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| − | The famous seven hills on which Rome was built, the seat of pagan imperial Roman power. [[Vatican]] | + | The famous seven hills on which Rome was built, the seat of pagan imperial Roman power. [[Vatican Hill]] was outside Rome and was not one of them. The seven hills are these: |
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The famous seven hills on which Rome was built, the seat of pagan imperial Roman power. Vatican Hill was outside Rome and was not one of them. The seven hills are these:
- The Seven Hills Of Early Rome:
- Cermalus
- Cispius
- Fagutal
- Oppius
- Palatium
- Sucusa
- Velia
- The Seven Hills Of Later Rome:
- Aventinus (Aventine)
- Caelius (Caelian)
- Capitolium (Capitoline)
- Esquiliae (Esquiline)
- Palatium (Palatine)
- Quirinalis (Quirinal)
- Viminalis (Viminal)