Historical Inquiries, Concerning the Roman Monuments and Antiquities in the North-part of Britain Called Scotland: In which There is an Account of the Roman Walls, Ports, Colonies, and Forts, Temples, Altars, Sepulchres, and Military Ways in that Country; and of the Roman Forces Lodged There, from the Vestiges and Inscriptions Yet Remaining; and from the Urns, Medals, Measures and Buckles and Arms, and Such Like Antiquities Found There, with Copper Cuts of the Most Remarkable of ThemJames Watson, 1707 - 52 pages |
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Account Adrian Agricola alſo Altar Ancient Anno Antoninus Caracalla Antoninus Pius appeareth Barbaris becauſe benorth beſide betwixt the Firths Braſs Brigantes Britain Britannia Britannicus Buildings built Caledonians Caledonii Camelon Camp Caracalla Caraufius CHAP Colony Country Cramond David Buchanan deſigned diſcovered diſtance Ditch Eaſt Emperour Severus Enemies eſt etiam faith fibi fide firſt Firth of Clyde fome Fordun Forts Garriſons Ground Guidi hath Herodian hight Hiſtory Inſcriptions inter Iſland Kirkintillo laſt Legion Long Syke Mannor Meata Medals Miles Military Monuments moſt murum Nennius Newcastle and Carlile Number obſerved paſs Picts Ports Ptolemy quod raiſed Roman Province ſame ſays Scots ſeem ſeemeth ſeen ſeveral ſhall ſheweth ſhews ſhould ſhow ſide ſmall ſome Souldiers South-fide ſquare ſtands ſtayed Stilicho ſtill Stone ſtood Stralogh ſuch Tacitus telleth Temple thence theſe theſe Words Timothy Pont Tract Tungri uſe Vallum Veſtiges Victory Wall betwixt Newcastle Wall of Antoninus Weſt Xiphilinus