Disputatio:Vindobona

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Is "Vindobona" actually used to refer to the modern city? It is the name of the ancient Roman city on the same spot, but was it used in Latin inscriptions and so forth in the modern period? (added by 72.66.89.124)

I have added a second source ... but this is not an answer. ;-) --Rolandus 22:47, 11 Decembris 2006 (UTC)

Vindobona certainly is and has been used, and it seems Vienna is also used. I have added a third source.

Vienna is also the (classical) name of a town in France. A discretiva line appears at the head of that other article. OK? Andrew Dalby 12:04, 20 Iunii 2007 (UTC)

[recensere] Names in other languages

I took out Anglice Vienna, Francogallice Vienne, because these aren't relevant to a page in Latin about Vienna. I left the eastern European names, doubtfully; Vienna was once the capital of an empire in which those languages were spoken, but I think they might multiply and become unwieldy (one could add as many more). Other opinions? Andrew Dalby 11:51, 20 Iunii 2007 (UTC)