PANNONIA Valeria

PANNONIA Valeria
PANNONIA Valeria
Lib. Notit, quae et Valeria simpliciter, pars Pannoniae superioris, in qua Stiria ad ortum continetur. De Pannonia Ovid. loc. cit.
Nunc tibi Pannonia est, nunc Illyris ora domanda.
URBES PANNONIAE ET IAZYGUM SIVE HUNGARIAE HUIUS TEMPORIS, SUB AUSTRIACIS: Altemburgum, Altemburg, seu Owar. Arrabo. Rab, seu Iavarin. Bistricia, Bistricz, seu Newsol. Cassovia, Caschaw. Crumerum, seu Comaria, Komara. Eperiae, Eperies. Filecum, Filex. Nitria, Neytracht. Papa, Papa. Posonium, Presburg. Sopronium, Edenburg. Thata, Dotes. Tirnavia, Tyrna. Tokaeum, Tokay. Varasdinum, Varasdin. Vesprimium, Vesprim. Unguaria, Unghwar. Zagrabia, Zagrab. Zatmaria, Zatmar. URBES PANNONIAE ET IAZYGUM SIVE HUNGARIAE HUIUS TEMPORIS, SUB TURCIS: Agria, Erlaw. Alba Regalis, Stulweissemburg. Bodroga, Bodrock. Bosna, vel Basiana, Posega. Buda, Offen. Canisia, Canischa. Cenadium, Chonad. Centum colles, Zashalon. Colocia, Coloz. Copanum, Kopan. Debrecinum, Debrecyn. Hatuanum, Hatuan. Lippa, Lippa. Mursa, et Mursia, Ezeck. Novigradum, Novigrad. Novoselium, Owar, seu Newhausel. Pestum, Pest. Petrowaradinum, Peterwarden. Quinque Ecclesiae, Funfkirken. Segedinum, Seged. Segetum, Zygeth. Sirmium, Sirmisch. Solnocum, Zolnock. Strigonium, Gran, seu Strigonie. Taurunum, Belgrade. Temisvaria, Temesvar. Vacia, Vaitzen. Valponum, Valpon.

Hofmann J. Lexicon universale. 1698.

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