Mons Catillus

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Mons Catillus seu Monte Catillo seu Monte della Croce quod est "Mons Crucis".

Mons Catillus[1][2] supereminet Tibur. Horatius eius montis mentionem facit. Unus est ex Montibus Tiburtinis.

Nota[recensere | fontem recensere]

  1. ↑ Robert Burn. Rome and the Campagna: an historical and topographical description of the site, buildings, and neighbourhood of ancient Rome. (page 62 of 79) ibidem
  2. ↑ Dreissig Bilder zu Horazens Werke By Friedrich Karl Ludwig Sickler
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