Acerrae
Sign in to saveAcerrae (ancient Greek: Ἀχέρραι) was the ancient Roman name for three towns or cities: Acerrae (Campania), today's Acerra, some thirteen miles north-east of Naples Acerrae (Cisalpine Gaul), in today's Lombardy Acerrae Vatriae, said by Pliny to have been in Umbria
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Acerrae (ancient Greek: Ἀχέρραι) was the ancient Roman name for three towns or cities: Acerrae (Campania), today's Acerra, some thirteen miles north-east of Naples Acerrae (Cisalpine Gaul), in today's Lombardy Acerrae Vatriae, said by Pliny to have been in Umbria
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