Via Flaminia minor
Via Flaminia minor – droga rzymska łącząca Bononię (Bolonię) z Arretium Arezzo.
Drogi rzymskie w Italii
Antyczna kamienna Via Flaminia minor, Apeniny Toskańskie.
Zbudowana przez konsula Gaiusa Flaminiusa w 187 p.n.e. Nazywana Flaminia minore lub secunda lub altera lub Flaminia militare.
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Bibliografia
- Praca zbiorowa, 2006, Wielka Historia Świata, t.10, Polskie Media Amer.Com, ss. 276-277, ISBN 83-7425-365-7
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Map of Roman roads in Italy.png
Autor: NielsF, Licencja: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Map of Roman roads in Italy. Locations and road trajectories not exact.
Autor: NielsF, Licencja: CC-BY-SA-3.0
Map of Roman roads in Italy. Locations and road trajectories not exact.
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Antica cava di pietra usata nel 187 AC dai legionari romani per lastricare la Via Flaminia Minor,
Antica cava di pietra usata nel 187 AC dai legionari romani per lastricare la Via Flaminia Minor,
nei pressi di Pian di Balestra, appennino Bolognese, a pochi metri dalla via medesima.
Autore Sandro Baldi, fotocamera Nikon D50 con ottica standard, scatto eseguito il 27/11/2006.
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The Via Flaminia Minor, built by Ancient Roman legions around 187 BC, as it surfaces today near Pian di Balestra. Author Sandro Baldi, Bologna, Italy, camera Nikon D50 with optical standard, Step run 27/11/2006.
The Via Flaminia Minor, built by Ancient Roman legions around 187 BC, as it surfaces today near Pian di Balestra. Author Sandro Baldi, Bologna, Italy, camera Nikon D50 with optical standard, Step run 27/11/2006.