-
Pliny (Hist. Nat., iii. 122) also
gives the
Ligurian name of the Po as
Bodincus,
which he
translates as "bottomless". The root bod- has been generally...
- M****ille" to
refer to traders. The
Ligurian name of the
River Po,
recorded as
Bodincus, is said by
Pliny to mean "of
unmeasured depth",
which can be compared...
-
Simacus (Latin, Gr****), Piva (Montenegrin, Serbian, Croatian, Bosnian) Po
Bodincus or
Bodencus (Ligurian),
Eridano (old Italian),
Eridanos - Ηριδανος (Ancient...
-
early imperial period, was
Bodincomagus from the
Ligurian name of the Po,
Bodincus,
which meant "bottomless". In
Roman times it
became the
flourishing colonia...
