Catalogue Entry: THEM00273

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^[15] * Aviti.

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^[17] a Scilicet iter ab Arelato per Germaniam et Noricum in Italiam sub initio Imp ut docet Sirmondus in Commentario in hunc locum Sidonij.

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^[20] a Ponit tamen Herodotus an 29, Sulpitius et Abul-Pharajius an 31.

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