Pincus

Pincum was one of the Roman strongholds in Upper Moesia on the limes which also included a fortification on the other side of the river. The fortifications was probably held in Roman times by the legio VII Claudia¹. There was unearthed stamp of VII Legio. Pincum as Roman camp with civil settlement fluorished under Hadrian. It is mentioned by Procopius of Caesarea as one of the fortifications in the Danube river valley rebuilt by Emperor Justinian².

See:

1. Ivan Bugarski,  Early Mediaeval Finds from Veliko Gradište and the Appearance of Late Avar Belt Elements along the Southern Bank of the Middle Danube, Archaeologia Bulgarica XII.1, 2008, p. 87-88
2. Miroslava Mirkovic, Rimski gradovi na Dunavu u Gornjoj Meziji... Römische Städte und Festungen an der Donau,  Beograd 1968, pp.101-103

http://spomenicikulture.org.rs/en/kulturna-dobra/rimsko-utvr-enje-pinkum

References

1. ↑I. Bugarski, Archaeologia Bulgarica XII.1, 2008, p. 87
2. ↑M.Mirkovic 1968, pp. 101-103