Turicum
Turicum Turicum was a Swiss automobile manufactured between 1904 ... and 1912 in Zürich, later in Uster. Turicum is the Latin name of Zürich. The ... there were conventional four cylinder models. All Turicum cars were friction driven. Some of the ... External link http://mail.partner-partner.com/turicum/ (series of black and white photos)
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History of the city Zurich   (translated from German)
... STAtionis TURICensis on a Roman customs station Turicum referred to. The origin of the name ... the derivative of celtic dur for water. Turicum thus a kelto-Roman would be form ... belonged the open small market town (vicus) Turicum/Zuerich first to Province Gallia Belgica then too Germania superior. Turicum was as vicus not fastened, however a ... of emperor Diokletian starting from 286 came Turicum to Province Maxima Sequanorum in the ...
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Zurich   (translated from German)
... Swiss-German: Zueri, guess-Roman: Turitg, lateinisch : Turicum) inhabitant is (as with scarcely more than ... leads itself from a Roman customs station Turicum off. Zurich was an important city of ...
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History of Zürich
... and Sihl rivers. The Roman vicus of Turicum first belonged to the province of Gallia ... to Germania superior from AD 90. Roman Turicum was not fortified, but there was a ...
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User:Millisits
... page) 12:20, 15 Aug 2004 (hist) Turicum (Stub for Turicum, an early Swiss car) 20:04, 14 ...
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Zürich
... The Roman name for the town was Turicum and in the local dialect Zürich German ... article: History of Zürich In Roman times, Turicum was a tax-collecting point for goods ...
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Zürich (city)   (translated from Dutch)
... schwdt. Züri, it. Zurigo, rät. Turitg, lat. Turicum, markedly as Turícum, therefore with emphasis on ...
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Zurigo   (translated from Italian)
... Zurigo (ted. Zürich, fr./ingl. Zurich, lat. Turicum) it is, with 364.174 inhabitants (1 ... name of the city is supposed that, Turicum, it goes back just to this period ...
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Vitudurum   (translated from German)
... Guyan, J. E. Cutter, A. Of Zuerich, Turicum - Vitudurum - Iuliomagus. Three Vici in east Switzerland ...
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Altstetten (city Zurich)   (translated from German)
... Roman road of Chur (Curia) over Zurich (Turicum) after Bathe (Aquae Helveticae) soil ran over ...
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