Regio I Porta Capena

Summary

Regio I Porta Capena is an archaeological site^[1].

Key Facts

• Regio I Porta Capena is located in Rome^[2].
• Regio I Porta Capena is in the country of Italy^[3].
• Regio I Porta Capena's image is recorded as RegioIRome2.png^[4].
• Regio I Porta Capena's instance of is recorded as archaeological site^[5].
• Regio I Porta Capena's instance of is recorded as 14 regions of Augustan Rome^[6].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Temple of Honor and Virtue^[7].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Porta Capena^[8].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Temple of Mars in Clivo^[9].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Almone^[10].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as lacus Promethei^[11].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Camenarum Fons^[12].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Arch of the deified Lucius Verus^[13].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Arch of Drusus^[14].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Area Pannaria^[15].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as vicus vitrarius^[16].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Mutatorium Caesaris^[17].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Camenarum^[18].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Cyclopis^[19].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Drusianus^[20].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Fabrici^[21].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Trium Ararum^[22].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Pulverarius^[23].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as Vicus Fortunae Obsequentis^[24].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as balineum Bolani^[25].
• Regio I Porta Capena's has part is recorded as balneum Abascanti^[26].

Body

Geography

Regio I Porta Capena is in the country of Italy^[3]. It is located in Rome^[2].

Designation and Status

Recorded instance of include archaeological site^[5] and 14 regions of Augustan Rome^[6].