- Dux
Britanniarum was a
military post in
Roman Britain,
probably created by
Emperor Diocletian or
Constantine I
during the late
third or
early fourth century...
- The
Comes Britanniarum (Latin for "Count of the Britains") was a
military post in
Roman Britain with
command over the
mobile field army from the mid-4th...
- one—would have been Caracalla. The
British section is
known as the Iter
Britanniarum, and can be
described as the 'road map' of
Roman Britain.
There are 15...
-
Gratia Britanniarum Regina Fidei Defensor, or
Victoria by the
Grace of God
Queen of the Britains,
Defender of the
Faith Victoria Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Regina...
- 564,000 1970 ~ 750,000 (souvenir sets only)
Edwardus VII Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Omnium Rex
Fidei Defensor et
Indiae Imperator, or "Edward VII by the...
- Commonwealth,
Defender of the
Faith in Latin:
Elizabeth II, Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Regnorumque Suorum Ceterorum Regina,
Consortionis Populorum Princeps...
- were
demonetised on 31
December 1869. In full,
Georgius IV Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Rex
Fidei Defensor (George IV, By the
Grace of God, King of the Britains...
-
covering Britain at the time,
along with the
northern Dux
Britanniarum and
central Comes Britanniarum. Originally, the
command may have
covered both sides...
-
client kingdoms in
Britain Iron Age
tribes in
Britain Dux
Britanniarum Comes Britanniarum Count of the
Saxon S**** RIB 1329 στρατηγος
means praetor and...
-
Gratia Britanniarum Regina Fidei Defensor or
Victoria by the
Grace of God
Queen of the Britains,
Defender of the
Faith Victoria Dei
Gratia Britanniarum Regina...
