BURSA

BURSA
I.
BURSA
Metropolis Bithyniae, sedes Imperii Ottomannici, ante Adrianopolim. A Prusia conditore, Prusa dicta creditur. Strabo, l. 12.
II.
BURSA
nomen, quô olim Collegia disignabantur, teste Aventinô Annal. l. 6. Vide infra. In celebrioribus Emporiis nomen huic loco est, ubi Mercatores statis per hebdomadem horis conveniunt, de rebus suis dissertaturi; cui simile quid Romanorum Basilicae fuêre. Quam magnifice enim exstructae exornataeque Bursae sint, Londini, Amstelodami, alibi, nemini ignotum. De Amstelodamensi sic Barlaeus in Medicae, Mercatorum, inquit, augusta porticus, quam Bursam vocant, eleganti et operosâ structurâ, fornicibus tota moles incumbit superiora operis columnae marmoreae quadraginta valide portant, ut ne dissolvere saecula compagem videantur posse. Ambigas, ingeniô, an sumptu, an utilitate maior? Officinis inferioribus, qua plateas et Amstelam spectant, viginti sex cingitur; at, quâ per gradus ascenditur, stationes aperit et vendentium capsulas plurimas, quae centenarium facilê excedunt, ubi merces omnimodae pulchriores, exoticae, domesticae, natae vel factae veneunt. Hîc mutuis contractibus venditur Orbis, hic emitur, hîc de pretiis rerum, permutandis merciwoniis, onerandis exonerandisque navibus, de ponenda in usuram, remittenda aliunde pecunia, omnis sermo etc. Vide supra in voce Basilica. Nominis originem, ex Hebraeo Botsra, (unde et interior Carthaginis pars Byrsa) munitum locum denotente, arcessit Keuchenius ad C. Nepotis Fragm.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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