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An illustration of the Roman antiquities discovered at Bath (1797)

Warner, Richard, 1763-1857 · Bath : Printed by W. Meyler · leaf 89

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itifli one,and kjiown only in the South-\Veflernparts*of England.—The name Nemetotacio (which Baxter confidcrs as lyno-nymous with Nemetomagus) feems in the chorography ofAnonymous Ravennas/ and is conje6iurcd, by Baxter, tobe the prefent Launcellon.*— If this be allowed, the nearapproach of… … 130. VIII, ( 45 ) NUMBER VIII. »v«^^^>5S^^^V! SULEVIS SULINUS SCULTOR (pTO Jculplor) BRUCETIFILIUS SACRUM FECIT LIBENS MERITO. J- HIS altar was found at the fame time and place withthe one lafl defcribed. It is dedicated to tlic Suliv^, theBcce. campcjlres; oj local rural deities of the…

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