Bituricum
Bĭtŭrĭcum, ī, n. , ville principale des Bituriges : Greg. Tur.
Biturĭcum
The modern Bourges; known also in ancient times as Avaricum; the chief town of the Bituriges, on the Avara (Evre), a branch of the Cher. The walls of the town are carefully described by Caesar (B. G. vii. 23), who besieged it and finally took it by assault in B.C. 52.