Apennines - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Apennines - a mountain range in the centre of Italy
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217/6 Hannibal crosses the Apennines.
Within translations:
Cic:DeOr_3.69 ** like rivers from the Apennines, in different directions, so that
CIL_1.584 to that height of the Apennine Mountains which is c
CIL_1.808 20,000 paces through the Apennine range; sum was assig
Nepos_23.4 of the Ligurians over the Apennines, on his way to Etruria.
Plin:HN_3.48 the above-mentioned lie the Apennines, the largest range of
Plin:HN_3.53 about the middle of the Apennine chain in the territory of
Plin:HN_3.74 away. [74] Next comes the Apennine forest of Sila, and the
Plin:HN_3.109 while the ranges of the Apennines fence it in on either
Plin:HN_3.115 Ariminium, the Po and the Apennines. On its coast are the
Plin:HN_3.118 receives navigable rivers from the Apennines and the Alps, but also
Plin:HN_6.218 foot of the Apennine_Mountains Apennines, and across the Alps
Plin:HN_7.162 the middle region between the Apennines and the Po. [163] Three
Plin:HN_8.227 in the district beyond the Apennines. Also wherever it occurs it
Plin:HN_36.175 sand is found from the Apennines as far as the Po,
Plinius:Ep_5.6 are ascending. The Apennines lie behind it, but at a consi
Schol:Bob_172 You brought these men from the Apennines to slaughter the

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