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Brittany, migration to, 65.

Bury, Prof., 66.

Caerwent, 50, 56.

Canterbury, deserted after the Roman period, 64.

Cantonal system in Roman Britain, 50.

Carausius, birthplace, 58.

Castor pottery, 40.

Celtic language in Gaul and Britain, 14, 26.

Celto-Roman temples, 30; houses, 31.

Christianity as affecting language, 15.

Cloth, British, 57.

Corbridge Lion, 43.

Corn, exported from Britain, 57.

Cornwall, Roman remains in, 22.

Demetrius of Tarsus in Britain, 28.

Devonshire, Roman remains in, 22.

Din Lligwy, village at, 37.

Frilford, Romano-British house at, 32.

Gaulish kingdom of A.D. 258, 17.

Geoffrey of Monmouth, 68.

Gildas, 64, 66.

Glastonbury village, 45.

Gorgon at Bath, 41.

Hesione and Hercules, 41.

Houses in Roman Britain, their relation to houses in Gaul and Italy, 31, 34.

Imperial domains in Britain, 49

Kent, origin of name, 29.

Late Celtic art, 39.

Latin, used in the provinces, 11, 14; in Britain, 24.

London, deserted after the Roman period, 64.

Magnus Maximus, army of, 66.

New Forest pottery, 39.

Northleigh, Romano-British house at, 33.

Ogam at Silchester, 62.

Pergamene style in Roman Gaul, 44.

Pitt-Rivers, 45.

Plaxtol, inscribed tile from, 27.

Punic language in Africa, 14.

Ravenna geographer, 52.

Riotamus, 65.

Seebohm, 53.

Silchester-- Ancient names of, 53, 68. Date of development, 56. Dyeing works, 57. Houses of, 34. Imperial domains at, 49. Inscribed tiles from, 25. Latin used in, 24. Ogam, 62. Street plan of, 34, 56. Temples of, 31. Abandoned, 63.

Temples in Britain and north Gaul, 30.

Towns in Roman Britain, 48 foll.

Villages in Roman Britain, 37, 45.

Vinogradoff, Prof., 36, 46.

Warwickshire, Roman, 22.

York, Roman remains at, 48.

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