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the basis of the mileages that it lay further south, but there are
no known sites of sufficient size or importance to have been a
uruni cipi um.
10. Tab. Peut. VIII, 1-2 Vigdida or Digdida Municipium Selorum; cf. Ant. Ztin.
65.4 (Digdica). The full title in the Tabula suggests that the town
was originally designated as a civitas of the Sell tribe. The date
of its promotion is unknown, Cascou 1982,309-10. Also Cerrata 1933,
220-23; Goodchild 1954c.
11. The position of 2bubactis is uncertain but is most likely in the area
west of the Sebkha Taourgha, see note 9, above. Zita and Digdida are
also a few kilometres from the sea.
12. Toussaint 1908,405-06.
13. Tab. Pout. VIZ, 4; Stillwell 1976,1000-1001. The famous villa of Dar
Buk-Amaarah with its mosaics and wall paintings may, however, suggest
a false importance for the settlement of Sugolin which was almost
certainly still within the territorium of Lepcis.
14. Tab. Peut. VIII, 1 (Marcomades Selorum); Ant. Ztin. 64,8(Macomadibus
Sirtis) ; Not. Dig. Oc., XXXI, 23. Also Cerrata 1933,205,212-13;
Bartoccini 1929b, 187-200.
15. Tab. Peut. VIII, 1-2 (Scina Ioc. Iudaeor. Augti. ) ; Ant. Ztin. 65,1
(lscina). Also Cerrata 1933,209-12; Coodchild 1964,99-106, with
plan and air-photos. The Islamic town of Sort on the same site has
been the subject of recent study, Abdulhamid Abdussaid et al, 9-12.
16. Tab. Peut. V, 3-4 (ad aquis Tacapa, sic) ; Ant. Itin. 74,1. Tissot 1888,
698-99; Toussaint 1905,63; Toutain 1903a, 292; Trousset 1974,
surprisingly gives no information on this important site.
17. Tab. Peut. VII, 1; Auge=xi is normally associated with the quite
extensive ruins at Ksar Koutine, Tissot 1888,694, who reported the
discovery by Sainte-Marie of a walled settlement, with a large
mausoleum and a theatre (this last detail almost certainly incorrect).
Recent maps, Salama 1959, Harteman 1975 suggest that Auge i lay at
Hedenine or further southeast. The ruins at Routine with its
associated water diversion system (Carton 1897,373-85) still merit
consideration.
19. Tab. Peut. VII, 1, Girba, Tipasa, Hartbus, Uchios; Pliny V, 41,
Meninx and Thora; Strabo XVII, 3,17. For the bridge Ant. Itin. 60,2.
20. For instance, Putea Pallene, Ad Amonem, Assaria, Ad Algam, Getullu,
Quintiliana, Ad Palmam (Tab. Peut. VII, 1-4) between Gigthis and
Lepcis. See Tissot 1888,207-16.
21. Rebuffat 1972,329-30; 1975b, 191; 1975c, 502-3.
22. See Appendix 2, below.
23. Euzennat and Trousset 1975,31-33; Trousset 1974,114-118.
24. Ward-Perkins and Goodchild 1949,81-95; Mattingly 1982,73-80.
25. Lecoy de la Marche 1894,299-402; Boizot 1913,260-66.
26. Lecoy de la Marche 1894,407-8; Trousset 1974,109-10.
27. Donau 1909,35-38; Toutain 1903a, 324-25; Poinssot 1940,9,259;
Trousset 1974,75-78.
28. As may be the case with Turris Tamalleni, Aquae Tacapitanae and
Marcomades.
29. Carter 1965,123-32; Miro and Fiorenti 1977,5; 75; Yorke et al 1966;
Yorke 1967,18-24.
30. CIL 8.11002-11003 (Claudian), 11004 (Nervan) from Zian.
31. See below, notes 60 to 62.
32. For the Roman roads of Tripolitania, see especially Goodchild 1948,
1-28; 1971,155-62,164-69.
33. Tab. Peut. VI5 5- VIII, 2; Ant. Itin. 59,6 - 65,6; CIL 8.10016
(Nervan) 10017; ILAf652-653; ILT 1719; ZRT 923-929; Goodchild 1948,
9-10; 1952b, c and d; 1971,158.
34. Di Vita-Evrard 1979,91, unpublished text found in 1977 near Sabratha.