Rostochium, Rostock.
Rothomagum, Rouen.
S. Albani, St. Albans.
Sanctandrois, St. Andrews.
Sylva Ducis, or Sylva Ducalis, Bois le Duc, or Hertogenbosch.
Tarvisium, Treviso.
Taurinum, Turin.
Thermæ Antoninæ, Baden-Baden.
Ticinum, Pavia.
Tigurum, Zürich.
Toletum, Toledo.
Trajectum ad Mosam, or Trajectum superius, Maestricht.
Trajectum ad Rhenum, or Trajectum inferius, Utrecht.
Trajectum ad Viadrum, Frankfort-on-the-Oder.
Trecæ, or Tricasses, Troyes.
Tridentum, Trent.
Treviri, Treves.
Tubinga, Tubingen.
Turones, Tours.
Ubii, Cologne.
Ultrajectum, Utrecht.
Ulyssipo, Lisbon.
Urbs vetus, Orvieto.
Vallisoletum, Valladolid.
Venetiæ, Venice.
Vesontio, Besançon.
Vicentia, Vicenza.
Vienna Austriæ, Vienna.
Vienna in Delphinatu, Vienne, France.
Vigornia, Worcester.
Vindobona, Vienna.
Vratislavia, Breslau.
Westmonasterium, Westminster.
Wirceburgum, Würzburg.
These names have mostly been taken from Dr. Cotton's valuable lists:—
A Typographical Gazetteer, attempted by the Rev. Henry Cotton, D.C.L. The Second Edition. Oxford, 1831. 8vo.
At page 332 is an index of disguised, falsified, or fictitious places.
At page 336, a list of the names of certain academies, etc., which sometimes are found on the titles of books (particularly on academical dissertations), without further specification of the place to which they belong.
A Typographical Gazetteer, attempted by the Rev. Henry Cotton, D.C.L. Second Series. Oxford, 1866. 8vo.
At page 335 is a revised list of fictitious places.
notes
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Dublin Review, October 1846, p. 7.
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Dublin Review, October 1846, p. 12.
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Dublin Review, October 1846, p. 6.
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I remember very vividly a pleasant day spent in the Pepysian Library with Mr. Bradshaw, under the kindly guardianship of Professor Newton. Mr. Bradshaw was specially delighted with Pepys's own MS. catalogues.
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