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Rome: Alessandrino aqueduct

The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C

for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March

235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone

that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone

occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian

Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same

emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine). The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C

for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March

235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone

that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone

occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian

Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same

emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine).

Rome: Alessandrino aqueduct

The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C

for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March

235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone

that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone

occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian

Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same

emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine). The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C

for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March

235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone

that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone

occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian

Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same

emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine).

Rome: Alessandrino aqueduct

The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March 235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine). The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March 235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine).

Rome: Alessandrino aqueduct

The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March 235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine). The aqueduct Alessandrino (Aqua Alexandrina) came realized in the 226 d.C for will of the roman emperor Strict Alexander (11 March 222 - 19 March 235). Its function consisted in carrying the water to the terme of Nerone that was situated in Marzio Field near the Pantheon (about in the zone occupied today from Madama Palace, center of the Senate of the Italian Republic) and that they had been radically restructured from the same emperor (and for this calls also â€œterme Alessandrine).

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