Caieta - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Caieta
(Caietae Portus) - a town in Latium, Italy
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217/41
Carthaginian fleet approaches Caieta in Latium.
69/6
nean, and make raids against Caieta, Ostia, and Misenum on the Italia
  Within translations:
Cassiod:Chr_711
cero was killed at Caieta by a soldier called Popilius,
Cic:DeOr_2.22
gather shells and pebbles at Caieta and Laurentum, and to descend
Cic:LegMan_33
that the famous port of Caieta, when crowded with shipping, was
Hieron:Chron_1975
to some, Cicero was killed at Caieta. [not in Ar.] Ovidiu
Obseq_5
The shrine of Apollo at Caieta was struck by lightning.
ValMax_1.4.6
was at the village of Caieta, a crow struck off the
ValMax_5.3.4
away he ran over-joyed to Caieta; and that very person, I
ValMax_8.8.1
it is certain, that at Caieta and Laurentum, they used to
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