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a pyrenaei promunturio hispania incipit, angustior non gallia modo, verum etiam semet ipsa, ut diximus, inmensum quantum hinc oceano, illinc hiberico mari comprimentibus. ipsa pyrenaei iuga ab exortu aequinoctiali in occasum brumalem breviores quam latere meridiano hispanias faciunt. proxima ora citerioris est eiusdemque tarraconensis situs. a pyrenaeo per oceanum vasconum saltus, olarso, vardulorum oppida, morogi, menosca, vesperies, amanum portus, ubi nunc flaviobrica colonia. civitatium novem regio cantabrorum. flumen sauga. portus victoriae iuliobrigensium; ab eo loco fontes hiberi [xl] p. portus blendium. orgenomesci e cantabris;
portus eorum veseiasueca. regio asturum, noega oppidum. in paeninsula paesici et deinde conventus lucensis a flumine navia albiones, cibarci, egi, varri cognomine namarini, adovi, arroni, arrotrebae. promunturium celticum, amnes florius, nelo. celtici cognomine neri et super tamarci,
quorum in paeninsula tres arae sestianae Augusto dicatae, copori, oppidum noeta, celtici cognomine praestamarci, cileni. ex insulis nominandae corticata et aunios. a cilenis conventus bracarum helleni, grovi, castellum tyde, graecorum subolis omnia. insulae siccae, oppidum abobrica. minius amnis, [iiii] ore spatiosus, leuni, seurbi, bracarum oppidum augusta, quos super gallaecia.
flumen limia, durius amnis e maximis hispaniae, ortus in pelendonibus et iuxta numantiam lapsus, dein per arevacos vaccaeosque, disterminatis ab asturia vettonibus, a lusitania gallaecis, ibi quoque turdulos a bracaris arcens. omnis, quae dicta regio a pyrenaeo, metallis referta auri, argenti, ferri, plumbi nigri albique.
Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.
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