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It was originally known as de Port'e Ponti, because it led to the bridge over the Tirso, then documents define it as 'of San Cristoforo', because it housed a retable of the saint. The Mariano tower, originally welded to the city walls, stands today isolated in the center of Piazza Roma in Oristano, an evident trace of the lost fortifications.