# Naturalis Historia 3.51

Pliny the Elder, Naturalis Historia, Book 3. Latin.

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51] hinc amnes Prile, mox Umbro, navigiorum capax, et ab eo tractus Umbriae portusque Telamo, Cosa Volcientium a populo Romano deducta, Graviscae, Castrum Novum, Pyrgi, Caeretanus amnis et ipsum Caere intus m. p. VII, Agylla a Pelasgis conditoribus dictum, Alsium, Fregenae, Tiberis amnis a Macra CCLXXXIIII p. intus coloniae Faliosca, Argis orta, ut auctor est Cato, quae cognominatur Etruscorum, Lucus Feroniae,Rusellana, Seniensis, Sutrina.

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