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Русский: – Городская стена с воротами Порта Пинчиано. На снимке справа от нее началась улица Витторио Венето, которая является символом dolce vita. Здесь в 40 -30 гг. до Р.Х находилась вилла Саллюстия с садом, восхищавшим Плиния. Современники называли этот сад с подземными источниками и мозаичными полами чудом света. Вскоре сад перешел во владение римских императоров. Веспасиан и Тит предпочитали эту местность Палатину, здесь умер Нерва, а Аурелиан включил сад в пределы городской стены. Но нападение Готов под водительством Алариха в 410 г. повлекло за собой непоправимые разрушения. В средние века здесь были виноградники, а сейчас все сказочные украшения лежат под толщей городского мусора толщиной 14 м. Сверху построены дома, появившиеся здесь в результате активной спекуляции земельными участками в 80-е годы XIX в.
English: The city wall with the Port Pinciano gate. In the picture to the right of it began the street Vittorio Veneto, which is a symbol of dolce vita. 40 -30 here in BC was the Villa of Sallust garden, admired by Pliny. Contemporaries called this garden with underground springs and mosaic floors a wonder of the world. Soon the garden passed into the possession of the Roman emperors. Vespasian and Titus preferred this area to Palatine, here Nerva died, and Aurelian included the garden within the city wall. But the attack is Ready under the leadership of Alaric in 410 led to irreparable destruction. In the middle ages there were vineyards, and now all the fabulous ornaments lie beneath the city garbage a thickness of 14 m. the Top of a constructed building, which appeared here as a result of active speculation of land in 80-ies of the XIX century.
Deitsch: Stadtmauer mit Tor Porta Pinciano. Das Bild auf der rechten Seite begann die Via Vittorio Veneto, die das Symbol der dolce vita ist. Hier in 40 -30 Jahren. vor R. X war die Villa Sallustia mit einem Garten, der Plinius bewunderte. Moderne nannten diesen Garten mit unterirdischen Quellen und Mosaikböden das Wunder der Welt. Bald ging der Garten in den Besitz der römischen Kaiser. Vespasian und Titus bevorzugten dieses Gebiet Palatin, hier starb der Nerv, und Aurelian Schloss den Garten in die Stadtmauer ein. Aber der Angriff ist Bereit unter der Führung von Alarich in 410 G. führte zu irreparablen Zerstörung. Im Mittelalter gab es hier Weinberge, und jetzt liegen alle fabelhaften Dekorationen unter der Dicke des städtischen Mülls mit einer Dicke von 14 M. von Oben sind Häuser gebaut, die hier als Folge der aktiven Spekulation von Grundstücken in den 80er Jahren des XIX. Jahrhunderts entstanden sind.
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