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Toponym TP (renewed):	Pudput
Name (modern):	Souk-el-Abiod
Image:	To the image detail
Toponym before	III (Unnamed / illegible, no. V)
Toponym following	XII Neapoli X Lamniana
Alternative Image	---
Image (Barrington 2000)
Image (Scheyb 1753)	---
Image (Welser 1598)	---
Image (MSI 2025)	---
Pleiades:	https://pleiades.stoa.org/places/315121
Area:	Africa Proconsularis
Toponym Type:	Toponym, no Symbol
Grid square:	5C2
Toponym Color:	black
Vignette Type :	---
Itinerary:	Pupput (52,4; 56,6; 58,3)
Alternative Name (Lexica):	Pudput (DNP)
Name A (RE):	Pudput
Name B (Barrington Atlas):	Pupput (32 G4)
Name C (TIR/TIB/others):
Name D (Miller):	Pudput
Name E (Levi):
Name F (Ravennate):	Pulpud (p. 88.43)
Name G (Ptolemy):
Plinius:
Strabo:
Dating from Toponym on TP:	---
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Commentary on the Toponym:	Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 906: Pudput, Pulpud (Ra - am Meere, Liv), Pulpite (Gu), Putput (It), Puput oder Pupput (episc. Pupitanus 411 - 646), 3 mp von Siagul; j. Suk el Abiod, Reste eines Amphitheaters. 3 (statt 6). Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 927: Pudput (Strecke 126); j. Suk el Abiod. 12. Kommentar (RE): https://elexikon.ch/RE/XXIII,2_1949.png Datierung (Barrington): Pupput – Hellenistic/Roman/Late Antique (AAT I, 37.14; Lepelley 1981, 302-304; EncBerb 22 Hammamet) DNP: Pudput Stadt der Africa Proconsularis (Afrika [3]), 3 km nördl. von Bir Bou Rekba, h. Souk el-Abiod (Itin. Anton. 52,4; 56,6; 58,3: Pupput bzw. Putput der Hs. P; Tab. Peut. 6,2: P.; Geogr. Rav. 88,43: Pulpud; Guido, Geographia 132,64: Pulpite). Der verm. punisch beeinflußte Ort war seit Commodus (176-192 n. Chr.) colonia (CIL VIII Suppl. 4, 24092 f.: Pupput; 24095: colonia Puppit(anorum)). P. war Vaterstadt des Juristen P. Salvius Iulianus [1] (CIL VIII Suppl. 4, 24094). Für das J. 484 n. Chr. ist ein episcopus Puppitanus bezeugt (CIL VIII Suppl. 4, 24091). Weitere Inschr.: CIL VIII Suppl. 4, 24096 f.; AE 1995, 1656. Huß, Werner PUTPUT a station in Africa Proper, 12 M. P. from Neapolis (Nabel) (Itin. Anton.; Peut. Tab.), which has been identified by Barth (Wanderungen, pp. 142, 143) with Hámâmât. Sir G. Temple (Excursions, vol. ii. p. 10) considers it to be SIAGUL (Σιαγούλ, Ptol. 4.3.9), because of the two inscriptions with “Civitas Siagitana,” which Shaw found at Hámâmât. (Trav. p. 169.)
References:	Miller, Itineraria, Sp. 906. 927; AATun 050, Bl. 37, Nr. 14. H. Treidler, s. v. P., RE 23, 1947 f. [Standard-Literatur-Liste im PDF-Format]
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