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Origin of name Narnia

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PostPosted: April 21st, 2005, 9:20 am
by fgiusepp
about Narnia and Ameria you can find this Map

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thanks for your information about :
I'm fairly sure that Pliny's mother-in-law wasn't named 'Rooster'

It is right Pliny's mother-in-law was named Pompea Celerina
about Tacitus many peoples said that born very close to Narnia in Terni
( named in latin INTERAMNA ) you can see this in the same immage in this page.

So Narnia are a very important latin town .
What you think about it ????