(anc. geog.) now called Mont Albano, 16 miles from Rome, near where Alba Longa stood.

(anc. geog.) to the north of Ifria, called Allius by Strabo; the extremity of the Alps, which, together with the mountains to the east, joining it, called Montes Bebi, separates the farther Liburnia and Dalmatia from Pannonia.

ALBA REGALIS. See STUL WEISSENBURGH.