Diana Veteranorum

Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography

DIA´NA VETERANO´RUM a town of Numidia, on the high road from Theveste to Sitifi, by Lambese, 33 M. P. from the latter place, is identified with Izanaor Zanahby inscriptions on a triumphal arch in honour of Severus at that place. ( Itin. Ant. pp. 34, 35; Tab. Peut.;Shaw, Travels, &100. p. 136).
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