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The Porta Ostiense, another major gate to the city of Rome, bears a similar history to the [[Porta Asinaria]]. The gate was renamed to Porta San Paolo because it led to the St. Paul Basilica, located just outside the city walls. | |||
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''Located just west of the Pyramid of Cestius along the Mura Aureliane, this gate has a similar history to the Porta Asinaria. In 549, the treason of the Isaurian garrison allowed Totila and his Ostrogoths to enter Rome via this gate and sack the city. I think the Romans should have amended their guard screening exam, adding one key question: are you friends with King Totila?'' | ''Located just west of the Pyramid of Cestius along the Mura Aureliane, this gate has a similar history to the Porta Asinaria. In 549, the treason of the Isaurian garrison allowed Totila and his Ostrogoths to enter Rome via this gate and sack the city. I think the Romans should have amended their guard screening exam, adding one key question: are you friends with King Totila?'' | ||
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The Porta Ostiense, another major gate to the city of Rome, bears a similar history to the Porta Asinaria. The gate was renamed to Porta San Paolo because it led to the St. Paul Basilica, located just outside the city walls.
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Located just west of the Pyramid of Cestius along the Mura Aureliane, this gate has a similar history to the Porta Asinaria. In 549, the treason of the Isaurian garrison allowed Totila and his Ostrogoths to enter Rome via this gate and sack the city. I think the Romans should have amended their guard screening exam, adding one key question: are you friends with King Totila?