- as such. Lud's
reign is
notable for the
building of
cities and the
refortification of
Trinovantum (London),
which he
especially loved.
Geoffrey explained...
- areas, the
hillforts in the core of Verica's
kingdom show no sign of
refortification and show the
apparently pro-Roman
attitude of the area's inhabitants...
-
branches of the family. Al-Adil also
undertook a
major programme of
refortification throughout his domains, and the m****ive
citadel of
Damascus was one...
-
George Douglas of Parkhead, (died 1602), was a
Scottish landowner,
mining entrepreneur,
Provost of Edinburgh, and
Keeper of
Edinburgh Castle.
George Douglas...
- Similarly,
Procopius falsely credits Justinian for the
extensive refortification of the
cities of
Tomis and
Histria in
Scythia Minor. This had actually...
- "wall". The name
first appears in 591/592, and most
resulted from the
refortification of the city
under Justinian I (see below). The
corrupted short form...
-
Sanballat the Horonite, the
governor of Samaria,
centered around the
refortification of the then-destro**** Jerusalem.
Despite this
political discourse,...
-
Battle of Narasara.
Constantius captured Amida and
initiated a
major refortification of the city,
enhancing the city's
circuit walls and
constructing large...
-
Regent Arran came to
Norham Castle and
offered to let the
English in.
Refortification in 1548
included an
earthen angle-bastion,
known as the Spur, of the...
- full
resumption of
Turkish military control over the
Straits and the
refortification of the Dardanelles.
Turkey was
authorised to
close the
Straits to all...
