Porta Pinciana - Revision history

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	[[File:Porta Settimina.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]		[[File:Porta Settimina.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]
	The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a northern gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] located in the [[Campagna District]]. The name is derived from the family name ''Pincia'', who owned the eponymous hill, the Pincian Hill, and the gate marked the start of the ''Via Salaria''.		The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a northern gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] located in the [[Campagna District]]. The name is derived from the family name ''Pincia'', who owned the eponymous hill, the Pincian Hill, and the gate marked the start of the ''Via Salaria''.

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	Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Pinciana]]</ref>		Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Pinciana]]</ref>

	A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}}, had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].<ref name="Database" />		A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}}, had his eyes gouged out by his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and was reduced to a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].<ref name="Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates of Rome are misidentified, though [[Shaun Hastings]]'s database entries remain factually correct. In this case, the gate marked as the Porta Pinciana is in fact the [[Porta Nomentana]] while the proper Porta Pinciana is mistakenly given the name [[Porta Settimiana]] instead. For the sake of convenience, this article assumes that, canonically, Shaun Hastings's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] is in error for mislabeling the gates.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates of Rome are misidentified, though [[Shaun Hastings]]'s database entries remain factually correct. In this case, the gate marked as the Porta Pinciana is in fact the [[Porta Nomentana]] while the proper Porta Pinciana is mistakenly given the name [[Porta Settimiana]] instead. For the sake of convenience, this article assumes that, canonically, Shaun Hastings's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] is in error for mislabeling the gates.

	==~~Appearance~~==		==Appearances==
	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

	==~~Reference~~==		==References==
	{{Reflist}}		{{Reflist}}
	[[Category:Gates]]		[[Category:Gates]]
	[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]

imported>Lady Kyashira at 12:38, 15 December 2018

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	[[File:Porta Settimina.png\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]		[[File:Porta Settimina.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]
	The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a northern gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] located in the [[Campagna District]]. The name is derived from the family name ''Pincia'', who owned the eponymous hill, the Pincian Hill, and the gate marked the start of the ''Via Salaria''.		The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a northern gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] located in the [[Campagna District]]. The name is derived from the family name ''Pincia'', who owned the eponymous hill, the Pincian Hill, and the gate marked the start of the ''Via Salaria''.

	==History==		==History==
	Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.		Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Pinciana]]</ref>

	A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the ~~[[wikipedia:Ostrogoths~~\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].		A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the {{Wiki\|Ostrogoths}}, had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].<ref name="Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	[[File:Portapinciana.jpg\|thumb\|~~right\|200px~~\|The Porta Nomentana, mislabeled the Porta Pinciana in the game]]		[[File:Portapinciana.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Porta Nomentana, mislabeled the Porta Pinciana in the game]]
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates of Rome are misidentified, though [[Shaun Hastings]]'s database entries remain factually correct. In this case, the gate marked as the Porta Pinciana is in fact the [[Porta Nomentana]] while the proper Porta Pinciana is mistakenly given the name [[Porta Settimiana]] instead. For the sake of convenience, this article assumes that, canonically, Shaun Hastings's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] is in error for mislabeling the gates.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates of Rome are misidentified, though [[Shaun Hastings]]'s database entries remain factually correct. In this case, the gate marked as the Porta Pinciana is in fact the [[Porta Nomentana]] while the proper Porta Pinciana is mistakenly given the name [[Porta Settimiana]] instead. For the sake of convenience, this article assumes that, canonically, Shaun Hastings's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] is in error for mislabeling the gates.

			==Appearance==
			*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''

	==Reference==		==Reference==
	*''[[~~Assassin's Creed~~: ~~Brotherhood~~]]''		{{Reflist}}
			[[Category:Gates]]
	[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]
	~~[[Category:Gates]]~~

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	==History==		==History==
	Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.		Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.

	A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the [[wikipedia:Ostrogoths\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].		A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the [[wikipedia:Ostrogoths\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].

imported>Sol Pacificus at 22:26, 16 February 2017

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	Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.		Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.

	A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the [[wikipedia:Ostrogoths\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].		A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine Empire\|Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the [[wikipedia:Ostrogoths\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

imported>Sol Pacificus at 22:26, 16 February 2017

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	~~{{Imageneed}}~~		[[File:Porta Settimina.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]
	[[File:~~Portapinciana~~.~~jpg~~\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]		The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a northern gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] located in the [[Campagna District]]. The name is derived from the family name ''Pincia'', who owned the eponymous hill, the Pincian Hill, and the gate marked the start of the ''Via Salaria''.
	The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]]. The name ~~derives~~ from the family ~~title of~~ Pincia, who owned the eponymous hill, Pincian Hill.

	==History==		==History==
	~~Built~~ in the early 5th century by Honorius~~, who adapted~~ a previously existing service entrance~~, this gate marked the start of the Via Salaria. A legend during the Middle Ages Claimed that Roman general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the Ostrogoths, was seen here as a blinded beggar~~.		Unlike the other gates of the Aurelian Walls, the Porta Pinciana was not constructed alongside the wall in the reign of Emperor [[Aurelian]]. Rather, it was built in the early 5th century by Emperor [[Honorius]] through the adaptation of a previously existing service entrance.

	Emperor [[Justinian I~~\|Justinian~~]], when questioned about ~~this~~ involvement in the blinding, denied it, ~~then~~ abruptly ~~began talking about~~ rebuilding the [[Hagia Sophia]].		A popular legend during the Middle Ages claimed that [[Byzantine]] general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the [[wikipedia:Ostrogoths\|Ostrogoths]], had his eyes gouged out his Emperor [[Justinian I]] and reduced a beggar lingering near the Porta Pinciana. It was said that when questioned about his involvement in the blinding, Emperor Justinian denied it, whereupon he abruptly diverted the topic to the rebuilding of the [[Hagia Sophia]].

			==Trivia==
			[[File:Portapinciana.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Porta Nomentana, mislabeled the Porta Pinciana in the game]]
			*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates of Rome are misidentified, though [[Shaun Hastings]]'s database entries remain factually correct. In this case, the gate marked as the Porta Pinciana is in fact the [[Porta Nomentana]] while the proper Porta Pinciana is mistakenly given the name [[Porta Settimiana]] instead. For the sake of convenience, this article assumes that, canonically, Shaun Hastings's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] is in error for mislabeling the gates.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	~~{{Landmarks Infobox~~		[[File:Portapinciana.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Pinciana]]
	~~\|image =~~ Portapinciana.jpg		The '''Porta Pinciana''' is a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]]. The name derives from the family title of Pincia, who owned the eponymous hill, Pincian Hill.
	\|~~description = A major gate of the [[Mura Aureliane~~\|~~Aurelian Walls]].~~
	\|~~location = [[Campagna District]], [[Rome]], [[Italy~~]]
	~~\|dateconstructed = 5th Century A.D.~~
	~~\|functions = Gate~~
	~~\|hidea = yes}}~~
	The '''Porta Pinciana''' ~~was~~ a gate of the [[~~Mura Aureliane\|~~Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]]. The name derives from the family title of Pincia, who owned the eponymous hill, Pincian Hill.

	==History==		==History==
	Built in the early 5th century by Honorius, who adapted a previously existing service entrance, this gate marked the start of the Via Salaria. A legend during the Middle Ages Claimed that Roman general Belisarius, who defended Rome against the Ostrogoths, was seen here as a blinded beggar.		Built in the early 5th century by Honorius, who adapted a previously existing service entrance, this gate marked the start of the Via Salaria. A legend during the Middle Ages Claimed that Roman general [[Belisarius]], who defended Rome against the Ostrogoths, was seen here as a blinded beggar.

	Emperor Justinian, when questioned about this involvement in the blinding, denied it, then abruptly began talking about rebuilding the [[Hagia Sophia]].		Emperor [[Justinian I\|Justinian]], when questioned about this involvement in the blinding, denied it, then abruptly began talking about rebuilding the [[Hagia Sophia]].

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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imported>Bovkaffe at 09:47, 18 July 2014

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	*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''		*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''
	~~[[Category:Rome]]~~
	~~[[Category:Landmarks]]~~
	[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]		[[Category:Landmarks in Rome]]
			[[Category:Gates]]