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esquiline

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Es⋅qui⋅line

  [es-kwuh-lahyn]
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–noun
one of the seven hills on which ancient Rome was built.
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Es·qui·line   (ěs'kwə-līn', -lĭn)   
One of the seven hills of ancient Rome. Nero's Golden House and Trajan's Thermae, or hot baths, were in the area.
Es'qui·line' adj.
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