Editing Aventine Hill (section)

==Cultural references==
The Aventine Hill is portrayed as a rough working-class area of ancient Rome in the popular ''Falco'' series of [[historical novels]] written by [[Lindsey Davis]] about [[Marcus Didius Falco]], a 'private informer' who occasionally works for the [[Vespasian|Emperor Vespasian]] and lives in the Aventine.

The same image is portrayed in much of [[Rome (TV series)|the series ''Rome'']], in which the Aventine is the home of [[Lucius Vorenus (Rome character)|Lucius Vorenus]]. In season two, Vorenus and his friend [[Titus Pullo#Rome|legionary Titus Pullo]] seek to maintain order over the various [[collegia]] competing there for power.

The ''Vesta''-class of starships in the [[List of Star Trek novels|''Star Trek'' novels]] are named for Rome's seven hills. The most featured ship is the U.S.S. ''Aventine'' under Captain Ezri Dax.

In the British television series, ''[[Plebs (TV series)|Plebs]]'', the neighbourhood in which the three main plebs live is depicted as the Aventine.