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- territory, the city is attested in Ancient Gr**** as Ῥίζων and in Latin as Risinium. The toponym has been compared with Albanian: rrjedh, meaning 'flow', 'stream'...
- The Diocese of Risano (Latin Risinium) was a Latin Church ecclesiastical jurisdiction or diocese of the Catholic Church from the 6th to the 17th century...
- the city of Risinium, and possibly a war god. Medaurus is depicted as riding on horseback and carrying a javelin. As the protector of Risinium, it is possible...
- Daorson, Scodra and Dyrrhachium, while Medaurus was the protector deity of Risinium, with a monumental equestrian statue dominating the city from the acropolis...
- brook collect in the narrow cultivable belt at Risan. The town was called Risinium in Latin. It is possibly related to Albanian "rrjedh", meaning "flow, stream"...
- the Illyrian city of Risinium (present-day Montenegro). The name is more scarcely attested on another inscription found in Risinium, engraved by the Peripolarchoi...
- Nerica Han, Rutevac Radices Jelašnica Remesiana Bela Palanka Ribare Ribare Risinium *Rhizon ? Dacia-Moesia Rittium Surduk Felix Romuliana Gamzigrad Saldum...
- put to death, along with his son. Lucius Tigidius Proculus, buried at Risinium in Dalmatia in a tomb dedicated by his sister, Tigidia Tertulla, dating...
- Nerica Han, Rutevac Radices Jelašnica Remesiana Bela Palanka Ribare Ribare Risinium ? Dacia-Moesia Rhizon Rittium Surduk Romuliana Gamzigrad Saldum ? Dacia-Moesia...
- 10th century. Other cities in the province included Anderva (Nikšić) and Risinium (Risan). As well as Siparantum (Peja), from the 5th to 9th century also...