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Vespasiana (Latin for "Land of Vespasian") was a
fictional 4th-century
Roman province in
Caledonia (northern Scotland) that
appeared in
Charles Bertram's...
- been an
earlier fifth province under another name (may be the
enigmatic "
Vespasiana"?), and
leading others to
place Valentia beyond Hadrian's Wall, in the...
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Giovanni Grisostomo (later the
Teatro Malibran), in
Carlo Pallavicino's
Vespasiana. In 1683, she sang in Naples,
including in the
first performances of Alessandro...
- Ala
Gallorum Flaviana Auxilia, deplo**** in
Dacia and both
Moesias Ala I
Vespasiana Dardanorum Auxilia, deplo**** in
Dacia and both
Moesias Cohors II Flavia...
- even
named the area
north of the
Antonine Wall as a
separate province of
Vespasiana. His work was, however,
debunked over the
course of the mid-19th century...
- center.
During the
first decade of the century,
public urinals called vespasianas were installed, made of
metal with a
circular body with a
capacity for...
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COHORTES COHORTES Gallorum Atectorigiana I
Claudia Gallorum Capitoniana I
Vespasiana Dardanorum I
Flavia Gaetulorum II
Hispanorum Aravacorum I
Gallorum et...
- Gracias" (in Spanish).
Retrieved September 28, 2014. "Urinari públic.
Vespasiana. (1900's - 1910's)" (in Catalan).
March 21, 2015.
Retrieved November 1...
- pseudo-Richard's text were
universally rejected,
including his
claimed province of
Vespasiana in
lowland Scotland.
Edward Gibbon considered pseudo-Richard to be "feeble...
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During a
violent argument with Wajsman,
Lamborghini threw her cat,
named Vespasiana, from the
eighth floor,
killing it. In 1990
Wajsman published the novel...
