Apta Julia

Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

APTA JULIA( Apt), a city of the Vulgientes, on the road from Arelate ( Arles), on the Rhone, along the valley of the Durance, to Augusta Taurinorum ( Turino). The name Julia implies that it was a colonia, which is proved by inscriptions, though Pliny (Plin. Nat. 3.4; and the note in Harduin‘s edition) calls it a Latin town, that is, a town which had the Jus Latium. The modern town of Apt, on the Calavonor Caulon, a branch of the Durance, contains some ancient remains.
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