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At the beginning of the Imperial Age, magnificent Villae and Horti ( Gardens ), such as those owned by Agrippina the Elder, wife of Germanicus and mother of Gaius ( Horti Agrippinae ), and by Domitia Longina, wife of Domitianus ( Horti Domitiae ), were built near the slopes of the Gianicolo and Vatican hills.
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Diagrams from Mikhail Lomonosov's " The Appearance of Venus On The Sun, Observed At The St. Petersburg Imperial Academy Of Sciences On May 26, 1761 "
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