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Name | C. Flaminio | |
Activity | Roman politician | |
Notes | He had strong connections with the town of Rimini after the construction of the consular Via Flaminia named after him | |
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Name | Caesar | |
Activity | Roman politician | |
Notes | He could rely on the support of the local population of Rimini | |
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Name | Octavian Augustus | |
Activity | Roman politician | |
Notes | In the year 8 A.D. Augustus is in Rimini where he promotes the construction of important monuments. | |
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Name | Galerio Tracalo | |
Activity | Roman politician | |
Notes | Having started his carrier as an important person in Rimini he obtained the consulship in 69 A.D. | |
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Name | Saint Julian | |
Activity | Noble Christian and martyr from Istria | |
Notes | According to tradition, his tomb was transported miraculously on the beach of Rimini, known as Sacramora, in 957 A.D.; following this event the city ward was named after him. | |
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Name | Saint Leo | |
Activity | Stone-cutter and Christian | |
Notes | According to the legend he arrived from Dalmatia with Saint Marin to take part in the construction of the walls of Rimini and escaped from Diocletian’s persecutions. | |
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Name | Saint Marin | |
Activity | Stone-cutter and Christian | |
Notes | According to the legend he arrived from Dalmatia with Saint Leo to take part in the construction of the walls of Rimini and escaped from Diocletian’s persecutions. | |
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Name | Saint Innocenza | |
Activity | Nobel Roman maiden | |
Notes | According to the legend she was martyrized under Diocletian’s persecutions. | |
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Name | Saint Gaudenzio | |
Activity | Clergyman from Rimini | |
Notes | He lived during the first half of the IV century. According to tradition he was the first bishop of Rimini. | |