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Ad Duas Lauros

Ad Duas Lauros: villa of the ancient world (Lazio, Italy).

VillaKind
Late AntiquityFirst recorded · AD 300 – AD 640
Late AntiquityLast recorded · AD 300 – AD 640
RomeNearest town · 3.4 km

On the map

Position: 41.8789, 12.5489

Through the eras

Before 750 BC
Archaic period750 BC – 550 BC
Classical period550 BC – 330 BC
Hellenistic period330 BC – 30 BC
Roman period30 BC – AD 300
Late AntiquityAD 300 – AD 640✓
Middle AgesAD 640 – AD 1453

About the site

The toponym 'Ad Duas Lauros' refers to a large imperial property at the third mile of the Via Labicana and today comprising the archaeological park of Centocelle. The site is mentioned in the Liber Pontificalis as that of a large imperial villa in which Helena, mother of Constantine I, lived. Archaeological work conducted in the late 1990s identified the remains of substantial Republican-period villas in the same area, with evidence of both elite dwellings and viticulture. The villas identified are the Villa della Piscina and the Villa Ad Duas Lauros.

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