The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon : a history of the early inhabitants of Britain, down to the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity, illustrated by the ancient remains brought to light by recent research / by Thomas Wright ; with numerous engravings on wood.

  • Thomas Wright
Date:
1902
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Credit: The Celt, the Roman, and the Saxon : a history of the early inhabitants of Britain, down to the conversion of the Anglo-Saxons to Christianity, illustrated by the ancient remains brought to light by recent research / by Thomas Wright ; with numerous engravings on wood. Source: Wellcome Collection.

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    636 Ad Anlonam Alauna in. p. xv. xv. Yoluba . m. p. xxviii. V ennonis . m. p. xii. Ratiscorion xii. Venromento xii. Margiduno . xii. Ad Pontem . xii. Crococolana Lindum . xii. Iter XY. A Londinio per Clau- sentum in Londinium, sic : Caleba m. p. xliv. Yindomi XV. Venta Belgarum xxi. Ad Lapidem vi. Clausento iv. Portu Magno X. Regno . X. Ad Deeimum . X. Anderida portu m. p. . . . Ad Lemanum m. p. XXV. Lemaniano portu X. Dubris. X. Rhutupis colonia X. Regulbio X. Contiopoli . X. Durolevo xviii. Mado . xii. Vagnaca. xviii. Noviomago . xviii. Londinio XV. Iter XVI. A Londinio Ceniam usque, sic : Venta Belgarum . m. p. xc. Brige ... xi. Sorbioduno . . viii. Ventageladia . xii. Durnovaria . . ix. Moriduno . . xxxiii. I sea Damnon . xv. Durio amne . m. p. . . . Tamara . . . m. p. . . . Cenia m. p. Iter XVII. Ab Anderida [Ebora- cum] usque, sic; Sylva Anderida Noviomago . Londinio . Ad Fines Durolisponte . Durnomago. Corisennis Lindo . In Medio . . Ad Abum . Unde transis in Maximam. Ad Petuariam . . m. p. Deinde Eboraco, ut supra . . m. p. xlvi m. p. m. p. in. p. m. p. m. p. m. p. xv. XXX. XXX. XXX. xv. XV. vi. Iter XVIII. Ab Eboraco per medium insulae Clausentum usque, sic: Legiolio . . in. p. xxi. Ad Fines xviii. • • • • • • . m. p. xvi. Derventione. . m. p. xvi. Ad Tm onam . xii. Etoceto xii. Manduessuedo xvi. Benonnis . xii. Tripontio . xi. Isannavaria . xii. Brinavis . vii. JElia castra. . xvi. Dorocina . . xv. Tamesi . vi. Yindomi . . XV'. Clausento xlvi. Plurima insuper habebant Ro- mani in Britanniis castella, suis quseque muris, turribus, portis, et repagulis munita. I be work known by tbe title of tbe Cosmography of the anonymous writer of Ravenna, is a treatise on geographical science compiled in that city, apparently in the seventh century. Its writer had evidently before him large maps of the provinces of the Roman empire, from
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