Praeneste

[pree-nes-tee]

noun

1. ancient name of Palestrina.

Example Sentences

Beneath the arches of the Praeneste terrace, one can sit on Kent’s garden benches, taking in vistas of the Cherwell Valley.

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He lived partly at Rome, partly at his Sabine farm, varying his residence occasionally by visits to Tibur, Praeneste or Baiae.

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More than one allusion indicates that the citizens of Praeneste were especially regarded as butts by the wits of Rome19.

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For example, Both �milius and Aemilius, Pr�neste and Praeneste are found.

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Pyrrhus, however, marched upon Praeneste, which fell into his hands, in consequence of the Romans having let it slip through their fingers.

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