_Taixalorum, prom._ Buchan ness. _Tamara_, by Tavistoke upon Tamar r. _Tamarus fl._ Tamar r. Devonshire. * _Tamea_, Brumchest by Blair. * _Tavus æst._ Tay frith. _Tavus fl._ Tay r. by Perth. * _Tebius fl._ Tewy r. by Carmarthen. * _Termolum_, _Primæ_, South Molton, Devonshire. * _Texalum_, Castle in Mearns. _Thamesis fl._ Thames r. _Thanatos ins._ Thanet isle. * _Theodosia Vespasianæ_, Dunbriton. * _Thermæ colon._ Bath; _Aquæ Solis_. _Thule ins. Caledon._ Iceland. _Tina fl._ by Montrose. * _Tisa fl. Maxim._ Tees r. Yorkshire. * _Tobius fl. Secund._ now Chymny, by Cardiff. _Trinobantes_, Middlesex. _Trisanton fl._ Newhaven, Sussex. * _Trivona fl. Flav._ Trent r. _Tuæssis_, upon Spay r. * _Tuerbius fl._ Tyvy r. by Cardigan. _Vacomagi_, _Vespasianæ_, Athol. * _Vaga fl. Secundæ_, the Wye r. Herefordshire. _Vallum Severi_, the Wall of Severus. * _Vanduaria_, Krawford in Cluydsdale. _Varar æstuar._ Frith of Murray. _Vecta ins._ Wight island. * _Vecturiones_, Angus people. _Vedra fl._ Weremouth. _Venta Icenorum_, Caster by Norwich. _Venta Belgarum_, Winchester. _Venta Silurum_, Caerwent, Monmouthshire. * _Venta_, Wimborn minster, Dorsetshire. _Verolanium_, Verlamcester, St. Alban’s; _municipium_. * _Vervedrum pr. Caledon._ Ness head. _Victoria_, Airdoch. * _Vidogaræ fl. Valentiæ_, Ayr. r. in Kyle. _Vindonum_, Silchester, Berkshire. _Vindelis prom._ Portland isle, Dorsetshire. * _Vinovium_, Piers bridge, Ovynford. _Virubrium prom._ the Ord head, Scotland. _Volsas sinus_, Loch breyn in Ross. _Voluba_, Grampound, Cornwall. * _Voluntii_, _Maximæ_, Amunder ness hundred, Lancashire. _Uriconium_, _Flaviæ_, Wroxeter, Shropshire. * _Uxella_, Barton on the Foss road, Somersetshire. * _Uxella fl. Primæ_, by Glastonbury, Somersetshire. * _Uxella m._ hills of Lothlers, Cluydsdale. _Uxellum_, Dumfrys in Nithsdale. _Uxellum_, rightly placed by Baxter, the r. Nyth, Nithisdale, or Dumfries. Thus I have recounted the names of places contained in this excellent map, to the number of 250; whereof 100, marked in this catalogue thus *, are wholly new, or ill-placed by former writers. The reader versed in these kind of inquiries, will find no small number of them; to his judgement I leave them: as to me, the finding fault with others endeavours is very disagreeable. This I may say; it sets us right in abundance, wherein before we had no guide but conjecture, from similitude of names: as, for instance, _Uxella_, placed in some great authors at _Lestwthiel_, _Cornwall_, is in _Somersetshire_, viz. at _Barton_, where the Roman road called Foss crosses the river, a little north of Ilchester. Many more might be specified, where only a map can properly direct us.