10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «NOVAESIUM»
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1
Money in the Age of Tiberius
464 Kraay, Vindonissa, 21; Chantraine, Novaesium n1, 11, cf. ibid., 21 n.loj;
Doppler, Schweizer Munzblatter 17 (1967), 90 ff. : cf. Bellinger, Dura VI, 189-90.
465 This has long been the communis opinio : see H. Mattingly, BMCRE I pp. xxiv
, ...
2
Legions of Rome: The definitive history of every Roman legion
Realizing that the supply situation was critical, Vocula immediately sent his
baggage train back to Novaesium to bring grain from the granary there. The
baggage train returned laden with supplies, and once it had been unloaded
Vocula turned ...
Stephen Dando-Collins, 2012
3
The Healing Hand: Man and Wound in the Ancient World
9.40 Grains of henbane (Hyoscyamus niger) found in the Roman hospital at
Novaesium. Though dangerous, they were better than nothing for the relief of
pain. 9.41 Centaury (Centaurium umbellatum Gilib) was highly esteemed as a
healer of ...
4
Corpus cultus Cybelae attidisque (CCCA) 3
Date: second half of the second century A.D. Novaesium 8. In Novaesium (Neuss
) on the present-day Gepaplatz, i.e. at the southern border of the western vicus of
the awciliarii a large sanctuary was found, possibly dedicated to the Matronae ...
Maarten Jozef Vermaseren, 1977
5
Güterbegriff und Handlungstheorie:
71 Bereits ¡m Komplex von Kalkriese, der den Geldumlauf ¡m Jahr 9 n.Chr.
widerspiegelt (face R. Wolters), sind Nemausus-Asse auffallend selten: s.u.,
Anhang -L. 71 H. CHANTRAINE, Novaesium (Anm. 10), Kat. Nr. 665-710. n
Nijmegen: ...
6
Handbook to Roman Legionary Fortresses
... Gigen—Oescus (AD 162—7); Turda—Potaissa (AD l68—4th century) Legio VI
Ferrata Samsat—Samosata (AD 70—117); Bosra—Bostra (AD 118—25); Lajjun
—Legio (Caparcotna) (AD 125—c.303) Legio VI Victrix Neuss—Novaesium (AD
...
7
Delphi Complete Works of Tacitus (Illustrated):
The legions' baggage train was sent on to Novaesium with themenwho
wereunfitfor service tobring provisions from there overland; for the enemy
controlled the river. The first convoy went without trouble, since Civiliswas not yet
strong enough ...
Publius Cornelius Tacitus, 2014
8
From Tiberius to the Antonines (Routledge Revivals): A ...
Fortune smiled 0n him at first. While the Roman soldiers, in a continual state of
mutiny (at Novaesium [Neuss] they killed Hordeonius Flaccus), were reduced to
defending a number of bases - Vetera, Novaesium, Bonna, Moguntiacum, where
...
9
Tacitus: The Histories, books I-III
Vocula then retires to Novaesium. Civilis takes Gelduba and wins skirmish
outside Novaesium. Mutiny in Novaesium. Flaccus murdered. Civilis renews
blockade of Vetera. Chatti, Mattiaci, and Usipi threaten Mainz. Vocula relieves
Mainz and ...
10
Archaeological and historical aspects of West-European ...
Die Italische Sigillatu von Novaesium. Limesforschungen 21 (Novaesium IX): 105
; SIMON, H.G. 1975. Die Funde aus den friihkaiser- zeitlichen Lagern Rodgen.
Friedberg und Bad Nauheim. Limesforschungen 15: 247; SCHONBERGFR.
