TARUSCONIENSES as the name stands in Harduin‘s edition of Pliny (Plin. Nat. 4.4), but the reading is doubtful. Harduin found Taracunonienses in five MSS., and there are other variations. Besides Tarasconon the Rhone, there is Tarasconon the Arriège, a branch of the Garonne. This Tarascon is in the Pays de Foix, and in a valley at the foot of the Pyrenees, which circumstance seems to indicate more probably the position of a small tribe or people than that of Tarasconon the Rhone. This Tarasconon the Arriègeis mentioned in middle age documents under the name of Castrum Tarasco. Pliny's Tarusconienses, or whatever may be the true name, are enumerated among the Oppida Latina of Narbonensis.
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