Bedizzole

Bedizzole is an Italian metropolis of 12,290 inhabitants inside the province of Brescia in Lombardy. Findings of stays of pile dwellings within the Sonvigo area date the primary settlements back to the Bronze Age. In the 4th century BC tribes from Gaul, belonging to the Cenomani own family, settled inside the territory. The historical Roman character of Bedizzole is attested via the numerous archaeological reveals located. The 12 inscriptions of that generation, all documented, testify to the lifestyles on its territory of patrician families belonging to the gens Vibia, gens Cornelia and gens Elia. Cippi votivi to Giove and to Minerva, they highlight the cult of those divinities.

In an engraving located caught within the wall of the vintage cemetery, now in the Roman Museum of Brescia, Aurelio Giustino and cives petovioniensis, dedicates a tombstone to his brother Giulio Festo, a pretorian who died in the conflict. According to Spada 1979, the invention in the southern a part of the city of four milestones along the Via Gallica, which connected Brescia to Verona, might underline the street significance of that reach of territory on which the mansio Ad Flexum of the Itinerary ought to have raised Burdigalense.