Nemausus

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Nemausus was the ancient Roman city that developed into modern-day Nîmes in southern France, known for its well-preserved classical monuments such as the Maison Carrée and the Arena of Nîmes.

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Nemausus canonical 3

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman city
settlement
associatedWithEmperor Augustus
Hadrian
coordinateApprox 43.833°N 4.350°E
countryDuringRomanPeriod Roman Empire
developedInto Nîmes
flourishedInCentury 1st century BCE
1st century CE
2nd century CE
hadAqueductConnection Pont du Gard
hasAmphitheatre Arena of Nîmes
linked to: Arènes de Nîmes
hasHeritageStatusViaSuccessorCity major archaeological heritage site
hasLatinName Nemausus
hasModernName Nîmes
hasNotableStructure Arena of Nîmes
linked to: Arènes de Nîmes

Augustan city walls of Nîmes
Maison Carrée
Roman amphitheatre of Nîmes
linked to: Arènes de Nîmes

Roman castellum divisorium of Nîmes
Roman gate Porte de France
Roman gate Porte d’Auguste
sanctuary of the spring of Nemausus
hasTemple Maison Carrée
knownFor Roman amphitheatre
Roman temple Maison Carrée
well-preserved Roman monuments
languageUsed Latin
laterControlledBy Frankish Kingdom
Visigothic Kingdom
locatedIn Gallia Narbonensis
southern Gaul
locatedInPresentDay France
Nîmes
locatedInPresentDayDepartment Gard
locatedInPresentDayRegion Occitanie
namedAfter spring deity Nemausus
partOf Roman province of Gallia Narbonensis
linked to: Gallia Narbonensis
regionType urban center
religiousCult local spring deity Nemausus
statusInRomanPeriod Roman colony
municipium
timePeriod Classical antiquity
Roman Imperial period
linked to: Roman Empire
wasColonyOf Rome

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Gallia Narbonensis majorCity Nemausus
Nemausus hasLatinName Nemausus
Via Domitia passesThrough Nemausus