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destination for
tourists traveling through Istria by road.
Originally named Flanona, the
settlement was
inhabited by the
Illyrian Liburnians built in Roman...
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location in
inland Dalmatia Epetium Stobreč Epidaurum,
Epidaurus Cavtat Flanona Plomin, (Italian: Fianona) near
Labin Fulfinium,
Mirine Omišalj Gissa,...
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goddess worshipped in Albona.
Sentona -
goddess worshipped in Albona,
Flanona and Tarsatica,
among the
Northern Liburni.
Latra -
goddess worshipped in...
- 57944; 18.22083 (Epetium) 17
Flanona Plomin 45°8′16″N 14°10′51″E / 45.13778°N 14.18083°E / 45.13778; 14.18083 (
Flanona) 18
Fulfinum Near Omišalj 45°12′42″N...
- enjo****
Italic law (Ius Itali****) were
Alutae (Alvona - Labin),
Flanates (
Flanona – Plomin, the gulf of
Kvarner was
named by them -
sinus Flanaticus), Lopsi...
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island of Curicta, now Krk)
Encheleae Fertinates Flanates (chief town:
Flanona,
which gave name to the
Sinus Flanaticus)
Hymani (or Ismeni) Hythmitae...
- In
honour of Ica was
erected a
monument in the
vicinity of a
spring in
Flanona,
which still bears her name. Bindus,
identified with Neptune, was worshiped...
- Varaždin
Aquama Čakovec
Cibalae Vinkovci Epidaurus (2PG15),
Epidauros Cavtat Flanona (2PG15)
Plomin (Fianona)
Flumen Rijeka (Fiume), (Terra
Fluminis Sancti...
- Fruhstorfer, 1908
Taiwan L. c.
coelestis Leech, [1892] West
China L. c.
flanona Fruhstorfer, 1911 ****am L. c.
suvarna Fruhstorfer, 1908 Laos,
North Vietnam...
- Vips**** M. l. Faustus, a
freedman named in a
dedicatory inscription from
Flanona in Dalmatia,
dating from the
first century, or the
first half of the second...
