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Emona

Emona (early Medieval Greek: Ἤμονα) (or Aemona [short for Colonia Iulia Aemona]) was a Roman castrum, located in the area where the navigable Nauportus River came closest to Castle Hill, serving the trade between the city's settlers – colonists from the northern part of Roman Italy – and the rest of the empire. Emona was the region's easternmost city…

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History

AD 14EqurnaTrojaneKarawanksVišnja Gora
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Historical descriptions

HerodotusThessalianSozomenAeetesScythia
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Overview

Medieval GreekRomanCastrumNauportusCastle Hill
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Archaeological findings

Early ChristianBaptisteryLjubljanica RiverAurisinaJože Plečnik
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Location
Ljubljana, Ljubljana, City Municipality of Ljubljana, Slovenia
Condition
Ruined
Type
Castrum, Colonia (after 43 AD)

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Emona

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related to history · 24
Emona → According, AD, Ammianus Marcellinus, Aquileia, Atrans, BC, Bevke, Castle, Constantine, Construction, During, Early Christian, Emona's, Equrna, Great, It, Karawanks, Kolpa River, Licinius, Ljubljana
related to Gallery · 20
Emona → AD Emona, Argonauts, Carniola, City Museum, Duchy, Emona's, Excavations, Glory, Johann Weikhard, Ljubljana, National, Note, One, Roman, Slovenia, Suggested, This, True, University Library, ValvasorEarly Christian
related to Archaeological findings · 17
Emona → Aquileia, Archaeological, Aurisina, Because, Bevke, Christian, Illyricum, Intensive, Italy, Ljubljana, Ljubljanica River, Numerous, Pannonia, Regarding, Roman, Roman Italy, The
related to Archaeological parks and preserving of the heritage · 16
Emona → Above, After, Antiquity, Ferant Park, Jože Plečnik, Ljubljana, Murnik Street, Murnikova, Roman, Second World War, Slovene, Slovenia Street, Slovenska, Snežnik Street, Snežniška, The
related to Historical descriptions · 16
Emona → According, Aeetes, After, Argonauts, BC, Black Sea, Herodotus, Ister River, Italy, Jason, Johann Gregor Thalnitscher, Scythia, Sozomen, The, Thessalian, Zosimus
related to External links · 14
Emona → Burger, City, Early Christian Centre, EmonaCulture, Empire, English, Geopedia, Legacy, Map, Panoramic, Roman, Roman City, Roman Emona, Slovene
related to Emona in literary fiction · 12
Emona → Elizabeth Kostova's, Emoni, Ivan Sivec, Mira Mihelič, Rimljani, Romanike, Romans, Several, Stranger, The, The Historian, Tujec
related to Further reading · 12
Emona → Arts, City Museum, Faculty, Humanities, Italy, Ljubljana, Ljudmila Plesničar Gec, MS Kos, Pannonia, The Research Institute, The Urbanism, Urbanizem Emone
related to Location and layout · 8
Emona → According, Aquileia, Celeia, In, Ljubljana, Neviodunum, Roman, The
related to Bishopric · 7
Emona → Aemona, Aquileia, Arianism, Christian, Council, Its, Maximus

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roman ljubljana city early italy archaeological part ancient left aquileia located argonauts location slovenia christian century findings according river nauportus

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SubjectPredicateObjectConfidenceSrc
EmonaConditionRuined1.00infobox
EmonaLocationLjubljana, Ljubljana, City Municipality of Ljubljana, Slovenia1.00infobox
EmonaTypeCastrum, Colonia (after 43 AD)1.00infobox
EmonaWebsitewww.mgml.si/en/city-museum-of-ljubljana-377/archaeological-park-emona/1.00infobox
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsArchaeological0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsLjubljana0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsIntensive0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsRoman0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsNumerous0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsChristian0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsRegarding0.60section
Emonarelated to Archaeological findingsRoman Italy0.60section

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