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[2] A map based on Ptolemy’s data is provided in the O.S. Map of Roman Britain (3rd ed., 1956) and fig. i is obtained from it.
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[5] I am indebted to John Soffe of Broadstone, Dorset, for drawing my attention to this possibility, crucial to the whole argument.
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