- LAUDA, s. LAUDUM
- LAUDA, s. LAUDUMvett. Laus Pompeia, civ. Insubrium in Abduae flum. ripa. Huic Pompeiae nomen a Strab. l. 5. p. 213. Pompeii Mag. patre ortum, qui vel colonos huc deduxerit, vel urbem refecerit.
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LAUDA, s. LAUDUM
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