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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    Portus Magnus [PortChester), 169 Portus Sistuntiorura (Freckleton), 164 Potters’ marks, 275, 541—549 Pottery, British, 93; Roman, made in the Upchurch marshes, 260 ; at Durobrivae, 263 ; pot- ters’ kilns, 261; Samian ware, 269—276; other varieties of Roman potteries, 277 ; Anglo- Saxon, 493, 494; German- Saxon, 494, 498; Frankish, 498 Prcefecti, 510 Prcefericulum, 314 Prcepositus regis, 521 PrcStorium (Flamborough Head ?), 153 Prasutagus, 51 Principals, 426, 510 Probi homines, 510 Procolitia (Carraicburgh), 158 Propraetors of Britain, see Go- vernors. Province, Roman, its constitution and divisions, 416 Pteroton Castrum (Burghead), 123 Ptolemy’s account of Britain, 61 Puncta staterce, 413 Puticuli, 389 Pgra, 358 Q. Querns, for grinding corn, 404 R. Ratse (Leicester), 122, 151 Ravenna, anonymous geographer of, 145; his list of Roman towns in Britain, 257, 537 Reeves, 510, 515, 521 Regni (Sussex and Surrey), 61 Regnum (Chichester), 51, 210 llegulbium (Reculver), 146, 410 Retigonium (Stranraer), 122 Ricagm . . ., a goddess worshipped in Roman Britain, 352 Richard of Cirencester, 145, 533 ; his Itinerary, 527 Rigodunum (Coccium), 122 Rings, Roman, 393 Roads, Roman, construction of, 221—223; adopted by the Anglo-Saxons, 522—524 Robogdii (Irish tribe), 64 Rochester, its municipal privileges under the Anglo-Saxons, 511 Rocking-stones, 84 Rogus, 358 Roofs of Roman houses, 206 Roundels, inscribed, found at Col- chester, 311 Rubbish pits attached to Roman towns, 215 Rudge cup, 257 Rudus, ruderatio, 221 Rutunium (Rowton), 150, 163 Rutupiae (Richborough), 120, 121, 146 Ryknield Street, 523 S. Salinae (Droitwich), 164 Salime of Ptolemy, 122, 165 Salt-ways, the roads so called, 524 Samian ware, 269—275 Sandals, Roman, 396, 397 Sarabus sinus, Neptune so called, 352 Sarcophagi of stone at York, 363 Saxonicum littus, 451 Saxons, invasion of the, 452, 455— 459 Scabini, 510 Scales, Roman, 413 Scapula, Ostorius, 44 Sceat, sceattas, 503 Scissors, Roman, 408; Anglo- Saxon, 490 Scopus staterce, 413 Scots, 139 Scowles, 292 Sculptures on stone, 12, 13 Searo-byrig (Old Sarum), 459 Seaxas, 474 Securis, 314 Segedunum ( Wallsend), 157 Segelocum (Littleborougli), 152 Segontiaci (Hampshire and Berks), 1 34