- be present-day West Lancashire, and a
seaport built by the
Romans called PORTVS SETANTIORVM ('the port of the Setantii')
abutting Moricambe Aestuarium (presumably...
-
dolphin in the harbour,
accompanied by an
inscription reading "AEQVORA
TVENS PORTV RESIDEO HIC NEPTVNVS" (Latin: "I
Neptune reside here
smoothing the harbour...
- Church. Chichester:
Selsey Press, Ltd. pp. 3–15. "Roman Britain,
Magnvs Portvs".
Archived from the
original on 12
January 2019.
Retrieved 25
March 2018...
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Irish legendary figure Cú Chulainn, may also be
linked to the Setantii. "
PORTVS SETANTIORVM: The
Seaport of the Setantii". roman-britain.co.uk. Retrieved...
-
dexter the
banner of King
Edward VII The
Latin motto is "Floreat
Imperii Portvs",
meaning "May the Port of the
Empire Flourish".
England portal London River...
- change. Geoarchaeology: An
International Journal, 18(7), pp.725-755. "NOVVS
PORTVS?". Roman-Britain.ORG. 14 June 2005.
Retrieved 16
January 2010. "Open Domesday:...
- IMPERANTE, DON
FRANCISCVS BENAVIDES COMES SANT
STEVAN SICILIÆ
PROREX IN
TANTI PORTV.
LITORE MVNIENDO NON
SOLVM SICILIÆ SED
TOTIVS ITALIÆ ET
CHRISTIANI NOMINIS...
- World.
Encore Editions. p. 41. ISBN 978-0-684-15424-4. Tait 1904, p. 181 "
PORTVS SETANTIORVM". 4 May 2015.
Archived from the
original on 4 May 2015. Retrieved...
