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Caesaraugusta

Caesaraugusta or Caesar Augusta was the name of the Roman city of Zaragoza, founded as a colonia inmunis from Rome in 14 BC, possibly on December 23, on the intensely Romanized Iberian city of Salduie . Its foundation occurred in the context of the reorganization of the provinces of Hispania by Caesar Augustus after his victory in the Astur-Cantabrian wars.

Fundation as an inmune mixed colony, 1st century A.D. & Late Antiquity (284-408 A.D.)

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Fundation as an inmune mixed colony

StraboHectaresMaximum decumanusMayorEspoz y Mina
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1st century A.D.

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Late Antiquity (284-408 A.D.)

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The fall of the Empire (408-472 A.D.)

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Today part of
Spain
• Established
c. 14 BC
• Visigothic conquest
472 AD

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Fundation as an inmune mixed colony

1st century A.D.

2nd century A.D.

3rd century A.D.

Late Antiquity (284-408 A.D.)

The fall of the Empire (408-472 A.D.)

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related to The arrival of Christianity · 43
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related to External links · 29
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related to The fall of the Empire (408-472 A.D.) · 26
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related to Late Antiquity (284-408 A.D.) · 24
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related to Late 1st century A.D. · 10
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related to Bridge · 8
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CaesaraugustaToday part ofSpain1.00infobox
Caesaraugusta• Establishedc. 14 BC1.00infobox
Caesaraugusta• Visigothic conquest472 AD1.00infobox
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Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.AD0.60section
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Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.Rome0.60section
Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.Central Market0.60section
Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.San Juan0.60section
Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.Panetes0.60section
Caesaraugustarelated to 3rd century A.D.Paseo0.60section

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