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Arch of Malborghetto
Original name: Arco di Malborghetto
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Roman monumental arch on the Via Flaminia north of Rome, originally a four-way tetrapylon built in the early 4th century, possibly marking the site of Constantine's camp before the Battle of the Milvian Bridge in 312. Converted into a Greek-cross church around the 11th century by walling up its arches and adding an apse, it now houses a small archaeological museum.