Pisaurum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Pisaurum - a Roman colony in Picenum, Italy
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184/12 Roman colonies are founded at Potentia and Pisaurum.
81/67 boundary stones between Pisaurum and Fundanum by M.Varro Lucullu
Within translations:
Cic:Brut_271 and T. Accius, of Pisaurum, to whom I replied in behalf
Cic:Phil_13.26 though they report that at Pisaurum he was a temperate man
Cic:Sest_9 part in that conspiracy at Pisaurum and in other parts of
CIL_1.2659 ars found with others at Pisaurum, three of them dedic
CIL_1.378 gift, bestowed by matrons of Pisaurum. CIL_1 .379 L
Hieron:Chron_1878 Accian estate near Pisaurum is named after him, because
Obseq_14 thundered frequently. At night at Pisaurum an image of the sun
Obseq_48 down to the sea. At Pisaurum a roaring was heard from

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