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.

  • Wright, Thomas, 1810-1877.
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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    Crassus, Publius, 24 Creones {Scottish tribe), 63 Crococolaua {Brough), 152 Cromlechs, 72—77 ; their position, 83—86; age of, 106, 107 Cryptoporticus, in Roman villas, 240, 243 Culinary utensils, Roman, 401, 403 Cutter, 314, 409 Cumbria, kingdom of, 526 Cunetio {Folly Farm), 169 Cunobeline, 40, 41 Curator viarum, 223 Curia {Currie), 123, 155 Curia, 426, 509 Curiales, 426, 509 Cynric, king of the West Saxons, 459 Cyren-ceaster {Cirencester), 459 D. Daggers, early bronze, 15, 16 Damnii {a Scottish tribe), 63, 123 Damnonii {Devon and Cornwall), 43, 63 Dauum {Doncaster), 152 Darini [Irish tribe), 64 Decianus, Catus, 52 Decuriones, 426 Defensor civitatis, 427, 509 Deira, kingdom of, 456 Delgovitia {site uncertain), 153 Demetae {Welsh tribe), 62 Derventio (Old Malton), 153 Derventio {Little Chester), 165 Deva {Chester), 123, 163 Devana [Old Aberdeen), 123 Diana, worship of, 320 Dicalidones {a Scottish tribe), 441 Didius Callus, Avitus, 47 Diplomat a, 223 Diversoria, diversores, 223 Dobuni {Gloucester and Oxford), 42, 62 Dogs, British, 38, 257, 558 Dolichene, Jupiter, 316 Dolmen, 72 Dorocina {Dorchester, Oxf.), 166 Dover, its municipal privileges under the Anglo-Saxons, 511 Drift, geological formation, 1 Drinking-glasses, Anglo-Saxon, 495 Droit de gite, 511 Druids, their political faction in Gaul, 27 ; retire to Anglesea, 49; their system and worship, 66—69 Druids’ circles, 79 Druids’ beads, 288 Dubrse {Dover), 146, 170, 184 D uni urn (Dorchester), 121 Durius {the Dart), 167 Durnovaria {Dorchester), 121, 167 Durotriges {Dorset), 61, 121 Durobrivae (Rochester), 146, 360 Durobrivae {Castor), 151, 210 Durocobrivae {Dunstable), 148 Durolevum {Davington), 146 Durolipons {Godmanchester), 150, 160 Durolitum, or Durositum {Rom- ford), 159 Durovernum {Canterbury), 121, 146, 457 Duumviri, 426, 510 E. East-Anglia, kingdom of, founded, 459; the East-Angles con- verted to Christianity, 463 Eastlow hill, in Suffolk, a remark- able barrow opened by Pro- fessor Henslow, 377 East-Saxons converted to Christi- anity, 463 Eblani {Irish tribe), 64 Eburacum {York), 122, 133, 136 152, 153, 456 Echevins, 510 Elauna, the goddess, 352 Ellebri [Irish tribe), 64 Ensis, 19 Eofor-wic {York), 456 Epiacum (Lanchester), 122, 154, 293 Epidii (Scottish tribe), 63 Epistomium, 404 Epona, the goddess, 338 Eppillus, a British prince, 40 Erdini (Irish tribe) 64 Ermyn Street, 523