70. Strabo, l. ii. It is natural enough to suppose, that
Arragon is derived from Tarraconensis, and several moderns
who have written in Latin, use those words as synonymous. It
is however certain, that the Arragon, a little stream which
falls from the Pyrenees into the Ebro, first gave its name
to a country, and gradually to a kingdom. D'Anville,
Geographie du Moyen Age, p. 181.