The Roman Wall / A historical, topographical, and descriptive account of the barrier of the lower isthmus, extending from the Tyne to the Solway, deduced from numerous personal surveys

by J. Collingwood Bruce

• Old Carlisle, [360].
• Old Town, [349].
• Ouseburn mile-castle, [119].

• Pap-castle, [366].
• Passage of the Eden, [300].
• Passage of the Irthing, [277].
• Peel-crag, [243].
• Peel-houses, [253].
• Petriana, Cambeck-fort, [288].
• Polytheism of the Romans, [398].
• Plumpton, [358].
• Pons Ælii, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, [121].
• Procolitia, Carrawburgh, [197].

• Quarry on Fallowfield fell, [80].
• Quarry on Haltwhistle fell, [80].
• Quarry, Roman, [292].

• Rapishaw-gap, [230].
• Richard of Cirencester on the building of the Wall, [390].
• Risingham, Habitancum, [329].
• Rochester, High, Bremenium, [325].
• Roman emperors, number who visited Britain, [36].
• Ruts in gateway of Birdoswald, [280].
• Rutchester, Vindobala, [150].

• Sacrifices, Roman, [396].
• Samian ware, [447].
• Sandals, Roman, [348].
• Secondary forts, [315].
• Segedunum, Wallsend, [105].
• Sepulchral inscriptions, [424].
• Severus lands in Britain, [15].
• Severus, death of, [392].
• Sewingshields farm-house, [200].
• Shields’-lawe, [322].
• Silvanus, altar to, [413].
• Speaking pipes in the Wall, [76].
• Stags’-horns, [269].
• Stanwix, [299].
• Stations, description of, [56].
• Stationes per lineam valli, [60].
• Steel-rig, [243].
• Stotes-houses, [117].
• Streets, narrowness of, [221].
• Syrian goddess, [412].

• Tepper-moor, [196].
• Terraced gardens, [224].
• Thirlwall-castle, [270].
• Time occupied in building the Wall, [94].
• Toads represented on altars, [416].
• Tower of Repentance, [307].
• Tower-tay, [195].
• Traditions regarding Cilurnum, [192].
• Traditions, Sewingshields, [203].
• Transmarine Mothers, [419].
• Troughs of stone, [158].
• Tumuli, [351], 365.
• Turrets, [68].
• Twice-brewed-ale (inn), [233].
• Tynemouth, [318].

• Vallum, description of, [52].
• Vallum, additional rampart of, [283].
• Vangiones, [427].
• Vegetation inimical to the Wall, [93].
• Vespasian and Titus in Britain, [5].
• Viteres, altars to, [395], 416, [417].
• Victory, figure of, [300].
• Vindobala, Rutchester, [150].
• Vindolana, Chesterholm, [236].
• Vindomora, [342].

• Wallend, [273].
• Wall, in relation to the rivers, [100].
• Wallis, [349].
• Wall-mill, [262].
• Wall, probable height of, [47].
• Wallsend, Segedunum, [105].
• Walltown crags, [263].
• Walton, [287].
• Warden-hill, [194].
• Wardley, [324].
• Water-course, ancient, [161], [257].
• Watch-cross, [298].
• Whitley-castle, [346].
• Wreckendike, [322].
• Written rock on the Gelt, [81].

• Zodiacal tablet, #409.#

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