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, La Regio III Isis et Serapis era la terza … La Regio III Isis et Serapis era la terza delle 14 regioni di Roma augustea classificata poi nei Cataloghi regionari della metà del IV secolo. Prese il nome dal tempio di Iside e Serapide di Via Labicana.Confinava a ovest con la Regio IV Templum Pacis, a est con la Regio V Esquiliae e a sud con la Regio II Caelimontium.I confini della Regio andavano dalla Meta Sudans presso il Colosseo (incluso in questa regione) verso nord, ove il confine corrispondeva al Clivus Suburanus (che saliva verso nordest), quindi si dirigeva a sud lungo Via Merulana e quindi a ovest lungo la già citata Via Labicana; la regione includeva un tratto delle Mura Serviane.e includeva un tratto delle Mura Serviane.
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