Lisbon (English Wikipedia)
Analysis of information sources in references of the Wikipedia article "Lisbon" in English language version.
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...que o nome Lisboa derivaria de um acusativo grego da 3° declinação, Olisipona.", p. 19, (...the name Lisbon derives from the third declension of the Greek accusative singular, Olisipona.)
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