The Subura
Created by: * Julilla Sempronius, 2011-12-15 18:24:48
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Teeming with life, the Subura bustles throughout the day and night, from the street-corner
cauponae where dockworkers drink away their aches and pains to its crowded
insulae, apartments where poorer Roman families crowd in under the eaves and wealthier equestrians luxuriate in ground-floor suites.
The Subura is all about life, so let's live it to the fullest!
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