Itinerarium curiosum (centuria II)

by William Stukeley

ITER VII.

From the port of the Sistuntii, Lune river mouth, to Eboracum, York.

Portus Sistuntiorum, Lune river mouth, by Lancaster.

XXIII.

Rerigonium, Ribcester on the Rible, Lancashire.

VIII.

Alpes Pennini, Pendleton by Pendlehill, Lancashire.

X.

Alicana, Shipton in Craven, Yorkshire.

XIX.

Isurium Brigantum, Brigantium, Aldborough by Burrough bridge.

XVI.

Eboracum, municipium, formerly colonia leg. VI. victrix.

This is the first Iter of Antoninus, which is deficient in our three first stations; which are those between the two Prætentura’s, therefore at that time out of the possession of the Romans.

We learn hence, York was a colony city of the VIth legion, built by them in the time of Hadrian, who probably then made, or finished, the artificial canal called Carsdike, when he made the vallum.