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San Felice Circeo

Italy
Also known as: Circeii
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  • Circeo, Mount
    Mount Circeo

    The modern village of San Felice Circeo, toward the eastern end of the promontory, occupies the site of the ancient Circeii, a fortress of the ancient Volsci people that became a Roman colony in 393 bc and a popular summer residence in the Roman imperial period. During the Middle…

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    The modern village of San Felice Circeo, toward the eastern end of the promontory, occupies the site of the ancient Circeii, a fortress of the ancient Volsci people that became a Roman colony in 393 bc and a popular summer residence in the Roman imperial period. During the Middle…

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