you'll need sauce.
Please provide a source for you modern name alledged to have been used in antiquity.
any real source will do.
Google or Wikipedia will not.
an author who wrote this before 1980 would suffice.
you should take an image of the map in the Aelia Capitolna and put it up so all can see.
So why does anyone care about the historical borders from 2000 years ago anyway?
have you checked the online version of what you found with an actual copy of the 11th edition from 1911? How do we know that your copy is correct?
by 1911 the corruptocrats of the British puketockracy were already hard at work bastardizing History and making up lies about Science.
Your source, sad to say, could be tainted too. What is the source that they list in there for the information? We all know that things information out of Oxford is often tainted and bogus, like the people who they send from there to carpet bag the wide-world-over.
there is a map of New England and it shows an Island that is called 'Nomans Land'.
you can find places where people claim that it was the name of an indian who lived there in a solitary condition. So I am well aware of how hoaxes are perpetrated.
the story from these links claim that the 'oral History' says that this Wampanoag's name was 'Noman'.
And who can say that there wasn't someone like that?
so you don't get killed by falling tree limbs or lightning?
the job of 'projectionist' is a hard one and don't put it down.
AV used to have to haul the projection equipment to a room in a remote building even in a snow storm, a college job.
Don't put down Projectionist or AV guys.
Some of them who learned that young became very well off because of it.
nothing wrong with being in charge of the film.
You're view is skewed to imagine that necessary jobs are lowly. Back then no one had a video screen on their cell phone. A movie for the college class was something that happened quite often, and the Projectionist made it all happen.
Pepe McThistle does not take any calls.
He's a frog or a Thistle, and he doesn't get cellphone service where he grows in a field by the side of the highway somewhere.
so no, you can't make call to him.
according to Forest service website Thistles prefer:
" tallgrass prairies, pastures, old fields, roadsides, savannas and forest edge."
tell the lawyers to look for Q there.
https://www.fs.fed.us/wildflowers/plant-of-the-week/Cirsium-discolor.shtml