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SEGUSIO (mod. Susa, q.v.) , an ancient town in north Liguria the capital of the Cottii (see CoT'rII REGNUM). Here the son of King Donnus, Cottiuswho held the rank of imperial praefect over the fourteen tribes over which his father had ruled as king, so that in the inscription he calls himself " M. Iulius regis Donni f(ilius) Cottius praefectus civitatium quae subscriptae sunt "erected a triumphal arch in honour of Augustus
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inscriptions testify to its importance, one of them mentioning baths erected by Gratian. Constantine captured the town, which offered some resistance to him, on his march against Maxentius
See F. Genin, Susa Antica (Saluzzo, 1886) ; E. Ferrero, L'Arc d'Auguste a Suse (Turin, 1901); F. Studniczka, Jahrbuch des K. D. archaologischen Instituts, xviii. (1903), I sqq. (T. As.) End of Article: SEGUSIO (mod. Susa, q.v.) If you wish, you can link directly to this article.
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