Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), T, Trapezūs, Tricasses, Tricasii

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Tanāger - Taurii Ludi

Taurīni - Telphussa

Temenĭdae - Testamentum Porcelli

Testis - Thebae

Thebāïs - Thermae

Thermaĭcus Sinus - Thrinacia

Thronium - Tile

Tilphusium - Tolistobogi, Tolistoboii

Tollēno - Trapezophŏron

Trapezūs - Trierarches

Trasimēnus Lacus

Trebatius Testa

Trebellius Pollio

Trendelenburg , Friedrich Adolf

Tresvĭri Nocturni

Tribūni Aerarii

Tribūni Milĭtum

Tribūnus Celĕrum

Tribūta Comitia

Tricasses, Tricasii

Trichĭla, Trichĭlum, Tricla

Trierarchia - Tropaeum

Trophonius - Turris Hannibălis

Turris Stratōnis - Tzetzes

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Tricasses, Tricasii

or Tricassīni. A people in Gallia Lugdunensis, east of the Senones, whose chief town was Augustobona, afterwards Tricassae (Troyes).

Harry Thurston Peck. Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities. New York. Harper and Brothers. 1898.

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