Nova Augusta

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• Nova

  ·add. ·noun A new star, usually appearing suddenly, shining for a brief period, and then sinking int...

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• Augusta

  AUGUSTA( Eth. Augustanus, Steph. B. s. v. Αὔγουστα), a Cilician town, in the interior. (Plin. Nat. 5...

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• Augusta

  Augusta, ae, f. (dat. Augustal) [augustus]. I Under the emperors, a litle of the mother , wife , ...

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• Carthago Nova

  CARTHA´GO NOVA(Καρχηδών; ἡ νέα, Polyb., Strab., Ptol., Liv., Mel., Plin., Steph. B., s. v., &c. Καίν...

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• Castra Nova

  CASTRA NOVA[DACIA] ...

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• Numidia Nova

  NUMIDIA NOVA[AFRICAV ol. 1. 71a.] ...

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• Asturica Augusta

  ASTU´RICA AUGUSTA(Αὐλούστα Ἀστυυρίκα, Ptol.: Ἀστουρικανοί, Asturicani: Astorga, Ru.), the chief city...

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• Augusta Asturica

  AUGUSTA ASTURICA[ASTURICA AUGUSTA] ...

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• Augusta Auscorum

  AUGUSTA AUSCORUM( Auch), the chief town of the Ausci, a people of Aquitania. Augusta was originally ...

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• Augusta Emerita

  AUGUSTA EME´RITA(Αὐγούστα Ἠμερίτα: Merida, Ru.), the chief city of Lusitania in Spain, was built in ...

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• Augusta Firma

  AUGUSTA FIRMA[ASTIGI] ...

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• Augusta Gemella

  AUGUSTA GEMELLA[TUCCI] ...

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• Augusta Julia

  AUGUSTA JULIA[GADES] ...

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• Augusta Praetoria

  AUGUSTA PRAETO´RIA(Αὐγούστα, Strab.; Αὐγούστα Πραιτωπία, Ptol.), a city of Cisalpine Gaul, in the te...

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• Augusta Rauracorum

  AUGUSTA RAURACORUM(Augst), the chief town of the Rauraci, who bordered on the Helvetii. (Caes. B. G....

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• Augusta Suessonum

  AUGUSTA SUESSONUM or SUESSIONUM(Soissons). The position of this place is determined by the Itinerari...

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• Augusta Taurinorum

  AUGUSTA TAURINORUM(Αὐγούστα Ταυρινῶν, Ptol.: Torinoor Turin), the capital of the Ligurian tribe of t...

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• Augusta Trevirorum

  AUGUSTA TREVIRORUM(Trier, or Trèves, as the French call it), a town on the right bank of the Mosel, ...

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• Augusta Tricastinorum

  AUGUSTA TRICASTINORUM as Pliny (Plin. Nat. 3.4) calls it, or Augusta, as it is simply called in the ...

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• Augusta Trinobantum

  AUGUSTA TRINOBANTUM[LONDINIUM] ...

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• Augusta Vagiennorum

  AUGUSTA VAGIENNORUM(Αὐγούστα Βαγιεννῶν, Ptol.; an inscription, Orell. 76, has AUG. BAG.for Augusta B...

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• Augusta Veromanduorum

  AUGUSTA VEROMANDUORUM the chief town of the Veromandui, who are mentioned by Caesar ( B. G. 2.4, 16)...

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• Augusta Vindelicorum

  AUGUSTA VINDELICORUM(Αὐγούστα Οὐενδελικῶν: Augsburg), the capital of Vindelicia or Raetia Secunda, s...

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• Bracara Augusta

  BRA´CARA AUGUSTA(Βραίκαρ Αὐγουστα, Ptol. 2.6.39; Augusta Bracaria, Geog. Rav. 4.43; Braga, Ru.), a c...

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• Emerita Augusta

  EME´RITA AUGUSTA[AUGUSTA EMERITA] ...

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• Porta Augusta

  PORTA AUGUSTA(Πόρτα Αὐγούστα, Ptol. 2.6.50), a town of the Vaccaei, in Hispania Tarraconensis; perha...

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• Praetoria Augusta

  PRAETO´RIA AUGUSTA[AUGUSTA PRAETORIA] ...

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• Webster, Mrs. Augusta (Davies)

  (1837-1894) Poet and translator, dau. of Admiral Davies, m. Mr. Thomas Webster, a solicitor. She wr...

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