Under Another Sky (42 page)

Iron Age 10–11 25, 30, 31, 44, 62, 68, 70, 77, 88, 89, 138, 245

Isca
see
Caerleon

Isle of Wight 62, 192–3, 206

ivory bangle lady 167–9

Jackson, Moses 78

Jackson, Dr Ralph 189, 190

Jacobite uprisings

1715 and 1719 141

1745 118, 138–9, 141, 142

Jaeger, A. J. 37, 38

James VI, King of Scotland (James I, King of England) 35

Jamrach
(boat) 184

Januaria Martina 46

Jefferies, Richard:
After London
58

Joan of Navarre 229

John of Fordun 137, 146, 148–9

John of Gaunt 229

Jones, Inigo 100

Joyce, Revd James 67, 70

Julia Domna 164, 165

Julian, emperor 217

Julia Pacata Indiana 55

Jull, Peter 6

Jupiter 200, 209–10, 211

Jutes 216

Kant, Immanuel:
Theory of Ethics
182–3

Kelvin, River 147

Kent and Essex 5–24, 241–2

Keppie, Lawrence 145

The Legacy of Rome: Scotland’s Roman Remains
241, 247

Keswick 184

Keynsham railway station 208

King Arthur’s Round Table (amphitheatre) 85–6

King’s Cross (formerly Battle Bridge) 45–6

Kipling, Rudyard 229

Kinneil House 145, 247–8

Kirkintilloch 143, 145, 147

Auld Kirk Museum 247

Kitchener camp 14

Knag Burn 112

Knossos xvii

Lake District 115, 121, 179–87, 248–9

Lanehead 182, 249

Laurieston 146

Lawrence, Thomas 201

Lear 22

Legions

2
^nd
33, 84, 145

6
^th
145, 166

9
^th
27, 72, 74, 139, 166, 176

10
^th
6

14
^th
75

20
^th
21, 75, 116, 145

Lehman Brothers 188

Leicester 199

Leland, John 97–8

Lepcis Magna 163

Lepidina, Sulpicia 128, 132

Lethbridge, Thomas 225

Lincoln 199

Lindisfarne 105

Listener
122

Lively, Penelope:
Jacaranda Oleander
47–8

Livia (wife of emperor Augustus) 171

Loanhead 151

Loch Long 146

London (Londinium) 14, 23, 27–8, 38, 42–61, 63, 188, 193, 194, 216, 241, 243–4

Bank of England 50–1, 243

Barnsbury Square (formerly Reed Moat Field) 45

Bastion Highwalk 47

Blitz 47–8, 50, 53, 56

British Library 49, 142

British Museum 11, 30, 46, 54, 132, 188, 189, 190, 195, 208, 211, 216, 220, 221, 222, 223, 241, 242, 243, 248, 250

Bucklersbury House 52–3

Guildhall (site of amphitheatre) 47, 50, 243

King’s Cross (formerly Battle Bridge) 45–6

London Stone 55–6, 243

map 40–1

Mithraeum 52, 53, 55, 56, 243

Museum of London 46, 47, 49, 52, 53, 57, 58, 84, 243

Nicholson & Griffin 56, 243

Palace of Westminster (Houses of Parliament) 227–8

Roman baths 57–8

Roman walls 43, 47, 48, 49, 54, 243

St Alphage Gardens 49, 243

St Paul’s 46, 47

sculpture of
Boadicea and Her Daughters
23, 37–8

site of Roman forum 56

Tower Hill 54–5

see also
University of London

Long, Richard 111

Longinus Sdapeze, memorial to 21

Louise, Princess 156

Low Countries 140

Low Ham mosaic (Dido and Aeneas) 210–13, 249

Lucan:
Pharsalia
174

Lucian xviii

Lydney Park 86–8, 245

Lympne 215

Lysons, Samuel 201–2, 204, 205, 206, 207, 209

Reliquiae Britannico-Romanae
201–2

Macaulay, Rose 43

The Pleasure of Ruins
48

Macdonald, Kevin:
Eagle
176

Maclise, Daniel 228

Maeatae 161, 164

Maen y Morwynion (Maidens’ Stone) 84, 244

Magnentius 217

Magnus Maximus, emperor 218

Magog 22

Maiden Castle 10, 88–92, 245

Maidens’ Stone (Maen y Morwynion) 84, 244

Maldon 19

Malverns 36, 37

Manchester University 128

Maponus 179

Marcius Memor, Lucius 94, 103

Marcus Aurelius, emperor 163

Marcus Favonius Facilis, tombstone of 21

Marsh, Thomas 208

Marshall, Neil:
Centurion
176

Martial xvii, 26

Martindale, Harry 166

Martinus, vicar of Britain 217

Maryport: Senhouse Museum 249

Massilia (modern Marseilles) 8

Matfen High House 246

Matres, the xvii, 200

Matthews, Colin 123

piano accompaniment for ‘Roman Wall Blues’ 123–7

Maughan, Sandra 114–15

Maximian, emperor 192, 193, 194, 196

Maximus, Magnus
see
Magnus Maximus, emperor

Medway, River 15

Mendips 93

Mercury 206, 211

Merrifield, Ralph:
Roman London
52

Messalina 15

Mildenhall Treasure 220–5, 250

Great Dish 220, 221, 223, 224, 225

Millais, John Everett:
The Romans Leaving Britain
225–6

Milvian Bridge, Battle of the 161

Minerva
see
Sulis-Minerva

Mithraeum

Housesteads xviii, 116

London 52, 53, 55, 56, 243

Mithras xviii, 52, 116

Monck, General 146

Monk Bar, York 166

Mons Graupius 139, 142, 154, 156, 173

Montanus 51–2

de Montford, Simon 229

Monthly Magazine
61

Morant, Philip 19

Moray Firth 137, 138

Morris, Jan 96–7

Morrison, Andrew 169

mosaics 200–13

Munday, Anthony:
The Triumphs of Re–united Britannia
35

Museum of Cardiff 81

Museum of London 46, 47, 49, 52, 53, 57, 58, 84, 243

Museum of Somerset, Taunton 210, 249

Myres, J. N. L. (Nowell) 82, 86, 181

and Collingwood, R. G.
Oxford History of England
, vol. I 181, 186–7

Naples 44

Nar, River 29

Narcissus 14

Nash, Beau 95

National Museum of Scotland, Edinburgh 137–8, 145, 188, 247

National Museum of Wales 244

National Roman Legion Museum, Caerleon 244

National Trust 199, 246, 249

Neal, David 206

and Cosh, Stephen,
Roman Mosaics of Britain
206, 207

Nelson, George, and Plummer, John:
Silchester: the Pompeii of Hampshire
61, 67

Nelson, John 45

Nennius 219

Nero, emperor 16, 18, 25, 27, 33, 194

Newcastle 117, 118, 121, 122, 245, 246, 247

Byker’s Hill 119–20

Great North Museum 116, 246

Segedunum fort and museum 113–14, 115, 246

Newcastle Literary and Philosophical Society 121

New Kilpatrick cemetery 147

Newstead 138

Newstead helmet 188

Newton, Isaac 64

Newton St Loe 208

Nicaea, First Council of 105

Nicholson, Edward Williams Byron 104–5, 106, 107, 229

Nicomedes 171–2

Nodens 87

temple of 86, 245

Norfolk 25–40, 214–16, 242–3, 250

Norfolk Archaeological Trust 242, 250

North Sea 192

Norway 9

Norwich

Castle Museum 11, 30–1, 242

cathedral 242

Notitia Dignitatum
215

Octavius (soldier at Vindolanda) 129

Old Kilpatrick 143–4, 148

Old Man of Coniston 182, 183

Old Polmont 146

Once Brewed 113, 116

Ordnance Survey 142

Orkneys 138

Orpheus 199, 201, 202, 204, 205, 208, 209–10

Ottaway, Patrick 163, 165–6, 248

Outer Hebrides 138

Ovid xviii

Metamorphoses
200–1, 204, 209–10

Owen, Harold 75

Owen, Wilfred xviii, 75, 76, 77–8, 80, 81, 122, 184

‘Strange Meeting’ 78

‘Uriconium: An Ode’ 77, 78

Oxford Dictionary of Quotations
196

Oxford University 128, 181, 182, 226

Brasenose College 130

Wolfson College 130

Palermo 205

Palmyra 170, 171

Passchendaele 93, 94

Patrick, St:
Confession
219

Peddars Way 29

Pelagius 105

Penicuik 150, 151, 248

Pennines 122, 155

Persian Wars 32

Pertinax, emperor 163

Petergate, York 166

Peterill, River 191

Petilius Cerealis 27

Petrie, Flinders 82

Pevensey Castle 215, 229, 230, 250

Pevsner, Nikolaus 46–7, 49, 50

Phillips, William, and Conybeare, Daniel:
Outlines of the Geology of England and Wales
154–5

Piazza Armerina 205

Picts 217, 219

Pillerton Priors 207

Pindar:
Olympian Ode
95

Pitt-Rivers, Augustus 44

Placida 76

Plautius, Aulus 13, 14, 62

Pliny the Elder 8

Plummer, John, and Nelson, George:
Silchester: the Pompeii of Hampshire
61, 67

Polmont Woods 146

Pompeii 200

Poundbury 10, 88

Praetorian Guard 12

Prasutagus 16, 27

Prinknash Abbey 203

Propertius 60

Ptolemy 29

Pugin, Augustus 227

Pump Room, Bath 95, 96, 97, 103, 105, 245

Pytheas:
On the Ocean
8–9

Quintus Corellis Fortis 167

Raetians 116

Ransome, Arthur 183–4

Oscar Wilde: A Critical Study
184

Rape of Pevensey 229

Ravenglass 180, 185, 248–9

Reading Museum 67, 70, 73, 244

Reculver 215

Regina, tombstone of 170–1, 248

Remus 195

Reynolds, Joshua 201

Rhine, the 217

Ribchester 179, 248

Ribchester helmet 188, 248

Richard I, King 229

Richard of Cirencester (Richard of Westminster) 152–5

De Situ Britanniae
(
On the Situation in Britain
) 153, 154, 156

Richardson, Steve 113–14

Richborough (Rutupiae) 12–14, 242

Roach Smith, Charles 53–5

Illustrations of Roman London
54

Robert (brother of William the Conqueror) 229

Roebuck, John 145

Rogers, Richard 49, 56

Rolfe, Fred 222

Roman Army Museum, Vindolanda 246

Roman Inscriptions of Britain, The
181

Rome xviii, xxii, 15, 16, 22, 26, 36–7, 38–9, 83, 139, 163, 164, 195, 196, 211, 218

Romulus 83, 195

Rough Castle 146, 247

Roy, William 142, 143, 152, 154

maps (
Military Survey of Scotland
) 142–3, 143–4, 148, 150

Military Antiquities of Britain
143, 152

Royal Academy of Arts 191

Royal Commission on the Ancient and Historical Monuments of Scotland 145, 247

Rudston Venus 205–6

‘Ruin, The’ 220

Ruskin, John 182, 184, 249

Sachsenhausen 14

St Albans 11, 28, 89–90

St Helen’s Chapel, Colchester 22, 242

St Michael’s Mount 9

St Oswald’s 120

St Paul’s, London 46, 47

Salamis, Battle of 32

Sandwich 13–14

Sappho xvii

Sarmatia 179

Saxons 14, 58, 59, 60, 192, 215, 216, 217, 219, 226–7, 228, 229

Saxon shore forts 215, 229

Scafell 185

Scotland 75, 134–56, 173–4, 206, 241, 247–8

Scots 217, 219

Scotsman
106

Scott, Sir Walter:
The Antiquary
155–6

Scottish National Portrait Gallery, Edinburgh 141

Seabegs 144

Seaber, ‘Black Jack’ 225

Sebasteion, Aphrodisias 18

Second World War 229

Segedunum fort and museum 113–14, 115, 246

Selous, H. C.:
Boadicea Haranguing the Iceni
228

Senhouse Museum, Maryport 249

Septimius Severus, emperor 120, 137, 161, 163–5, 168, 248

Septimius stone 200

Serapis 166, 167

Seton-Williams, Veronica 90–1

Severa, Claudia 132

Severus
see
Septimius Severus, emperor

Sewingshields Crags 111, 112

Sextus Valerius Genialis, tombstone of 200

Shakespeare, William 5, 7, 33

Cymbeline
11, 34–5, 36

Henry V
36

King Lear
35

Richard II
36

Shetlands 9

Shrewsbury Museum 76, 244

Sibbald, Robert 100

Sicily 205

Silchester (Calleva Atrebatum) 60–74, 198, 244

Silenus 221

Skye 139

Snettisham hoard 11, 30–1, 242

Soane, Sir John 50, 51, 227

Society of Antiquaries 86, 143, 150, 153, 173, 204, 206

Solinus, Gaius Julius 5, 153

Collectanea rerum mirabilium
,
A Collection of Marvels
98

Solway Firth xvii, 112

South Shields: Arbeia fort 116, 170–1, 248

South Wales News
84

Southwark 43

Spain xviii, 82, 218

Stainton Fell 179

Stair, John 67

Stallworthy, Jon 77

Stane Street 208

Stanton Drew 100–1, 102

Stanwix 120

State Museums of Berlin 165

Stenhousemuir 150

Stephenson, Roy 53

Step to the Bath, A
96

Stirling, James 51

Stonehenge 100

Stour, River 13, 14

Strabo 8, 10, 100

Stratfield Saye 67

Strawberry Hill 187

Stroud 201

Stuart, Charles (Bonnie Prince Charlie) 138, 139

Stukeley, William xix, xx, 6, 64–5, 96, 98, 100, 101, 149–50, 151, 152–4, 156, 173, 187, 194, 226

An Account of Richard of Cirencester, Monk of Westminster, and of his Works
153–4

Itinerarium Curiosum
64

Suetonius 11–12, 14, 15, 88, 100