Janiculum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Janiculum - a hill on the western edge of Rome
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287/12 The populace secedes to the Janiculum, in a dispute over debts; Q.Hor
Within translations:
Athen_15.692 near Rome, which was called Janiculum from his name."
Cic:LegAgr_1.16 establishing a colony on the Janiculum, ** against your being able
Cic:LegAgr_2.74 settling a colony on the Janiculum and placing their garrison on
Cic:Mil_74 many; who had fixed the Janiculum and the Alps as the
CIL_1.1000 CIL_1 .1000 On the Janiculum. Tablet of st
CIL_1.1001 or. Foremen of the Janiculan district superintended
Euseb]:Chron_279 was afterwards called Janiculum), after his father, and
GranLic_18 gained control of the Janiculum, [19] after killing man
GranLic_19 their enemies. The Janiculum could have been captured the
Hieron:Chron_1849 his bones were taken from the Janiculum back to Rudiae.
Hieron:Chron_king nnius, and was buried near the Janiculum. 151st OLYMPIAD
NicDam_128.32 hen he reached the Janiculan Hill near Rome, a man who cla
Plin:HN_3.68 Rome, Antipolis, which today is Janiculum and a part of Rome,
ValMax_1.1.10 the rock that leads to Janiculum, they were spied by L.
ValMax_1.1.12 at the foot of Janiculum, delving somewhat deeper than
[Vict]:VirIll_3 and was buried on the Janiculum, where, many years after his
[Vict]:VirIll_5 added the (?) Murcian and Janiculan hills to the city, and
[Vict]:VirIll_11 city, and had captured the Janiculum in the his attack, Horatius
[Vict]:VirIll_69 Octavius, and occupied the Janiculum. He made himself consul

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