turnpike
TURNPIKE
*repagulum. Turnpike-road via lapidibus strata munita manu facta; also via aggerata (after Curt.); viae agger (Tac. Hist. 2 24); trames aggeratus (after Tac. Ann. 1 63); also simply via (Cic.): to make a turnpike-road viam lapide sternere (Ulpian in Dig.) consternere (Plin.); viam aggerare (after Tac.); viam publicam sternere (Eichst): turnpike-gate keeper exactor redituum ex viarum munitione (after Cic. Font. 4 7): toll at a turnpike vectigal in via publica proficiscentibus pendendum; or perhaps portorium (Vid: Herzog. ad Caes. B.G. 4 1).
*repagulum. Turnpike-road via lapidibus strata munita manu facta; also via aggerata (after Curt.); viae agger (Tac. Hist. 2 24); trames aggeratus (after Tac. Ann. 1 63); also simply via (Cic.): to make a turnpike-road viam lapide sternere (Ulpian in Dig.) consternere (Plin.); viam aggerare (after Tac.); viam publicam sternere (Eichst): turnpike-gate keeper exactor redituum ex viarum munitione (after Cic. Font. 4 7): toll at a turnpike vectigal in via publica proficiscentibus pendendum; or perhaps portorium (Vid: Herzog. ad Caes. B.G. 4 1).
turnpike: *rĕpāgla, ŏbĭces. T.-road: via: v. HIGH-ROAD .