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== Commentary== | |||
Ancient ''Vercellae'' (Ptolemy III 1.32 ''Οὐερκέλλαι''), called the city of the Libicii (''Vercellae Libicorum'') by Pliny (''Hist. Nat.'' III | |||
124), became a Roman municipium in 49 BC. | |||
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Latest revision as of 20:58, 25 February 2024
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| Alternative Names: | Vërsèj |
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| Postal Code: | I-13100 |
| Province: | Vercelli |
| Region: | Piemonte |
| Country: | Italy |
| Coordinates: | 45° 19' 31.80" N, 8° 25' 22.90" E |
| Website: | search for "Vercelli" on it.wikipedia.org |
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| Objects: | VC·1 Vercelli (boundary stone) |
| Museums: | Museo ‟Camillo Leone” (Vercelli) |
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Commentary
Ancient Vercellae (Ptolemy III 1.32 Οὐερκέλλαι), called the city of the Libicii (Vercellae Libicorum) by Pliny (Hist. Nat. III 124), became a Roman municipium in 49 BC.
