Definition of Appian Way in English:
Appian Way
proper nounˌapɪən ˈweɪˌæpiən ˈweɪ
The principal road southward from Rome in classical times, named after the censor Appius Claudius Caecus, who in 312 BC built the section to Capua; it was later extended to Brindisi.
Latin name Via Appia
Definition of Appian Way in US English:
Appian Way
proper nounˌapēən ˈwāˌæpiən ˈweɪ
In classical times, the principal road south from Rome, named after the censor Appius Claudius Caecus, who built the section to Capua in 312 BC; it was later extended to Brindisi.
Latin name Via Appia