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1 VI(16)|       Genoa. The island was so named from abounding in fowls
2 VIII  |        estate of a certain man named Lupicinus, who was held
3 IX(21)|           Their chief town was named Caesarodunum, the modern
4 X(25) |    have seemed to be expressly named. ~
5 XIII  |        agreed to the condition named; for they held the loss
6 XIV   |     But in a village which was named Leprosum, when he too wished
7 XX    |  prefect, who was also consul, named Evodius, one of the most
8 XXIV  | delusion that a certain bishop named Rufus worshiped him as being