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• Ostiensis

  Ostĭensis, e, v. Ostia, II. ...

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• Ostiensis

  Ōstiēnsis e, adj.,of Ostia, Ostian, C., L.: provincia, the superintendence of imports of corn: inco...

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• via

  vĭa (vĕa, Varr. R. R. 1, 2, 14), ae (gen. sing. vias, Enn. ap. Prisc. p. 679 P., or Ann. v. 421 Va...

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• via

  via ae (old viāī, Enn. ap. C.), f VAG-, a way, highway, road, path, street : Roma, non optimis vii...

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• Via

  ·noun A road way. II. Via ·prep By the way of; as, to send a letter via Queenstown to London. ...

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• Via Aemilia

  VIA AEMILIAἡ Αἰμιλία ὁδός), one of the most celebrated and important of the Roman highways, ways, an...

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• Via Amerina

  VIA AMERINA is the name given in an inscription of the time of Hadrian (Orell. Inscr. 3306) to a lin...

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• Via Appia

  VIA APPIA(ἡ Ἀππία ὁδίς), the greatest and most celebrated of all the Roman highways in Italy, which ...

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• Via Aquilia

  VIA AQUILIA[VIA APPIAN o. 5.] ...

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• Via Ardeatina

  VIA ARDEATINA[ARDEA] ...

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• Via Aurelia

  VIA AURELIA one of the principal highways of Italy, which led from Rome to Pisae in Etruria, and the...

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• Via Candavia

  VIA CANDA´VIA[VIA EGNATIA] ...

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• Via Cassia

  VIA CASSIA was the name given to one of the principal highroads of Italy which led from Rome through...

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• Via Ciminia

  VIA CIMINIA a name known only from an inscription of the time of Hadrian (Orell. Inscr. 3306), was p...

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• Via Clodia

  VIA CLODIA was the name of a highroad that branched off from the Via Cassia, to the left, about 10 m...

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• Via Domitiana

  VIA DOMITIANA[VIA APPIAN o. 1.] ...

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• Via Egnatia

  VIA EGNA´TIA(ἡι Ἐγνατία ὁδός, Strab. 7. p. 322, seq.), a Roman military road, which connected Illyri...

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• Via Flaminia

  VIA FLAMINIA(ἡ Φλαμινία ὁδός), one of the most ancient and important of the highroads of Italy, whic...

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• Via Labicana

  VIA LABICANA(ἡ Λαβικανὴ ὁδός) was one of the highroads that issued from the Porta Esquilina at Rome....

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• Via Latina

  VIA LATINA(ἡ Λατινὴ ὁδός) was one of the principal of the numerous highroads that issued from the ga...

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• Via Laurentina

  VIA LAURENTINA[LAURENTUM] ...

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• Via Nomentana

  VIA NOMENTANA[NOMENTUM.] ...

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• Via Popilia

  VIA POPILIA[VIA APPIAN o. 5.] ...

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• Via Portuensis

  VIA PORTUENSIS was the road that led from Rome to the Portus Trajani, or the new port of the city co...

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• Via Postumia

  VIA POSTUMIA was, as we learn from an inscription (Orell. Inscr. 3121), the proper name of the road ...

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• Via Praenestina

  VIA PRAENESTINA(ἡ Πραινεστινή ὁδός, Strab.), was the name of one of the highroads that issued from t...

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• Via Salaria

  VIA SALARIA(ἡ Σαλαρία ὁδός,), one of the most ancient and well-known of the highroads of Italy, whic...

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• Via Sublacensis

  VIA SUBLACENSIS[VIA VALERIA] ...

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• Via Tiberina

  VIA TIBERINA a name found in inscriptions, and noticed by the Notitia and Curiosum among the roads t...

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• Via Tiburtina

  VIA TIBURTINA[VIA VALERIA] ...

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• Via Trajana

  VIA TRAJANA[VIA APPIAN o. 4.] ...

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• Via Valeria

  VIA VALERIA(ἡ Οὐαλερία ὁδός, Strab.) one of the most celebrated and important of the Roman highways,...

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• via lactea

  That well-known irregular luminous band, stretching across the sky from horizon to horizon: it consi...

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• Via Aemilia Scauri

  VIA AEMILIA SCAURI is the name given, for the sake of distinction, to a road which was constructed b...

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