Pons Dubis

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• Dubis

  DUBIS(Δοῦβις: Doubs), a branch of the Arar ( Saône), a river of Gallia. This river is called Dubis b...

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• Dubis

  Dūbis, is, m., = Δοῦβις, a river in Gallia Belgica, now Doubs , Caes. B. G. 1, 38, 4. ...

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• pons

  pons, ntis, m. [kindred with Sanscr. pathi, a path; Gr. πάτος; old Germ. phat, pfat; mod. Germ. Pfad...

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• Pons

  Pons, ntis, m., a geographical proper name. I Pons Argenteus, the modern Argens , Lepid. ap. Cic....

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• pons

  pōns ontis, m 1 PAT-, a bridge : pars oppidi ponte adiungitur: pontem in Arare faciendum curat, h...

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• Pons

  ·noun A bridge; — applied to several parts which connect others, but especially to the pons Varolii...

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• Pons Aeni

  PONS AENI or, as it is called in the Peuting. Table, Ad Aenus, was a frontier fort in Vindelicia on ...

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• Pons Aerarius

  PONS AERA´RIUS in Gallia Narbonensis, is placed in the Jerusalem Itin. on the road from Nemausus ( N...

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• Pons Aluti

  PONS ALUTI a town in Dacia on the road from Egeta to Apula, near Robesti, below Strassburg. ( Tab. P...

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• PONS ARGENTEUS

  PONS ARGENTEUS. [ARGENTEUS] ...

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• Pons Aufidi

  PONS AUFIDI[AUFIDUS] ...

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• Pons Augusti

  PONS AUGUSTI(Tab. Peut.), a town in Dacia, on the road from Tiviscum to Sarmategte (usually called Z...

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• Pons Aureoli

  PONS AURE´OLI(Pontirolo), a place on the highroad from Mediolanum to Bergomum, where that road cross...

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• Pons Campanus

  PONS CAMPA´NUS a bridge on the Via Appia, by which that celebrated road crossed the little river Sav...

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• Pons Mansuetina

  PONS MANSUETI´NA or PONS SOCIO´RUM, a place in Pannonia, on the road leading from Sopianae to Jovia;...

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• Pons Milvius

  PONS MI´LVIUS or MU´LVIUS(Ponte Molle), a bridge on the Via Flaminia, by which that road crossed the...

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• Pons Mosae

  PONS MOSAE in northern Gallia, is mentioned by Tacitus (Tac. Hist. 4.66), but there is nothing said ...

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• Pons Nartiae

  PONS NA´RTIAE[GALLAECIA934b.] ...

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• Pons Nerviae

  PONS NE´RVIAE[GALLAECIA934b.] ...

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• Pons Nomentanus

  PONS NOMENTA´NUS[NOMENTUM.], ...

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• Pons Salarius

  PONS SALA´RIUS(Ponte Salara), a bridge on the Via Salaria where that highroad crossed the Anio ( Tev...

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• Pons Saravi

  PONS SARAVI a bridge over the Saravus ( Sarre) in Gallia on the road from Divodurum ( Metz) to Argen...

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• Pons Scaldis

  PONS SCALDIS or bridge over the Scheldein North Gallia, is placed both by the Table and the Antonine...

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• Pons Servilii

  PONS SERVI´LII[ILLYRICUMV ol. 2. 36b.] ...

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• Pons Tiluri

  PONS TILURI a station on the road from Sirmium to Salona, in the interior of Dalmatia. ( Itin Anton....

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• Pons Ucasi

  PONS UCASI a town of Thrace, near the Dacian border. ( Itin. Ant. p. 567.) [T.H.D]. ...

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• Pons Zitha

  PONS ZITHA a station on the Roman road running along the coast-line of Syrtica, and a municipium. ( ...

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• Tirenus pons

  Tirēnus pons, a bridge at Minturnae , Cic. Att. 16, 13. ...

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