtoʊ/, Italian: [spoˈleːto]; Latin:
Spoletium) is an
ancient city in the
Italian province of
Perugia in east-central...
- mutinied. They
killed Aemilian at
Spoletium or at the
Sanguinarium bridge,
between Oriculum and
Narnia (halfway
between Spoletium and Rome), and
recognized Valerian...
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towards Spoletium,
where he
joined Marcus Licinius Cr****us,
together they
defeated Carrinas once again.
Pompey laid
siege to
Carrinas in
Spoletium but the...
- to s****
refuge in
Spoletium. On his way to Praeneste,
Sulla was able to
ambush reinforcement on
their way to
Carrinas in
Spoletium,
killing 2,000 Marian...
- Sulla's
civil war, Cr****us and
Pompey fought a
battle in the
plain of
Spoletium (Spoleto),
killed about 3,000 of the men of
Papirius Carbo, the leader...
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sepulchral inscription from
Spoletium in Umbria,
dating from the
Augustan era.
Gaius Tursidius Maximus, one of the
quattuorvirs at
Spoletium, held the aedilician...
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integration under the
Roman rulers, who
established some colonies, such as
Spoletium, and
built the via
Flaminia (219 BC). The via
Flaminia became a prin****l...
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Pietro Lorenzetti.
Bishop and
Martyr Born 3rd
century AD Died c. 303 AD
Spoletium,
Roman Umbria (modern-day Spoleto, Umbria, Italy) Venerated in Catholicism;...
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successfully acted as sole
defence for T.
Matrinius in 95 BC, an
Italian from
Spoletium who had been
granted Roman citizenship by
Marius and who was now being...
- at
Spoletium with his wife,
Matrinia Aphelea.
Matrinia L. l. Aphelea, a freedwoman,
buried with her husband,
Lucius Matrinius Diochares, at
Spoletium. Gnaeus...
