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Viroconium or
Uriconium,
formally Viroconium Cornoviorum, was a
Roman city, one
corner of
which is now
occupied by Wroxeter, a
small village in Shropshire...
- Incantations" "Spring Offensive" "Strange Meeting" "A Terre" "Training" "
Uriconium An Ode" "Wild with All Regrets" "With an
Identity Disc" "The Wrestlers"...
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variations of the city
appear throughout the
series (most
frequently as
Uriconium and Vriko), in an
attempt by
Harrison to
subvert the
concept of thoroughly...
- Castles. London:
Allen Lane. p. 245. "The
Ruins of the
Roman City of
Uriconium, at Wroxeter, near Shrewsbury, by
Thomas Wright". www.gutenberg.org. Retrieved...
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defeated the
Britons and
captured numerous settlements including possibly Uriconium,
which sets the
historical context for the
first likely textual mention...
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religious habits.
Wroxeter Roman City Town
Roman Remains Viroconium or
Uriconium,
formally Viroconium Cornoviorum. At its peak,
Viroconium is estimated...
- place-names such as
Viroconium (post-Roman Welsh: Caer Guricon), also
known as
Uriconium, but as yet no
established connection to them. It is
generally believed...
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There was
possibly a
Roman road
along Long Mountain, part of a
route from
Uriconium (Wroxeter) to
Lavobrinta (Forden Gaer). At the
southern end of the hill...
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through Cound on its way to the 1st
century Roman legionary fortress at
Uriconium,
following the
alignment of the road
between the A458 and
Cound Stank...
- to have
uncovered Roman coins while earlier excavating at the site of
Uriconium in Wroxeter, Shropshire,
serialised an
article on "Shropshire
Tokens and...
