τόπ-ιον,τό,
A.
= τόπος
1.1 , 5 ,field,
PLond. 1.131.199
(i A. D.);ἄγιον τ.holyplace,i.e. monastery, ib. 77.25
(vi A. D.);burial-place, tomb,written τόπην
MAMA 3.81
(Diocaesarea), 372 (Corycus);τόπινib. 168 (Corasium).
II. topia,neut. pl.,artistic representation in which natural or artificial features of a place are used as the medium,
Vitr. 7.5.2 : so, opustopiarium,
Plin. HN 16.140 , al.