-
under Roman Emperor Constantine I in 310 AD, when he
established Castrum Divitia, a
military camp
built on the
banks of the
Rhine across from
Colonia Claudia...
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which can be seen
across the limes, such as the
bridgehead fort of
Castrum Divitia across the
Rhine from Cologne. However, the
engraved Gr****
names Zotikos...
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capessunt primoque conflictu mox
Romanos devin****,
Fuscoque duce
extincto divitias de
castris militum spoliant magnaque potiti per loca
victoria iam proceres...
- a
bridge over the
Rhine constructed; this was
guarded by the
castellum Divitia (nowadays "Deutz") on the
other side of the Rhine, thus in the unoccupied...
- the
first half of the
pentameter rhymes with the soli
closing the verse:
dīvitiās alius fulvō sibi
congerat aurō et
teneat cultī iūgera
multa solī "Let...
- had a
bridge constructed over the Rhine,
guarded by the
castellum Divitia.
Divitia later became a part of
Cologne with the name Deutz. The
presence of...
- this poem (
divitias alius ...
congerat "let
another man pile up riches")
echoes a
sentence in Cicero's de
Amicitia 20,
which begins divitias alii praeponunt...
- the
unsearchable riches of
Christ · Latin:
evangelizare investigabiles divitias Christi · German: mit dem
Evangelium den unergründlichen
Reichtum Christi...
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Netherlands Buried Saint Catherine's Cathedral, Utrecht,
Netherlands Nationality Dutch Denomination Roman Catholic Motto EVANGELIZARE DIVITIAS CHRISTI...
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Constantine I
reinforced the
frontier fortifications. The fort of Deutz/
Divitia, an
important bridgehead on the east bank of the Rhine, was
built in this...
