Gents Mag 1755 p.361
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Gentleman's Magazine 1755 p.361
If the other fragments are found, they shall be communicated by Sir, yours, &c G.S. P.S. There is an high Roman road, which has never yet been taken notice of, leading in a streight line from Plumpton fort to Ellenborough; the stations upon it are four, Plumpton fort, Cast Steeds on Broadfield, Old Carlisle near Wigton, and Ellenborough; their names I conjecture to have been Voreda, Brementuracum, Olenacum, and Virosidum. There is also a streight Roman road from Virosidum by Abbey-holm to Carlisle. |
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