The Appian Way, Rome ( Via Appia Antica) The earliest and most important Roman roads of the ancient Republic. Just imagine the stories of life - and death - that lie on that road. Photo courtesy by Bruno Letta, taken on Dec. 29, 2024

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The Appian Way, Rome ( Via Appia Antica) The earliest and most important Roman roads of the ancient Republic. Just imagine the stories of life - and death - that lie on that road. Photo courtesy by Bruno Letta, taken on Dec. 29, 2024
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