
Lugdunum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org
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Lugdunum
- a city in Gaul, the modern Lyon
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Plancus and Lepidus found a Roman colony at Lugdunum.
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Hieron:Chron_1992
Comata, he founded the city of Lugdunum. 189th OLYMPIAD
Oros_6.21
victor to greet Caesar at Lugdunum. 23 Tiberius, the stepson of
Oros_7.17
sides. Albinus was overthrown at Lugdunum and lost his life. 7
Oros_7.29
with his own hand at Lugdunum. His brother Decentius, whom he
Plin:HN_4.107
territory is the colony of Lugdunum.
Plin:HN_4.122
and from the Alps through Lugdunum to the harbour of the
Plinius:Ep_9.11
were any booksellers at Lugdunum, and I am delighted to
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