Vence Et La Voie Julia Augusta... explores the rich history of Vence, France, and its connection to the ancient Roman road, the Via Julia Augusta. This historical work delves into the Roman influence on the region, tracing the path of the road and its significance in shaping the area's cultural and physical landscape.

Ed[mond] Blanc provides a detailed account of Vence's past, offering readers a glimpse into the lives of those who lived along this important Roman thoroughfare. The book is an invaluable resource for historians, travelers, and anyone interested in the intersection of Roman and French history in the Provence region. Discover the enduring legacy of the Via Julia Augusta and its impact on the town of Vence.

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