Aquae Sulis

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Aquae calidae with the Belgians in the south of Britain (Ὕδατα θερμά, Ptolem. II 3, 13), Aquae Sulis (Itin. Ant. 486, 3), on the street from Londinium to Isca Silurum; now Bath, with a number of ancient artifacts (cf. CIL VII p. 24) <60> and inscriptions in which the dea Sulis Minerva is often referred to, about whose hot springs and worship Solin. 21 (p. 115, 1 Mommsen) reports (most likely quibus praeest Sul Minerva was meant to be written in place of quibus praesul est Minerva).

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