- book, De
morinis et
morinorum rebus,
written in Latin, was
published in Tournai, and
contains three tomes. De
Morinis et
Morinorum rebus, sylvis, paludibus...
- had to be
rebuilt in the last
quarter of the
second century,
Colonia Morinorum (Thérouanne) and Baga****
Nerviorum (Bavay). With the
Crisis of the Third...
-
Lingonum eq II
Lingonum eq III
Lingonum eq IV
Lingonum eq I
Menapiorum I
Morinorum I
nauticarum I
Augusta Nerviana Germanorum eq I
Nerviorum II Nerviorum...
-
Lingonum eq II
Lingonum eq III
Lingonum eq IV
Lingonum eq I
Menapiorum I
Morinorum I
nauticarum I
Nerviana Germanorum eq I
Nervanorum I
Nerviorum II Nerviorum...
- 138).
According to the
entry in the
Notitia Dignitatum, the
Cohort I
Morinorum, an
infantry auxiliary of 500 men was
stationed in Ravengl**** in the 4th...
-
Romans conquered Gaul, they too made the city the
capital of the
Civitas Morinorum district. The
origin of the name has
several theories.
According to the...
- 253.
Noulens (1888), p. 24,
citing Malbrancq, J. (1654) De
Morinis et
morinorum rebus, Tome II, p. 489 Bourgin, G. (ed.) (1907)
Guibert de Nogent, Histoire...
- c. AD), Mōrínous (Μωρίνους; acc.) by C****ius Dio (3rd c. AD), and as
Morinorum (gen.) in the
Notitia Dignitatum (5th c. AD). The
Gaulish ethnonym Morini...
-
cohortis primae Tungrorum classicae,
Vercovicium Tribune cohortis primae Morinorum,
Glannoventa Tribune cohortis quaternary Gallorum,
Vindolanda Tribune...
-
celebration of the king's
military achievements in France:
Fatum Bononiae Morinorum (1544), on the
First Siege of
Boulogne in 1544.
Bononia Gallo-mastix in...
