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Meta Sudans
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The Meta Sudans (Latin: "sweating turning post") was a large monumental conical fountain in ancient Rome.[1]
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![]() The Arch of Constantine seen from the Colosseum. The foundation of the Meta Sudans is visible in front of the arch | |
Location | Regio III: Isis et Serapis |
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Coordinates | 41.8900812°N 12.4906909°E / 41.8900812; 12.4906909 |
Type | fountain |
History | |
Builder | Flavian emperors |
Founded | Imperial period |
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