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CATHOLIC ENCYCLOPEDIA: Rome |
 | | Cumillus, the dictator, reorganized the army and, after long resistance to the change, at last consented that one of the consuls should be a plebeian. |
 | | Costanza, the mausoleum of Constantine's daughter, which was made into a church in 1256. |
 | | The Mausoleum of Augustus, between the Corso and the Via Ripetta, is now a concert hall. |
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