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The Via Appia Within the City of Rome

[A slightly curved cobblestone street, 2 lanes wide, with high walls on either side and no sidewalk. One side is in deep shade, the other in broiling sun. It is a section of the Via Appia, inside Rome, just within the Aurelian Walls.]

About 200 m from the Porta Appia, behind us; looking into the city.

[Clickmap of the Via Sacra and the Via Appia from the Curia in the Roman Forum to just outside the Aurelian Walls at the Porta S. Sebastiano] I don't have any text here yet, but the map is clickable and leads to all kinds of things. I also have a (rather unsatisfactory) article onsite by Samuel Platner, in his Topographical Dictionary of Ancient Rome.

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Page updated: 30 Jul 03

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