Brundisium
[bruhn-diz-ee-uh m, -dizh-ee-]
- ancient name of Brindisi.
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Sica had said that he would accompany me; but he has left Brundisium.
The Letters of Cicero, Volume 1Marcus Tullius Cicero
When you come back from Thessaly with your legions to Brundisium you did not kill me!
The Life of CiceroAnthony Trollope
In the autumn of this year Cicero had himself landed at Brundisium.
The Life of CiceroAnthony Trollope
His disquiet entered the ship at Brundisium, and sailed across the sea with him.
Let us follow HimHenryk Sienkiewicz
The same evening she was moored to one of the quays in the harbour of Brundisium.
Lords of the WorldAlfred John Church
Brundisium
- the ancient name for Brindisi
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