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- proper noun original name of
Ostia
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Examples
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I suggest that local photographs can accentuate, in your midst, an Ostia Antica -- the ruins of the abandoned seaport of ancient Rome -- now isolated from the sea.
Charles R. Wolfe: Exploring the Immediacy of the In-Between Place Charles R. Wolfe 2011
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I suggest that local photographs can accentuate, in your midst, an Ostia Antica -- the ruins of the abandoned seaport of ancient Rome -- now isolated from the sea.
Charles R. Wolfe: Exploring the Immediacy of the In-Between Place Charles R. Wolfe 2011
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I suggest that local photographs can accentuate, in your midst, an Ostia Antica -- the ruins of the abandoned seaport of ancient Rome -- now isolated from the sea.
Charles R. Wolfe: Exploring the Immediacy of the In-Between Place Charles R. Wolfe 2011
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I suggest that local photographs can accentuate, in your midst, an Ostia Antica -- the ruins of the abandoned seaport of ancient Rome -- now isolated from the sea.
Charles R. Wolfe: Exploring the Immediacy of the In-Between Place Charles R. Wolfe 2011
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Ostia Antica was excavated before current standards were in place and a lot of it was restored in ways they might not have done now.
Archive 2008-01-01 C N Heidelberg 2008
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*Again with the trap - one must spend at least a day at Ostia Antica, so they know you're stuck with their expensive cafeteria.
Rome! (If you want to) C N Heidelberg 2008
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Ostia Antica was excavated before current standards were in place and a lot of it was restored in ways they might not have done now.
Rome! (If you want to) C N Heidelberg 2008
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But, our other options - the nearby wine village of Frascati or the vast ruins of Ostia Antica - were both much closer and much cheaper to get to.
Archive 2008-01-01 C N Heidelberg 2008
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But, our other options - the nearby wine village of Frascati or the vast ruins of Ostia Antica - were both much closer and much cheaper to get to.
Rome! (If you want to) C N Heidelberg 2008
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*Again with the trap - one must spend at least a day at Ostia Antica, so they know you're stuck with their expensive cafeteria.
Archive 2008-01-01 C N Heidelberg 2008
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