Porta Salaria - Revision history

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	[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]		[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]
	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''~~[[wikipedia:Via Salaria~~\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''{{Wiki\|Via Salaria}} nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.

	==History==		==History==
	As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Salaria]]</ref>		As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Salaria]]</ref>

	In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the ~~[[wikipedia:Visigoths~~\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[~~wikipedia:~~Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.<ref name="Database" />		In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the {{Wiki\|Visigoths}}, [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.<ref name="Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.

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	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta Tiburtina]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]]. For convenience, this article assumes, that canonically, Shaun Hasting's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] labeled the gates erroneously.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta Tiburtina]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]]. For convenience, this article assumes, that canonically, Shaun Hasting's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] labeled the gates erroneously.

	==~~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]]

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	[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb~~\|right~~\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]		[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]
	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.

	==History==		==History==
	As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.		As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.<ref name="Database">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'' – [[Database: Porta Salaria]]</ref>

	In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.		In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.<ref name="Database" />

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	[[File:Portasalaria.jpg\|thumb\|~~right\|200px~~\|The Porta Tiburtina, mislabeled as the Porta Salaria in the game]]		[[File:Portasalaria.jpg\|thumb\|250px\|The Porta Tiburtina, mislabeled as the Porta Salaria in the game]]
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta Tiburtina]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]]. For convenience, this article assumes, that canonically, Shaun Hasting's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] labeled the gates erroneously.		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta Tiburtina]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]]. For convenience, this article assumes, that canonically, Shaun Hasting's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] labeled the gates erroneously.

			==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==
	As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.		As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.

	In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.		In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.

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	[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|~~The~~ Porta Salaria]]		[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]
	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.

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	==Trivia==		==Trivia==
	[[File:Portasalaria.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Porta ~~Nomentana~~, mislabeled as the Porta Salaria in the game]]		[[File:Portasalaria.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|The Porta Tiburtina, mislabeled as the Porta Salaria in the game]]
	*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta ~~Nomentana~~]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]].		*In ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]'', all the gates are misidentified, though Shaun Hastings's database entries remain factually correct. As a result, the gate marked as the Porta Salaria in the game is actually the [[Porta Tiburtina]] while the actual Porta Salaria is misnamed the [[Porta Flaminia]]. For convenience, this article assumes, that canonically, Shaun Hasting's research is correct while the [[Animus#2.0\|Animus 2.01]] labeled the gates erroneously.

	==Reference==		==Reference==

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History

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	As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.		As with the rest of the Aurelian Walls, the construction of the Porta Salaria was commissioned by the Emperor [[Aurelian]] around the last quarter of the 3rd century.

	In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city ~~that heralded~~ the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.		In 410, it was through this gate that the King of the [[wikipedia:Visigoths\|Visigoths]], [[Alaric I]], entered Rome with his army and commenced his infamous [[wikipedia:Sack of Rome (410)\|sacking]] of the city, heralding the decline of the Western Roman Empire. Unlike other gates, the Porta Salaria was not given a Christian name during the Middle Ages, which the [[Assassins\|Assassin]] [[Shaun Hastings]] speculated may have owed to its "failure" to defend Rome.

	==Trivia==		==Trivia==

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	[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|The Porta Salaria]]		[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|right\|250px\|The Porta Salaria]]
	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city~~. Flanked by two semi-circular towers, the gate had a singular passage~~.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.

	==History==		==History==

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	[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]		[[File:Porta Flaminia.png\|thumb\|250px\|Porta Salaria]]
	The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.		The '''Porta Salaria''' was a gate of the [[Aurelian Walls]] in [[Rome]] that existed until it was demolished in [[modern times\|1921]]. It was flanked by two semi-circular towers and bore a single passage. The road that ran through it in the days of the [[Roman Empire]] was called the ''[[wikipedia:Via Salaria\|Via Salaria]] nova'', which merged with the ''Via Salaria vetus'' outside the city.