For each false statement, click on the corresponding letter on the digital display.
A new number will be revealed that will open the safe if you answer correctly.
A: According to a tradition, the Caelian received its name from Caelius Vibenna.
B: It was first called mons Querquetulanus from oak groves that covered it.
C: The Caelian is the most south-westerly of the traditional seven hills of Rome.
D: The Caelian is an irregular tongue of land that ends in two promontories.
E: The height of the Caelian varies considerably between 45 to 54 meters.
F: The eastern promontory of the Caelian was known as the Sucusa.
G: The hill had two high points called Caelius major and Caelius minor.
H: The Caelian was about two kilometers long and connected to a plateau.
I: The Caelian was densely populated during the days of the Republic.
J: The entire population of Veii was once forcibly resettled on the Caelian.
K: The house in which Julius Caesar grew up was located on the Caelian.
L: After a fire in AD 27, the Caelian became a fashionable residential area.
M: Caracalla built the largest bath complex known until then on the Caelian.
N: A temple and an aqueduct on the Caelian bore the name of Claudius.
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