Geography

• Fabaris a river of the Sabines, mentioned under that name by Virgil (Aen. 7.715), who is copied by
• Fabia a. town of Latium on the Alban Hills, known to us only from the mention, by Pliny, of the
• Fabrateria Φαβρατερία, Strab. v. p.237: Eth. Fabraternus: S. Giovanni in Carico), a city of Latium, s
• Faesulae an ancient and important city of Etruria, situated on a hill rising above the valley of th
• Falacrinum a village and station on the Via Salaria, in the Sabine territory, and in the heart of the
• Faleria or FALERIO (Eth. Faleriensis or Falerionensis: Fallerona), a town of Picenum on the left b
• Faleria or FALESIA, a port on the coast of Etruria, nearly opposite to the island of Ilva, and a l
• Falerii Falerii (Φαλέριοι, Strab.; Φαλέριον, Dionys., Steph. B. sub voce Ptol.: Eth. Φαλίσκος, Eth
• Falernus Ager Ager a district or territory in the northern part of Campania, extending from the Massican
• Fanum Fortunae Fortunae (Φᾶνον Φορτοῦναι, Ptol.; τὸ Ἱερὂν τῆς Τύχης, Strab.: Eth. Fanestris: Fano), a cit
• Fanum Fugitivi Fanum Fugitivi a station on the Flaminian Way, between Interamna (Terni) and Spoletium (Sp
• Fanum Martis Martis in Gallia Transalpina. 1. Mentioned in the Not. Imp., gave the name of Pagus Fanoma
• Fanum Minervae Minervae in Gallia, is placed by the Anton. Itin. on the road from Durocortorum (Reims) to
• Fanum Voltumnae Voltumnae, VOLTUMNA a place in Etruria, at which it was the custom of the Etruscans to hol
• Faustinopolis a town in the south of Cappadocia, about 12 miles south of Tyana. It was named after the e
• Faventia a city of Gallia Cispadana, situated on the Via Aemilia, 10 miles from Forum Cornelii (Imo
• Fecyi Jugum Jugum on the south coast of Gallia, near Agatha (Agde), is mentioned by Avienus after Mons
• Feltria a town of Venetia, but on the confines of Rhaetia, and included within that province accor
• Fenni Fenni a population of the north and northeastern parts of Europe, first mentioned by Tacit
• Ferentinae Lucus Lucus a sacred grove with a fountain and shrine of the deity of the same name, celebrated
• Ferentinum or FERESTIUM (Φερεντῖνον, Strab. v. p.226; Φερεντία, Ptol. 3.1.50: Ferento), a city of Etr
• Ferentinum a city of the Hernicans; but included, with the other towns of that…
• Ferentum or FORENTUM (Φερέντη, Diod.: Eth. Forentanus), a town of Apulia, about 10 miles S. of Venu
• Feresne in Gallia, is placed by the Table on the road front Atuaca (that is, Atuatuca, or Tongern)
• Feronia or LUCUS FERONIAE (Φερωνία, Strab.; Λοῦκος Φηρωνίας, Ptol.). 1. A town of Southern Etruria
• Ferratus M. (Jebel Jurjura), a mountain-chain of Mauretania Sitifensis, running SW. from the neighb
• Fescennium an ancient town of Etruria, situated not very far from Falerii, with which it always appea
• Fibrenus a small river of Latium, in the country of the Volsci, which falls into the Liris on its l
• Ficana an ancient city of Latium, which figures in Roman history only on the occasion of its conq
• Ficulea or FICULEA (Φικόλνεοι, Dionys.: Eth. Ficuleas -ātis, Adj. Ficuleanus Varr.; Ficulensis, Ci
• Fidenae (Φιδῆναι, Strab., Ptol., but Φιδήνη in Dionysius, and the singular form FIDENA is used by
• Fidentia a town of Gallia Cispadana, situated on the Via Aemilia, between Parma and Placentia, and
• Figlinae in Gallia, only appears in the Table, which places it on a road from Vienna (Vienne) to Va
• Filomusiacum a place in Gallia, only known from the Table, which places it on the road between Vesontio
• Fines in Gallia. D'Anville observes (Notice, &c., Art. Fines), that there would be an infinite n
• Finis Bithyniae Bithyniae a station on the road which led from Claudiopolis to Gordium or Juliopolis, in G
• Firmum an important city of Picenum, situated about 6 miles from the Adriatic, and 25 from Asculu
• Fiscellus Mons Mons a lofty mountain forming part of the central and most elevated chain of the Apennines
• Flanaticus Sinus Sinus (Plin. Nat. 3.19), or FLANONICUS (Φλανωνικὸς κόλπος, Steph. B. sub voce the gulf on
• Flavia Caesariensis Caesariensis mentioned in the Notitia as being a division of Britain under the superintend
• Flavinium or FLAVINA, a small town of Etruria, known only from Virgil, who speaks of the Flavinia ar
• Flaviobriga a sea-port town on the N. coast of Hispania Terraconensis, and on the W. side of the estua
• Flaviopolis a town of Cilicia, to the west of Tarsus. From coins found at Ushak, it is manifest that t
• Flavium Solvense Solvense a town in Noricum, probably situated in the neighbourhood of Virunum. (Plin. Nat.
• Flenio a place which the Table fixes on a road from Noviomagus (Nymegen) to Lugdunum (Leiden). Th
• Fletio is placed in the Table on the road along the Rhine from Lugdunum Batavorum (Leiden), to No
• Flevo Lacus Lacus and FLEVUM OSTIUM. Drusus, the son of Livia, and the brother of Tiberius, when he he
• Flevum a fortress mentioned by Tacitus (Tac. Ann. 4.72), of which the probable position is given
• Flexum a town of some importance in Pannonia, in the south of Carmuntum. According to Ptolemy (2.
• Florentia 1. (Φλωρεντία, Ptol.: Eth. Florentinus: Florence; in Italian, Firenze, but in old writers
• Florentiana Φλωρεντίανα, Florentia), a town in Moesia, of which the site is unknown. (Procop. de Aedif
• Floriana a town of uncertain site, in Lower Pannonia. It was connected by a road with Aquincum, 30
• Florius a small river of Hispania Tarraconensis, in the territory of the Astures, near the N. extr
• Foenicularius Campus Campus (τὸ Μαραθῶνος πέδιον), a large plain in the neighbourhood of Tarraco, in Spain, so
• Fons Tungrorum Tungrorum Pliny says (31.2) that Tungri, a city of Gallia, has a famous fountain, sparklin
• Fontes Amari Fontes Amari (αἱ πικραὶ λίμναι, Strab. xvii. p.804; Diod. 3.39; Plin. Nat. 6.29.33), the B
• Forath a small town of Southern Babylonia, stated by Pliny to have been on the banks of the Pasit
• Formiae a city of Latium on. the coast of the Sinus Caiëtanus, and situated on the Via Appia, betw
• Formio a small river, now called the Risano, falling into the Adriatic Sea between Tergeste (Trie
• Fortunatae Insulae Insulae (αἱ τῶν Μακάρων νῆσοι, the Islands of the Blessed), one of those geographical name
• Foruli Foruli (Φόρουλοι), a town of the Sabines, situated, as we learn from Livy (26.11), on the
• Forum Allieni Forum Allieni a city of Gallia Cisalpina, mentioned only by Tacitus (Tac. Hist. 3.6) durin
• Forum Appii Forum Appii (Φόρον Ἀππίου: Eth. Foroappiensis), a town on the Appian Way, distant 43 miles
• Forum Aurelii Forum Aurelii a town or village on the coast of Etruria, situated on the Via Aurelia, and
• Forum Cassii Forum Cassii a town of Etruria, situated on the Via Cassia, with the formation of which, f
• Forum Claudii Forum Claudii Ptolemy (3.1) mentions two towns in the country of the Centrones [CENTRONES]
• Forum Clodii Forum Clodii a town of Etruria, situated (as might be inferred from its name) upon the Via
• Forum Cornelii Forum Cornelii (Φόρον Κορνήλιον, Strab.; Φόρον Κορνηλίου, Ptol.; Κορνηλίου ἀγορά. Dio Cass
• Forum Decii Forum Decii a town of the Sabines, mentioned only by Pliny (3.12. s. 17), the site of whic
• Forum Diuguntorum Diuguntorum or JUGUNTORUM (Φόρος Διουγουντῶν ἤ Ἰουγουντῶν, Ptol. 3.1.31), a town of Transp
• Forum Domitii Forum Domitii is placed by the Itins. on the great Roman road from Nemausus (Nimes) to Nar
• Forum Flaminii Forum Flaminii (Φόρον Φλαμίνιον, Strab.; Ιφόρος Φλαμινίου, Ptol.: Eth. Foroflaminiensis),
• Forum Fulvii Forum Fulvii (Valenza), a town of the interior of Liguria, mentioned by Pliny among the no
• Forum Gallorum Gallorum (Ἀγορὰ Κελτῶν, Appian), a village on the Via Aemilia, between Mutina and Bononia.
• Forum Hadriani Forum Hadriani One of the roads which the Table marks from Lugdunum Batavorum (Leiden) to
• Forum Julii Forum Julii (Fréjus), a town of Gallia Narbonensis on the coast between Telo Martius (Toul
• Forum Julii Forum Julii or JULIUM. 1. (Φόρος Ἰούλιος, Ptol.: Eth. Forojuliensis: Cividale di Friuli),
• Forum Licinii Forum Licinii a town of Transpadane Gaul, mentioned only by Pliny (3.17. s. 21), who write
• Forum Ligneum Ligneum is placed by the Antonine Itin. on the road from Caesar Augusta (Saragosa), in Spa
• Forum Livii Forum Livii (Forlí), a town of Gallia Cispadana, situated on the Via Aemilia, between Fave
• Forum Novum Novum 1. (Eth. Foronovanus: Vescovio), a town in the territory of the Sabines, mentioned a
• Forum Popilii Forum Popilii 1. (Forlimpopoli), a small town on the Via Aemilia about half-way between Fo
• Forum Segusianorum Segusianorum a town of the Segusiani (Ptol. 2.8), who were on the west bank of the Rhone,
• Forum Sempronii Forum Sempronii Φόρον Σεμπρώνιον, Strab.; Φόρος Σεμπρωνίου, Ptol.: Eth. Forosemproniensis:
• Forum Tiberii Forum Tiberii is placed by Ptolemy (2.9) among the Helvetii. It is unknown where it is. D'
• Forum Trajani Forum Trajani a town in the interior of Sardinia, known only from the Itineraries, which p
• Forum Truentinorum Truentinorum or DRUENTINORUM, a town of Gallia Cispadana, mentioned by Pliny among the mun
• Forum Vibii Forum Vibii (Vibi Forum, Plin. Nat. 3.17. s. 21: Eth. Forovibiensis, Id. 16. s. 20), a sma
• Forum Voconii Forum Voconii a place in Gallia Narbonensis, distant from Forum Julii [FORUM JULII; ARGENT
• Fosi Fosi a small German tribe, of which nothing is known beyond what Tacitus (Germ. 36) relate
• Fossa Corbulonis Corbulonis When Corbulo commanded in the parts about the mouths of the Rhine, he employed
• Fossa Mariana Mariana or FOSSAE MARIANAE. Plutarch (Marius, c. 15) gives a sufficiently clear account of
• Franci Franci the name of a confederation of German tribes to which belonged the Sigambri (the pr
• Fratuertium or FRATUENTUM, a town of Calabria, mentioned by Pliny (3.11. s. 16), in conjunction with S
• Fregellae a city of Latium, in the more extended sense of the term, but properly a city of the Volsc
• Fregenae a maritime town of Etruria, situated between Alsium and the mouth of the Tiber. (Strab. v.
• Frentani Frentani (Φρεντανοί, Strab., Ptol.; Φερεντανοί, Pol., Dionys.), a people of Central Italy,
• Frento a river of Apulia, which rises in the Apennines near Baselice, and has a course of near 50
• Fretum Gallicum Gallicum is a name which Solinus (100.25, ed. Steph.) gives to the straits which separate
• Frigidus Fluvius Fluvius a river of Venetia, in the country of the Carni, placed by the Itineraries on the
• Frisiabones are placed by Pliny (4.17) in North Gallia, between the Sunici and Betasii [BETASII]. We c
• Frisii Frisii (Frisnnes, Paul. Diac. 6.37; Frigones, Geogr. Rav. 4.23; and Frisei, Frisaei, or Fr
• Frudis is placed by Ptolemy (2.9) between the mouth of the Sequana (Seine) and the Promontory Iti
• Frusino a city of Latium, situated on the Via Latina, 7 miles from Ferentinum, between that city a
• Fucinus Lacus Lacus (ἡ Φουκίνα λίμνη, Strab.: Lago Fucino or Lago di Celano), a lake in the centre of It
• Fulginium a municipal town of Umbria, situated on the Via Flaminia at the western foot of the Apenni
• Fundi Fundi (Φοῦνδοι: Eth. Φουνδανός, Eth. Fundanus: Fondi), a city of Latium, in the more exten