Quadriburgium
Quā̆drĭburgĭum, ii, n.,
- a fortified town in Gallia Belgica, Amm.18, 2, 4; Inscr. Orell. 2090.
Quădrĭburgĭum, ī, n. , ville des Bataves, la même que Burginacium : Amm. 18, 2 || -gĭus, a, um, et -ēnsis, e, de Quadriburgium : Inscr.
QUADRIBURGIUM
QUADRIBU´RGIUM Ammianus Marcellinus (Ammian. 18.2) mentions Quadriburgium among the fortresses on the Rhine which Julian repaired : Civitates occupatae sunt septem, Castra Herculis, Quadriburgium, Tricesimae, Novesium, Bonna, Antunnacum et Bingio.T here is however some corruption in the passage (note of Lindenbrog). The places seem to be mentioned in order from north to south. D'Anville conjectures that Quadriburgium is the same place as Burginatium [BURGINATIUM], following Cluver and Alting. (Ukert, Gallien, p. 528.) Other geographers conjecture solely from the resemblance of name that it may be Qualburg, not far from Clève, which appears to have been a Roman place, for Roman coins and inscriptions have been found there.
[G.L]