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Built in conjunction with the Mura Aureliane ([[Aurelian Walls]]), the [[Porta Metronia]] was sealed at the end of the Middle Ages, allowing Pope [[Callixtus II]] to create a small channel through it for the Acqua Mariana, a river whose stagnant waters would later cause an outbreak in 1601. | [[File:ACB DB Porta Metronia.png|right|250px]] | ||
Built in conjunction with the Mura Aureliane ([[Aurelian Walls]]), the [[Porta Metronia]] was sealed at the end of the [[Middle Ages]], allowing Pope [[Callixtus II]] to create a small channel through it for the Acqua Mariana, a river whose stagnant waters would later cause an outbreak in 1601. | |||
Good deed + passage of time = plague. That's the circle of life. | Good deed + passage of time = plague. That's the circle of life. | ||
Latest revision as of 15:52, 12 August 2026
Built in conjunction with the Mura Aureliane (Aurelian Walls), the Porta Metronia was sealed at the end of the Middle Ages, allowing Pope Callixtus II to create a small channel through it for the Acqua Mariana, a river whose stagnant waters would later cause an outbreak in 1601.
Good deed + passage of time = plague. That's the circle of life.