Могонтиакум
Also known as Moguntiacum
Mogontiacum (also Moguntiacum) is the Latin name of today's city of Mainz, which it bore during its almost 500 years as part of the Roman Empire. Mogontiacum had its origins in the legionary camp built by Drusus in 13/12 BCE, which was strategically located on a above the Rhine and opposite the mouth of the Main on the .
Key facts
- Ancient site.caption
- City map of Mogontiacum in the period 1st century BCE to 5th century CE
- Ancient site.image
- Mogontiacum Plan.svg
- Ancient site.name
- Mogontiacum
- Ancient site.alternate_name
- Moguntiacum
- Ancient site.type
- Roman city
- Ancient site.location
- Mainz, Germany
- Ancient site.built
- 13/12 BCE
- Ancient site.epochs
- Roman Empire
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- Mogontiacum
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