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adnectitur septima, in qua etruria est ab amne macra, ipsa mutatis saepe nominibus. vmbros inde exegere antiquitus pelasgi, hos lydi, a quorum rege tyrrheni, mox a sacrifico ritu lingua graecorum tusci sunt cognominati. primum etruriae oppidum luna, portu nobile, colonia luca a mari recedens propiorque pisae inter amnes auserem et arnum, ortae a pelopidis sive a teutanis, graeca gente. vada volaterrana, fluvius caecina, populonium, etruscorum quondam hoc tantum in litore. hinc amnes prile, mox vmbro, navigiorum capax, et ab eo tractus vmbriae 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 falisca, argis orta, ut auctor est cato, quae cognominatur etruscorum, lucus feroniae, rusellana, seniensis, sutrina. de cetero arretini veteres, arretini fidentiores, arretini iulienses, amitinenses, aquenses cognomine taurini, blerani, cortonenses, capenates, clusini novi, clusini veteres, florentini praefluenti arno adpositi, faesulae, ferentinum, fescennia, hortanum, herbanum, nepet, novem pagi, praefectura claudia foroclodi, pistorium, perusia, suanenses, saturnini qui ante aurini vocabantur, subertani, statonienses, tarquinienses, tuscanienses, vetulonienses, veientani, vesentini, volaterrani, volcentani cognomine etrusci, volsinienses. in eadem parte oppidorum veterum nomina retinent agri crustuminus, caletranus.

Naturalis Historia. Pliny the Elder. Karl Friedrich Theodor Mayhoff. Lipsiae. Teubner. 1906.

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