Aricia

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Aricia was an ancient town in the Alban Hills of Latium, historically significant as a cult center of Diana and a key stop on the Via Appia near Rome.

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Label Occurrences
Aricia canonical 5

Statements (46)

Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient town
settlement
associatedDeity Diana
surface form: Diana Nemorensis
country Roman Empire
Roman Republic
cultCenterOf Diana
culture Latin culture
distanceFromRome about 16 miles
about 26 kilometers
economy way-station services for travelers on the Via Appia
famousFor Sanctuary of Diana Nemorensis
surface form: sanctuary of Diana Nemorensis
hasArchaeologicalRemains Roman structures and tombs
Sanctuary of Diana Nemorensis
surface form: sanctuary of Diana at Nemi

sections of the Via Appia
historicalRegion Latium
surface form: Latium Vetus
inhabitants Latins
languageInAntiquity Latin
laterName Ariccia
locatedIn Alban Hills
Italy
Latium
Italia (Roman province)
surface form: Roman Italy
locatedNear Lake Nemi
Rome
mentionedBy Livy
Ovid
Strabo
Virgil
modernMunicipality Ariccia
nearbyFeature Alban Lake region
onRoute Via Appia
partOf Latin League
politicalStatus Latin city
municipium under Rome
presentLocation Ariccia
Lazio
Metropolitan City of Rome Capital
region Alban Hills
religiousRole major cult center of Diana for Latium
site of the priesthood of the Rex Nemorensis
significance important station on the Via Appia
key stop on the road from Rome to southern Italy
strategicImportance control of traffic on the Via Appia
terrain volcanic hills
timePeriod ancient Roman period
pre-Roman Latin period

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Latium contains Aricia
Old Latium majorCity Aricia
Hippolytus associatedWith Aricia
Latin League hasMember Aricia