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Augustus Gate

In front of the Celsus Library there's a spacious and bright place with a beautiful door. To its right is the Gate of Augustus. It's gigantic and well preserved, but it seems to be one of those places where the Romans used to go to the bathroom, even though it wasn't allowed. Graffiti can still be seen there today, cursing "those who pee here." White and stately, leading to large agora.

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