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. (as regards the route of Hannibal, Liv. xxi. 38),the statements are entitled to more respect thanthey sometimes receive. Alinda (™ : AKivSevs), a fortressand small town, SE. of Stratoniee, where Ada,Queen of Caria, fixed her residence, whenshe was driven out of Halicarnassus (). Aliphera CAAicpeipa, AAicpTjpa, AKHptipatus,A\iella (Mosel). Allectus, the chief officer of CarausiuB inBritain, whom he murdered in ;. 298. Hothen assumed the imperial title himself, but 1 54 ALLIA was defeated and slain in 296 by the g
. (as regards the route of Hannibal, Liv. xxi. 38),the statements are entitled to more respect thanthey sometimes receive. Alinda (™ : AKivSevs), a fortressand small town, SE. of Stratoniee, where Ada,Queen of Caria, fixed her residence, whenshe was driven out of Halicarnassus (). Aliphera CAAicpeipa, AAicpTjpa, AKHptipatus,A\iella (Mosel). Allectus, the chief officer of CarausiuB inBritain, whom he murdered in ;. 298. Hothen assumed the imperial title himself, but 1 54 ALLIA was defeated and slain in 296 by the general AUectus, Roman Emperor, , head of Emperor ; rev., Pax (struck in London). Allia, or more correctly Alia, a small river,which rises in the neighbourhood of Crustume-rium, and flows into the Tiber, crossing the ViaSalaria about 11 miles from Rome. It ismemorable for the defeat of the Romans by theGauls on its banks, July 16th, 390 ; whichday, dies Alliensis, was hence marked as anunlucky day in the Roman calendar. (Liv. , 28 ; Tac. Hist. ii. 91; Verg. Aen. vii. 717.)There is some dispute about its identification,but it seems that it is the stream nowknown as Scolo del Casale, which crosses theroad at Fonte di Papa. It is a very smallbrook, but runs in a deep hollow. A. Allienus. 1. A friend of Cicero, was thelegate of Q. Cicero in Asia, 60, praetor in49, and governor of Sicily on behalf of Caesarin 48 and 47 (Cic. Q. F. i. 1 ; Att. x. 15; 78).—2. A legate of Dolabella, by whom hewas sent into Egypt in 43 (Cic. Phil. xi. 12). Alllfae,
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