Roman garrison

They give remarkable insight into the working and private lives of the Roman garrison.

Instead he led his troops, who must have been waiting close by, in attacks on surrounding Roman garrisons.

It could be part of the Roman garrison.

Roman garrisons in fortified towns held out, but those outside of them were easy prey.

A Roman garrison was imposed on them and two-thirds of their territory confiscated.

The facilities were used by the Roman garrison in Strasbourg.

Lyte's research established that the cave was the burial place of the Roman garrison.

Totila's men entered the city and destroyed the unsuspecting Roman garrison.

In these places, there were already Roman garrisons stationed from the first war, greatly easing the advance.

Once free from prying eyes, he immediately led his troops in a series of attacks on the surrounding Roman garrisons.

The next morning they leave Arianne, who provides them with enough food to travel to a nearby Roman garrison.

That it used to be the site of a Roman garrison can still be seen at the square in front of the old town hall.

According to excavations, Altenstadt was a Roman garrison in the first half of the second century.

The Roman garrison at Privernum, if historical, is unlikely to have remained there for long.

There was probably a Roman Garrison on the site, succeeded by a Chateau.

The sword likely belonged to a member of the Roman garrison around the time of the revolt, the archaeologists said.

I could not risk the Lucidae with a rebel army drunk on broken Roman garrisons.

The guards were made available through payoffs to the Commander of the Roman Garrison.

He's been dragged into the Roman Garrison.

One particularly harsh winter caused legate to requisition supplies from the local towns for the Roman garrison.

When the Roman garrison left around 410, the various parts of Britain were left to govern and defend themselves.

A Roman garrison was stationed there.

The Roman garrison at Rhegium mutinies and seizes the town.

The club, founded in AD 203, had as its members the legionary officers of the Roman garrison.

The Roman garrisons near the Rhine were driven out, and twenty-four ships captured.