Roman Hispania

Noheda

Today: Villar de Domingo García, Spain

Years
301–409

A late Roman villa beside the hamlet of Noheda, on ground sloping to the Chillarón brook, known for the figured mosaic of its three-apsed hall. The reading of its scenes points to the philosopher Flavius Sallustius, consul in 363 alongside Julian, as its owner in the last third of the 4th century. It has been proposed as the mansio of Urbiaca, though others put Urbiaca a good deal further east.

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