The arts and crafts of our Teutonic forefathers (1910)
Brown, Gerard Baldwin, 1849-1932 · London, Edinburgh, T. N. Foulis · leaf 93
tobe the line of the Rhine and Danube. At this timewhat had previously been the Celtic zone had be-come Romanized, so that now there are two greatbelts shown on Map B, the Roman to the south, theTeutonic and Slavic to the north of this great naturalboundary. The policy of Augustus was followed… … The Roman Empire—Frontier ofAugustus. of the Empire. By thesame time there hadbeen brought about afurther rectification offrontier in the westernpart that was of moreob-vious advantage to theRomans. The Rhineand the Danube in the uppermost parts of their courses flow, the one tothe north-west the…
