Savo
1 Sāvō, ōnis, m. , rivière de Campanie : Plin. 3, 61.
2 Savō, ōnis, f. , ville de Ligurie [auj. Savone] : Liv. 28, 46.
Illo autem
parvo tempore quo quiescebat non super pannos laneos aut lineos, sive super culcitras
aut Savones, sed super durissimos lapides in campanili majoris ecclesiæ. Alia
notione vide in Sapo.SAVO
SAVO [VADA SABBATA]
SAVO
SAVO (Savone), a small river of Campania, which appears to have formed the boundary between that country and Latium, in the most extended sense of the term. It is a small and sluggish stream ( piger Save,S tat. Silv. 4.3. 66), flowing into the sea between Sinuessa and the mouth of the Vulturnus (Plin. Nat. 3.5. s. 9), and was crossed by the Appian Way, a few miles from its mouth, by a bridge called the Pons Campanus, from its forming the frontier of that country.
[E.H.B]Savo
Now the Savone; a river in Campania, which flows into the sea south of Sinuessa.