Pollentia

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Pollentia was an ancient Roman town in northern Italy, historically notable as the site of a major battle between the Western Roman Empire and the Visigoths in 402 AD.

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Label Occurrences
Pollentia canonical 2

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Predicate Object
instanceOf ancient Roman town
archaeological site
associatedWithPerson Alaric I
Stilicho
surface form: Flavius Stilicho
associatedWithPolity Western Roman Empire
associatedWithTribe Goths
surface form: Visigoths
battleBelligerent Visigothic army
surface form: Visigoths

Western Roman Empire
battleCommander Alaric I
Stilicho
surface form: Flavius Stilicho
battleConsequence temporary check of Visigothic advance in Italy
battleDate 402 AD
battleOutcome tactical Roman success
country Roman Empire
foundedInPeriod Roman Republic
governedBy Roman magistrates
hasArchaeologicalRemains Roman structures
urban remains
historicalEra Late Antiquity
Roman Empire
surface form: Roman Imperial period
knownFor Battle of Pollentia
languageUsed Latin
laterReligion Christianity
locatedIn Cisalpine Gaul
Italia (Roman province)
Northern Italy
surface form: northern Italy
locatedInPresentDay Italy
Piedmont
near modern Pollenzo
locatedNear Alba Pompeia
Bra
locatedOn Tanaro
surface form: Tanaro River
notableCentury 5th century AD
notableFor conflict between Romans and Visigoths
partOf Western Roman Empire
partOfRoadNetwork roads linking Liguria and Cisalpine Gaul
region Po Valley
religionInRomanPeriod Roman polytheism
significantEvent Battle of Pollentia
strategicImportance control of routes across northwestern Italy
position on road network between Liguria and the Po Valley
proximity to Alpine passes
timeOfFlourishing 1st century AD
1st century BC
typeOfSettlement municipium

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Battle of Pollentia place Pollentia
Battle of Pollenza near Pollentia