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The outer (S) face of the so‑called Arch of Drusus; the Porta Appia is 20 m offscreen right. Difficult to photograph because it's hemmed in on all sides by sun-obstructing walls; and to get a face-on shot, you need to stand in the middle of one of the busiest roads out of Rome. |
1 This is undoubtedly the soundest theory.
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