Velabrum

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Velabrum was a low-lying, marshy district of ancient Rome situated between the Forum Romanum and the Tiber, known as an important commercial and traffic hub.

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Velabrum canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman district
geographical area
associatedWith early Roman commerce
markets
connectedTo Forum Romanum
Tiber river port
countryToday Italy
crossedBy route between Forum Romanum and Tiber
drainedIn antiquity
floodProne true
historicalPeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
knownAs commercial hub of ancient Rome
traffic hub of ancient Rome
languageOfName Latin
locatedBetween Forum Romanum
Tiber River
linked to: Tiber
locatedIn ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity

city of Rome
linked to: Rome
mentionedBy Juvenal
Livy
Martial
Propertius
Varro
near Capitoline Hill
Forum Boarium
Palatine Hill
partOf Roman Forum area
terrainType low-lying area
marshy area

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Cloaca Maxima connectedTo Velabrum
Vicus Tuscus connectedTo Velabrum