<p>Ancient Roman street on the side of the Palatine Hill, Rome
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<b>Clivus Palatinus:</b> the name applied for convenience (it has no ancient warranty) to the road/path ascending to the Palatine from the Sacra Via (q.v.) near the Arch of Titus. A small piece of its pavement belonging to the time of Sulla was found at about 29 metres above sea-level, and considerable remains of that laid by Augustus at a slightly higher level have been found near the Arch of Titus. That of Nero was slightly higher again and was about 17 m.
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