Via Labicana

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Via Labicana is an ancient Roman road that connected Rome to the town of Labicum and served as a significant route lined with monuments and suburban developments.

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Via Labicana canonical 5

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman road
category Ancient roads in Italy
Roman roads in Italy
connects Labicum
Rome
country Ancient Rome
linked to: Roman Antiquity
directionFromRome southeast
function interurban road
transport route
hasArchaeologicalRemains yes
hasFeature funerary monuments
roadside monuments
suburban developments
villas
historicalPeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
languageOfName Latin
locatedIn Latium
namedAfter Labicum
nearbySettlement Labicum
partOf Roman road network
linked to: Roman roads
passesThrough Roman Campagna
roadType via publica
significance important route southeast of Rome
startingPoint Rome
terminus Labicum
usedFor movement of goods
movement of people

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Oppian Hill overlooks Via Labicana
Porta Maggiore crossedBy Via Labicana
Tomb of Empress Helena locatedOn Via Labicana
subject linked to: tomb of Empress Helena
Regio V Esquiliae crossedBy Via Labicana