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|location = [[Antico District|Antico district]], [[Rome]], [[Italy]]
|location = [[Antico District|Antico district]], [[Rome]], [[Italy]]
|dateconstructed = 52 C.E.
|dateconstructed = 52 C.E.
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|functions = Aqueduct
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|features =  [[Glyphs|Glyph]]
|features =  [[Glyphs|Glyph]]
|appearance = ''[[Assassin's Creed: Brotherhood]]''
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==History==
==History==
===Construction===
Construction of the aqueduct began under the Roman Emperor [[Caligula]] in 38 C.E.. He was assassinated, however, by [[Leonius]] with a knife on January 24, 41 C.E., before he could see his project to fruition. The aqueduct was later completed in 52 C.E. under Emperor Claudius.
Construction of the aqueduct began under the Roman Emperor [[Caligula]] in 38 C.E.. He was assassinated, however, by [[Leonius]] with a knife on January 24, 41 C.E., before he could see his project to fruition. The aqueduct was later completed in 52 C.E. under Emperor Claudius.


===Restoration===
The aqueduct went between being functional to being unused throughout the years that followed. It was restored by Emperor [[Vespasian]] in 71 C.E. and Emperor Titus in 81 C.E.
The aqueduct went between being functional to being unused throughout the years that followed. It was restored by Emperor [[Vespasian]] in 71 C.E. and Emperor Titus in 81 C.E.


==Trivia==
==Trivia==
*At several sections along the broken aqueduct, [[architects]] can be found, for which Ezio can pay to renovate that section. Once parts of the aqueduct have been rebuilt, the structure will generate increased income; collected from a [[banks|bank]]. The Aqua Claudia is made from four of the eight broken aqueducts in Rome and these four constructions are located in the [[Antico District|Antico district]].
*Several sections along the aqueduct, all of which could be found in Rome's [[Antico District|Antico district,]] were in disrepair by the early 16th century and could be renovated by [[architects]], provided [[Ezio Auditore da Firenze]] paid them to do so.
*The Aqua Claudia is the location of one of [[Clay Kaczmarek|Subject 16]]'s [[rifts]].
*The Aqua Claudia is the location of one of [[Clay Kaczmarek|Subject 16]]'s [[rifts]].
*The acqueduct's database entry refers to it as ''Acquedotto Claudia'' . This is not correct in Italian, as "''acquedotto''" is masculine and "''Claudia''" is feminine. In fact, in Italy the aqueduct is known, more correctly, as ''Acquedotto Claudio''. This error probably comes from the Latin name of it: ''Aqua Claudia'', literally meaning 'Claudio's water'.
*The acqueduct's database entry refers to the structure as ''Acquedotto Claudia''; said term is incorrect in Italian as "''acquedotto''" is masculine and "''Claudia''" is feminine. It is instead referred to as ''Acquedotto Claudio''. The error probably comes from the aqueduct's Latin name, ''Aqua Claudia'', literally meaning 'Claudio's water'.


==Gallery==
==Gallery==

Revision as of 22:52, 3 April 2015


The Aqua Claudia was a major aqueduct located in Rome.

History

Construction of the aqueduct began under the Roman Emperor Caligula in 38 C.E.. He was assassinated, however, by Leonius with a knife on January 24, 41 C.E., before he could see his project to fruition. The aqueduct was later completed in 52 C.E. under Emperor Claudius.

The aqueduct went between being functional to being unused throughout the years that followed. It was restored by Emperor Vespasian in 71 C.E. and Emperor Titus in 81 C.E.

Trivia

  • Several sections along the aqueduct, all of which could be found in Rome's Antico district, were in disrepair by the early 16th century and could be renovated by architects, provided Ezio Auditore da Firenze paid them to do so.
  • The Aqua Claudia is the location of one of Subject 16's rifts.
  • The acqueduct's database entry refers to the structure as Acquedotto Claudia; said term is incorrect in Italian as "acquedotto" is masculine and "Claudia" is feminine. It is instead referred to as Acquedotto Claudio. The error probably comes from the aqueduct's Latin name, Aqua Claudia, literally meaning 'Claudio's water'.

Gallery

Reference