Harry Thurston Peck, Harpers Dictionary of Classical Antiquities (1898), V, Veterinarius, Vicentia

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V - Vatican Museum

Vaticānus Mons - Venus

Venus de' Medici - Veterāni

Veterinarius - Vindicius

Vettius , Lucius

Vetulonia, Vetulonium

Veturius Mamurius

Vetus , Antistius

Vibius Sequester

Vicesĭma Hereditātum

Vicesĭma Libertātis

Victor , Sex: Aurelius

Victorīnus Afer , Gaius Marius

Viermänner Scholien

Vigintisexvĭri

Villius Annālis

Viminālis Porta

Vindex , C. Iulius

Vindicta - Volsellae

Volsinii - Vulturnus

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Vicentia

or Vicetia, less correctly Vincentia. Now Vicenza; a town on the river Togisonus in Venetia, in the north of Italy, and a Roman municipium.

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

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