Septimus mons Notae | Bibliographia | Tabula navigationis46° 25′ 12″ Sept., 9° 38′ 16.8″ Ort.p. 191Septimus mons123Magnetic prospecting of the Roman military camp at Septimer Pass (Switzerland)Bündner Berg- und Passnamen vor dem XIX. Jahrhundert

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Septimus mons

Septimerpass - Pass da Sett - Passo del Settimo

Septimus mons
Vallis

Altitudo supra mare metris

2310

Terra

Helvetia

Regio

Grisonia

Oppida
Inter Bivium et Casacciam

Coordinata geographica

46° 25′ 12″ Sept., 9° 38′ 16.8″ Ort.

Septimus mons[1][2] est transitus altitudinis 2310 metrorum in Grisonia qui iam aetate Romana in usu erat.



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  1. ↑ "Stalla, stabulum Bivium, quod eo vico duo itinera montes scindant, altero per septinum montem in Bregallos ducente, altero per Iulium in superiores Engadinos ... Bregallia (Bergel) attingit in superiori sui parte Septimum, itemque Meloium, ex quo Mairae ortus" (p. 191 apud Google Books)


  2. ↑ "Septimus mons" in J. G. Th. Graesse, Orbis Latinus (Dresdae: Schönfeld, 1861; 1909. Brunsvici, 1972, 3 voll.) 1 2 3



Bibliographia |


  • Jörg W. E. Fassbinder et al., "Magnetic prospecting of the Roman military camp at Septimer Pass (Switzerland)" in Open Journal of Archaeometry vol. 2 (2014)

  • Adolf Wäber, "Bündner Berg- und Passnamen vor dem XIX. Jahrhundert" in Jahrbuch der Schweizer Alpenclub (1911/1912) pp. 148-182


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