Teanum - in ancient sources @ attalus.org

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Teanum Sidicinum - a town in Campania, Italy
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90/21 L. Caesar is defeated by Marius Egnatius near Teanum.
Within translations:
Cic:LegAgr_2.86 of Cales, they will overwhelm Teanum, they will extend a chain
Cic:LegAgr_2.96 be compared with Cales, Teanum, Neapolis, Puteoli, Cumae, Pompeii,
Cic:Phil_12.27 themselves between Cales and Teanum the laws and conditions
GranLic_32 let him in by night at Teanum, because he was one of the
Phld:Sto_75 who stayed and died in Teanum; Demetrius and Lycander from Bithynia
ValMax_3.8.1 them all in chains to Teanum and Cales, into two separate

Teanum ² Apulum - a town in Apulia, Italy
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318/28 Teanum and Canusium surrender to the Romans.
Within translations:
Cic:Clu_27 under his mother's care at Teanum in Apulia, which is 18
Cic:Clu_197 see honourable Roman knights from Teanum in Apulia and from Luceria
Plin:HN_3.103 Fertor which forms a harbour, Teanum of the Apuli and Larinum

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