Appia

[ French a-pya ]

noun

1. A·dolphe [a, -, dawlf], 1862–1928, Swiss stage designer and theatrical producer.

Example Sentences

Though much of it has been covered up over the centuries, an 11-mile stretch remains as the Parco Archeologico dell'Appia Antica, leading from the imposing gateway of the Porta San Sebastiano in the southern suburbs of Rome.

From National Geographic

And they're nothing special, really – walk along the Via Appia Antica, or Appian Way, and you'll come face to face with the past at every step.

From National Geographic

That's the lure of the Appia Antica – it's a space where time seems to melt.

From National Geographic

Debate continues among archaeologists over the interconnection between the Via Nova and the Via Appian — whether they were side by side, whether the Nova was placed directly above the older road, or whether Septimius merely widened the Appia to create the Nova.

From New York Times

Last July, a team of archaeologists began a hunt for the lost starting point of the Via Appia by excavating a site in front of a row of ancient shops — still visible — that were once part of the monumental entrance to the thermal baths that the Emperor Caracalla built in A.D.

From New York Times