File:Ostia-Toilets.JPG

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English: Ancient roman latrines / latrinae, Ostia Antica

Nederlands: Oud-Romeins openbaar toilet

Français : Latrines romaines à Ostie.

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circa 2004

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en.wiki

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Fubar Obfusco

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Roman Empire

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File change date and time	07:42, 15 March 2002
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