... canabae legionis at Nijmegen . As the tenth legion left for the Dacian wars , the canabae ceased to exist . The end date is traditionally given as 104 or 105 AD ( Bogaers , 1967 : 61 ) , but some believe that the tenth legion already ...

... canabae of Aquincum . This inscription shows us how such expatriates mingled with the local popula- tion , since they joined with a Roman citizen who was born in the canabae there in erecting a memorial to his wife . Gradually a new ...

... Canabae legionis Pavel-Popa, 59 426 138–161 Dp Rome – 11 26.9 × 25.1 9.4 1608 Cs 2617 1898 Novak Ferencz donation ... Canabae legionis 440 138–161 As Rome – 11 25.6 9.6 8546 1999 Canabae legionis Ciobanu,335Suciu2001,15 441 138–161 As ...

... canabae must be assumed.106 The Avala mines belonged to the complex of the argentariae Tricornienses and we are entitled to presume that the link be- tween the canabae and the mining activities determined the functioning of the north of ...

... canabae. In the southern canabae, we may even distinguish between different house types on opposite sides of the street (Figure 2). If one moved further into the town, one would have faced more urban house forms, especially in the ...

... canabae. Part of the population of the canabae almost surely consisted of slaves, freedmen, and civilian partners of legionaries inside the fortress. Such a situation provided a great temptation for corruption; there were no doubt ...

... canabae when referring to the smaller settlements it cannot be shown that the Romans themselves employed it in the same manner . Ten , or possibly twelve , places are known to me to possess civil settlements epigraphically recorded as ...

... canabae were no exception to this , while the curatores belong to the later stage : he points out with some force that no instance is known of canabae with curatores at an earlier stage and magistri at a later , while the canabae of an ...