Esquiline (Lat. Esquiliae or later Mons Esquilinus), one of the seven hills of Rome, on the eastern side of the city; it gave its name to one of the four regions (with the Suburbana, Collina, and Palatina) into which the republican city was divided.
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| Argīlētum |
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