MANSUM

MANSUM
MANSUM
castrum Galliae, in extremis finibus dioecesis Aginnensis, triduô, sed frustra oppugnatum, a Comite
Montisfortis, bellô Albigensi, Petrus Monachus c. 77. Vulgo le Mas d'Agenois: ad ripam Garumnae, fere contra Marmondam. Istiusmodi loca in Galliis plurima, quae tamen Valesio Mansi potius dicenda. Vox olim Germanis, Gallis, Italis atque Anglis, in frequenti usu, a manendo: in Comitatu Valentino Colonica; Gallis aliter a vernaculo Carrue Carrucata: Bedae Familia, Saxonibus Hida. Hinc Mansio, Mansionile, etc. Vide Hadr. Valesium Notit. Gall. et prolixe de hac voce disserentem henr. Spelman. Glossar. Archaeol.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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