Ager Aricinus

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Ager Aricinus was the ancient rural territory surrounding the Latin town of Aricia in central Italy, known for its fertile land and proximity to the Alban Hills.

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Ager Aricinus canonical 1

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient rural territory
historical region
associatedWith Latin town of Aricia
characterizedBy fertile land
country Italy
culture Latin
geographicalContext Alban Hills region of Latium Vetus
linked to: Latium Adiectum
hadSettlement Aricia
hasEtymology from Latin "ager" (field) and "Aricinus" (of Aricia)
historicalPeriod Roman Empire
Roman Republic
knownFor fertility of its soil
languageContext Latin
locatedIn central Italy
nameLanguage Latin
near Alban Hills
partOf Latium
territory of the Latin League
politicalContext Roman municipal territory of Aricia
proximityTo Via Appia
regionType countryside around a town
relatedTo Alban Lake NERFINISHED
Alban Mount
surrounded Aricia
terrainFeature rural landscape
usedFor agriculture

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Latium Adiectum hasPart Ager Aricinus