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Lacus Juturnae

fountain, Rome, Italy
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Lacus Juturnae, meaning "Pool of Juturna," is an ancient spring located in the Roman Forum in Rome, Italy. It is considered the oldest fountain in the city and was restored to its appearance from the time of Emperor Augustus. This spring was dedicated to Juturna, the Roman goddess of fountains, wells, and springs.1

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  2. Rome - The fountains of Rome

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