Capua

The most important road centre of Campania was Capua, at the east edge of the plain.

Some attributed all to the prevailing dissipation, and yet Carrickfergus was hardly a Capua.

Cicero during his consulship speaks of one at Rome, and there were others before his time at Capua and Praeneste.

The date of Troubridge's marching against Capua is similarly brought into doubt by these letters.

Truly I was wondering if we had been drinking from the famous cellars of Capua.