Rome’s first road was the Via Appia or the Appian Way. use of "road"

Rome’s first road was the Via Appia or the Appian Way. use of "Via Appia or the Appian Way? "

The Via Appia originally stretched from Rome to Capua, covering 120 miles. use of " Rome... Capua? "

Later the road extended further from Rome to Capua and then to Brundisium. use of "Rome... Capua... Brundisium? "

The road’s final length was 350 miles. use of "length?"

Appius Claudius Caecus, or App. Claudius the Blind, built the road starting in 312 BCE. use of "road? "

Appius Claudius Caecus, or App. Claudius the Blind, gave Rome its first road starting in 312 BCE. use for "Rome?"

Appius Claudius, walk your road and feel the defective stones. use of "Appius Claudius? "

Appius Claudius, walk your road and feel the defective placements of the stones. use of " stones ?"

This Via Appia began an interstate road system as we know it. use of "interstate road system ? "