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The '''Ponte Fabricio''' (''English: Fabricius' Bridge'') was a bridge that connected the eastern part of the [[Centro District]] in [[Rome]] to [[Tiber Island]].


[[File:Pontefabricio.jpg|thumb|266px|Ponte Fabricio.]]The '''Ponte Fabricio''' (English: '''Fabricius's Bridge''') was a bridge that connected the eastern part of the [[Centro district]] in [[Rome]] to [[Tiber Island]].<ref name="brotherhood"/>
==History==
This is the oldest Roman bridge standing in its original form within the city limits. Spanning the [[Tiber river]], it was built in 62 B.C.E. by Lucius Fabricius. Lucius later had his named engraved in four different places along the 62 meter bridge.


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''This is the oldest Roman bridge standing in its original form within the city limits. Spanning the [[Tiber River|Tevere]] (Tiber River), it was built in 62 B.C.E. by Lucius Fabricius. Considering Lucius had his named engraved in four different places along the 62 meter bridge, it is thought he may have been a little conceited.''<ref name="brotherhood">''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''</ref>
*''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''
 
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Ponte Fabricio.

The Ponte Fabricio (English: Fabricius' Bridge) was a bridge that connected the eastern part of the Centro District in Rome to Tiber Island.

History

This is the oldest Roman bridge standing in its original form within the city limits. Spanning the Tiber river, it was built in 62 B.C.E. by Lucius Fabricius. Lucius later had his named engraved in four different places along the 62 meter bridge.

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