Tusca
Tusca, æ, m. , rivière dʼAfrique : Plin. 5, 22.
Also Robellus dedit Deo sanctoque Johanni octavam partem alodii,... et est super Tuscas de Pariniaco, unum quoque molendinum ad Tuscas.Unde diminut.
Tusculaibid. fol. 95. r° :
Donavit domum, hortum, fraxineiam, prata, vineas cum Tuscula, etc.Charta ann. 1404. in Reg. feud. comitat. Pictav. ex Cam. Comput. Paris. fol. 63. r° :
Item et manerium de Bello-fonte cumAlia ann. 1405. ibid. fol. 66. r° :sua clausura, garena, Tuschis, vineis, pratis, etc.
Item unum herbergamentum,...... insimul cum Tuscis et terris ;... quæ quidem apertinentiæ tenentur ex una parte Tuscæ de Fayola, una fovea in medio posita.Vide Tuscha.
TUSCA
TUSCAa river forming the W. boundary of the Roman province of Africa, which, after a short course to the N., fell into the sea near Tabraca. (Plin. v. ss. 2, 3.)
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