Caelian Hill

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Caelian Hill is one of the ancient seven hills on which the city of Rome was founded, historically significant for its early residential and religious sites.

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Caelian Hill canonical 13

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Predicate Object
instanceOf hill of Rome
topographical feature
associatedWith early Christian communities in Rome
borders Aventine Hill
Esquiline Hill
linked to: Esquilino Hill

Palatine Hill
contains Basilica of San Clemente al Laterano
Basilica of Santi Giovanni e Paolo
Basilica of Santo Stefano Rotondo
Case Romane del Celio
Church of San Giovanni a Porta Latina
Church of San Gregorio al Celio
Church of San Saba
Church of San Tommaso in Formis
Claudian Aqueduct arches
Parco di Villa Celimontana
Villa Celimontana
ancient Roman domus
military barracks of the imperial period
elevation approximately 50 meters above sea level
hadSanctuaryDedicatedTo Claudius
Isis and Serapis
linked to: Isis-Serapis
hasAlternativeName Caelius
Celio
Mons Caelius
hasArchaeologicalSignificance early Christian basilicas
late antique domestic complexes
subterranean Roman houses
hasModernRioneName Celio
isEastOf Palatine Hill
isNortheastOf Aventine Hill
isSouthOf Esquiline Hill
linked to: Esquilino Hill
isTouristAttraction true
locatedIn Italy
Lazio
Rome
namedAfter Caelius Vibenna
overlooks Colosseum
Valle del Colosseo
partOf Seven Hills of Rome
wasAristocraticResidentialAreaIn Imperial Rome
linked to: Roman Empire
wasIncludedIn Aurelian Walls
Servian Wall circuit
wasInhabitedSince early Roman Republic
wasSiteOf Temple of Claudius
various Roman cult sanctuaries

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