
Genua - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Genua
(Genoa) - a city on the north-west coast of Italy
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+ Genoa , Genuan , Genuans , Genuates
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CIL_584, record of an arbitration between Genua and the Veturii.
  Within translations:
CIL_1.584
the territories of the Genuates and the (Langenses)
Obseq_24
embarked on a ship at Genua, a snake was found on
Plin:HN_3.48
Porcifera, the town of Genua, the river Fertor, Portus
Plin:HN_6.217
Pisa, Luna, Luca, Genua, Liguria, Antipolis, Massilia,
ValMax_1.6.7
went by another route to Genua, and there went aboard a
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