Vomanus
Vomānus, ī, m., ein Küstenfluß im Süden von Picenum, der etwas nordöstl. von Hadria mündete, noch j. Vomano, Plin. 3, 110 (wo flumen Vomanum). Sil. 8, 437 (439.)
1 Vŏmānus, ī, m. , nom dʼun scholiaste de Virgile.
2 Vŏmānus, ī, m. , Sil. 8, 437, et Vŏmānum flūmen, Plin. 3, 110, rivière du Picénum.
VOMANUS
VOMANUS (Vomano), a river of Picenum, which rises in the lofty group of the Apennines now known as the Gran Sasso d'Italia, and flows into the Adriatic, after passing within a few miles to the N. of the city of Adria (Atri). Its name is mentioned by Pliny only (3.13.18).
[E.H.B]Vomānus
Now the Vomano; a small river in Picenum.