Aquae Aure

Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

AQUAE AURE´LIAE orCOLO´NIA AURE´LIA AQUENSIS ( Baden-Baden), a watering place in a lovely valley of the Black Forest, is not mentioned by ancient writers, but is stated in a doubtful inscription of A.D. 676, to have been built by Hadrian, but it did not acquire celebrity till the time of Alexander Severus.
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