- CORSTOPITUM
- CORSTOPITUMAngliae oppid. Antonin. Ottadinorum olim, Morpet Camdeno, Castrum Northumbriae, ad amnem Wansbeck; Cordbridge autem Talboto, super Tinam fluv. in Northumbria.
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