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Built by [[Caracalla]] in 212, the [[Aqua Antoniniana|Antoniniana]] was a secondary channel of the [[Aqua Marcia|Marcia]] designed exclusively to supply water to Caracalla's [[Baths of Caracalla|private baths]]. Thanks to several repairs by various popes the Antoniniana remained functional far longer than its counterparts and well into the 10th century, at which point it was supplied for several hundred more years solely by the tears of peasants. | Built by [[Caracalla]] in 212, the [[Aqua Antoniniana|Antoniniana]] was a secondary channel of the [[Aqua Marcia|Marcia]] designed exclusively to supply water to Caracalla's [[Baths of Caracalla|private baths]]. Thanks to several repairs by various popes the Antoniniana remained functional far longer than its counterparts and well into the 10th century, at which point it was supplied for several hundred more years solely by the tears of peasants. | ||
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Revision as of 13:03, 11 April 2019
Acqua Antoniniana.png|right|250px Built by Caracalla in 212, the Antoniniana was a secondary channel of the Marcia designed exclusively to supply water to Caracalla's private baths. Thanks to several repairs by various popes the Antoniniana remained functional far longer than its counterparts and well into the 10th century, at which point it was supplied for several hundred more years solely by the tears of peasants.