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... Romans . Nevertheless , with occasional Roman military support , Cartimandua was maintained in power until 69 against the opposition led by her husband , Venutius , and this enabled Roman governors to concen- trate on Wales . By AD 60 ...
... Romans . Nevertheless , with occasional Roman military support , Cartimandua was maintained in power until 69 against the opposition led by her husband , Venutius , and this enabled Roman governors to concen- trate on Wales . By AD 60 ...
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... Roman Catholicism and him- self from Roman Catholic Mary , who was Edward's legal heir , Northumberland , with the support , perhaps even the encouragement , of the dying king , tried his hand at king- making . Together they devised a ...
... Roman Catholicism and him- self from Roman Catholic Mary , who was Edward's legal heir , Northumberland , with the support , perhaps even the encouragement , of the dying king , tried his hand at king- making . Together they devised a ...
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... Roman troops to the Continent . Despite increasing use of native buffer states in front of the Wall , the Romans ... Roman products : in this way some Roman wares , and possibly more general cultural influences , found their way north ...
... Roman troops to the Continent . Despite increasing use of native buffer states in front of the Wall , the Romans ... Roman products : in this way some Roman wares , and possibly more general cultural influences , found their way north ...
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