Dictionary of Greek and Roman Geography/Arupium

​ ARU′PIUM (It Ant.: Arypium, Tab. Peut.; Ἀρουπῖνοι, Ἀρουπῖνος, Strab.: Eth. Αὐρουπῖνοι, App.; Auersperg? or nr. Mungava), a town of the Iapydes in Illyricura, which was taken by Augustus, after it had been deserted by its inhabitants. (Appian, Ill. 16; Strab. iv. p. 207, vii. p. 314.)

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