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et hactenus publica sunt genera, cetera regionum locorumque aut ex iis inter se insitis mixta: si quidem tuscis peculiaris est tudernis, atque etiam nomen iis florentiae sopina, arretio talpona et etesiaca et conseminia. talpona nigra candidum facit mustum. etesiaca fallax: quo plus tulit, hoc laudabilius fundit, mirumque, fecunditate pariter et bonitate cessat. conseminia nigra, vino minime
durante, uva maxime, post xv dies quam ulla alia metitur, fertilis, set cibaria. huius folia sicuti labruscae prius quam decidant sanguineo colore mutantur. evenit hoc et quibusdam aliis, pessimi generis argumento. itriola vmbriae mevanatique et piceno agro peculiaris est, amiternino pumula. isdem bananica fallax est, adamant tamen eam. municipii suam pompei nomine appellant, quamvis clusinis copiosiorem; municipii et tiburtes appellavere, quamvis oleagineam nuper invenerint a similitudine olivae. novissima haec uvarum ad hoc tempus reperta est. vinaciolam soli noverunt sabini, calventinam gaurani. scio e falerno agro tralatas vocari falernas, celerrime ubique degenerantes. nec non surrentinum genus fecere aliqui praedulci uva. capnios et et buconiates et tharrupia in thurinis collibus non ante demetuntur quam gelaverit. pariana gaudent pisae, mutina perusinia nigro acino, intra quadriennium albescente vino. mirum ibi cum sole circumagi uvam quae ob id streptis vocatur, et in italia gallicam placere, trans alpis vero
picenam. dixit vergilius thasias et mareotidas et lageas compluresque externas, quae non reperiuntur in italia.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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