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Latin Names of Places.
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  • Rapa, Rapotum:—Raphoe, Donegal, Ireland.
  • Rata:—Leicester; Ratby, or Brinklow, Warwickshire.
  • Ratecorion. See Ratæ.
  • Rathpotensis, Rathpothensis:—Of Raphoe, Donegal, Ireland.
  • Ratostabius. See Rhatostathybius.
  • Ratupis. See Rutupæ.
  • Rauenatone:—A town in Cornwall or Devon.
  • Rauendala:—Ravensworth, Durham (?).
  • Rauimagum. See Nouiomagus.
  • Rauius:—River Erne, Connaught.
  • Rauonia:—A town probably in Cumberland.
  • Rebodunum:—Ribchester, Lancashire.
  • Reculsum:—Reculver, Kent.
  • Redingum:—Reading, Berks.
  • Redmella:—Rodmell, Sussex.
  • Regaina Insula:—Isle of Arran.
  • Regalis Locus:—Riallieu, Rewley, Oxon.
  • Regata:—Reigate, Surrey.
  • Regentium. See Regnum.
  • Regince Burgus:—Queenborough, Kent.
  • Regiodunum Hullinum:—Kingston-upon-Hull, Yorks.
  • Regiodunum Thamesinum:—Kingston-upon-Thames.
  • Regis Burgus:—Queenborough, Kent.
  • Regis Comitatus:—King's County, Ireland.
  • Regni:—People of Surrey, Sussex, and the sea coast of Hampshire.
  • Regni Sylva:—Ringwood, Hants.
  • Regnum:—Ringwood, Hants; Chichester, or Steyning, Sussex.
  • Regulbium:—Reculver, Kent.
  • Reguli Fanum:—St. Andrews, also called Kirkrule and Kilrule.
  • Reodburna:—Rodburne, Wilts.
  • Reofhoppa:—Ryhope, Durham.
  • Reopadunum:—Repton, Derbyshire.
  • Repandunum:—Repton.
  • Retha:—Byde, Isle of Wight.
  • Reuedala. See Rauendala.
  • Rhæba:—Rheban or Rheib, Queen's County, Ireland.
  • Rhage:—Leicester.
  • Rhatostathybius Flu.:—River Taff, Glamorganshire, Wye, or Ogmoor.
  • Rhauius. See Rauius.
  • Rhedus Flu.:—River Read, Northumberland.
  • Rhemnius:—River Remny, Glamorganshire.
  • Rherigonius Sinus:—Loch Ryan, or Luce Bay.
  • Rhesi Civitas:—Rochester, Kent.
  • Rhetigonium:—Barlan or Stranraer, Galloway.
  • Rhibellus Flu.:—The Ribble, Lancashire.
  • Rhicina:—Isle of Rum, or Rathlin. See Richina.