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Aqueduct or baths

Thermae Helenianae

Thermae Helenianae: aqueduct or baths of the ancient world (Lazio, Italy).

Aqueduct or bathsKind
Roman periodFirst recorded · 30 BC – AD 300
Late AntiquityLast recorded · AD 300 – AD 640
RomeNearest town · 0.4 km

On the map

Position: 41.8892, 12.5147

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 Thermae Helenianae or Thermae Helenae was a thermal complex located in the Horti Spei Veteris, also referred to as the Horti Variani. The baths were situated near the arcus Neroniani adjacent to the Amphitheatrum Castrense. As Helena, mother of Constantine I, restored them following a fire in 323-326, they are named for her.

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