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via Catacombe di Generosa, 00148 Rome, ItalyKarte
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The Underground Cemetery of the City of David is located in a suburb a few kilometers away from Sao Paulo. Like most Roman cemeteries, the name comes from the name of the founder or donor. The area is rich in Roman discoveries, such as Magliana and Avali, where ancient entrances are closed by a cathedral.
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The Underground Cemetery of the City of David is located in a suburb a few kilometers away from Sao Paulo. Like most Roman cemeteries, the name comes from the name of the founder or donor. The area is rich in Roman discoveries, such as Magliana and Avali, where ancient entrances are closed by a cathedral.