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'''Caesena'''<ref name="graesse">{{Graesse}}}</ref><ref>Hazlitt, ''The Classical Gazetteer''</ref><ref name="Campanini">{{Campanini}}</ref><ref name="Castiglioni">{{Castiglioni}}</ref><ref name="Smith">{{Cite book|title=New classical dictionary of biography, mythology, and geography|author=Sir William Smith|year=1850|language=Anglice|pages=''Caesena''|url=http://books.google.it/books?id=5_oGAAAAQAAJ&pg=PA136}}</ref> {{victio|Caesena|ae|f}} seu plenius '''Curva Caesena'''<ref name="Campanini" /><ref name="graesse" /> (alia nomina urbis sunt: 'Caesenatica urbs''<ref name="graesse" />, ''Caesenia''<ref name="graesse" />, ''Cesina''<ref name="graesse" />, ''Cexena''<ref name="graesse" />; deinde ''Cesena''<ref>http://www.dizionario-latino.com/dizionario-italiano-latino.php?lemma=CESENA100</ref> ([[Lingua Italiana|Italiane]]: [[:it:Cesena|''Cesena'']]; [[IPA]]: {{IPA|[tʃɛˈzɛnɑ]}}) est [[Urbes Italiae|Urbs]] [[Italia]]e et [[Municipium Italiae|municipium]], circiter 97&nbsp;600 incolarum, in [[Regio Italiae|Regione]] [[Aemilia-Romania]] situm et urbs princeps, cum [[Forum Livii|Foro Livii]], [[Provincia Foroliviensis-Caesenas|Provinciae Foroliviensis-Caesenatis]]. Urbani ''Caesenates''<ref name="Smith" /> vel ''Caesenatenses''<ref name="graesse" /> appellantur.