Ager Signinus

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Ager Signinus was the ancient rural territory surrounding the city of Signia (modern Segni) in southern Latium, known for its agricultural lands and strategic location in Roman times.

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Ager Signinus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Latin city
ancient rural territory
region of Latium
town in Italy
associatedWith Latin peoples
linked to: Italic peoples

Roman colonization
hasCenter Signia
knownFor agricultural lands
strategic location
languageUsed Latin
locatedIn Lazio
southern Latium
linked to: Ciociaria

southern Latium
linked to: Latium
modernName Segni
near Lepini Mountains
Sacco Valley
partOf Roman Italy
Roman Republic
politicalAffiliation Roman state
strategicFor control of southern Latium
routes between interior Latium and coastal areas
surrounded Signia
modern Segni
terrainType agricultural countryside
timePeriod antiquity
usedDuring Roman times

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Latium Adiectum hasPart Ager Signinus