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Flevum

Roman fort in the Netherlands

Flevum was a castrum and port of the Romans in Frisia (actual northern Netherlands), built when emperor Augustus wanted to conquer the German populated

Flevum

Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta

Delta formed by three rivers in the Netherlands

discharged) and the Roman fortification at Flevum (a port north of the Old Rhine). The Roman castrum at Flevum was mentioned by Tacitus, and is equated

Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt Delta

Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt_Delta

Zuiderzee

Former inland sea in the Netherlands, now the IJsselmeer

then as a normal river flows to the sea". Other sources rather speak of Flevum, which could be related to today's Vlie (Vliestroom), i.e. the seaway between

Zuiderzee

Velsen

Municipality in North Holland, Netherlands

naval base at Velsen discovered starting in 1945 are believed to be ancient Flevum, which is listed as Phleoum, Romanized to Phleum, in Ptolemy (2.10).[dubious

Velsen

Flevoland

Province of the Netherlands

and then flows to the sea like a normal river." Other sources speak of Flevum, which means 'flow'. The process continued and gradually the Zuiderzee arose

Flevoland

Marsacii

Tribe that lived near the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta

branch of the Rhine, the Waal (Latin Vacalis) also discharged. Flevus (or Flevum) was a Roman fortification on the Ocean, north of the Rhine, mentioned by

Marsacii

Treva

Place

ships could arrive (and be protected by a small port) when sailing from Flevum - a Roman port near the Rhine river. This place was called "Treva" (and

Treva

History of urban centres in the Low Countries

presence was mainly limited to three Castra (Noviomagus, near modern Nijmegen; Flevum, near Velsen; and one near Oudenburg, the Latin name for which is unknown

History of urban centres in the Low Countries

History_of_urban_centres_in_the_Low_Countries

Netherlands in the Roman era

Ulpia Noviomagus Batavorum (modern Nijmegen) and Forum Hadriani (Voorburg). Flevum (at modern Velsen) A harbour has been found here as well. (Disputed) Lugdunum

Netherlands in the Roman era

Netherlands_in_the_Roman_era

Fectio

Former Roman castellum, village in Netherlands

that many wooden and leather artefacts were preserved. Germania Antiqua Flevum Waldgirmes Forum Roman camp, Marktbreit Map of "Fectio castrum" location

Fectio

List of castra by province

name: Oudenburg Abusina, Augusta Vindelicorum, Bonna, Colonia Agrippinae, Flevum, Moguntiacum, Novaesium, Noviomagus, Traiectum, Vetera Also castra of unknown

List of castra by province

List_of_castra_by_province

Roman Ermelo

2020, excavations confirmed that it was of Roman origin.[citation needed] Flevum Aliso Stockstadt Roman Fort Julianus Egidius Bogaers: Ermelo. In: Julianus

Roman Ermelo

Roman_Ermelo

Laterculus Veronensis

Manuscript

lapullulauerunt as "have spread". Müllenhoff suggested a people named for the river Flevum (Latin Fleuus fluuius). It is unlikely that Indii refers to Indians. It

Laterculus Veronensis

Laterculus_Veronensis

List of Latin names for cities or towns in Continental Europe, Ireland and Scandinavia

Heerlen Daventria Deventer Eindovia Eindhoven Elenio Naaldwijk Fectio Vechten Flevum Velsen Forum Hadriani Voorburg Ganuentum (Colijnsplaat) Grinnes Rossum/Alem

List of Latin names for cities or towns in Continental Europe, Ireland and Scandinavia

List_of_Latin_names_for_cities_or_towns_in_Continental_Europe,_Ireland_and_Scandinavia

Germanicus's expedition into Germania

Roman military expedition

waiting for them. On the bank of the channel, the governor built the camp of Flevum, which became the northernmost fortification on the Rhine border and an

Germanicus's expedition into Germania

Germanicus's_expedition_into_Germania

Third decade of the first century AD

Roman legions in Germania are transported by fleet to the fortress of Flevum on the Rhine, to operate against the rebellious Frisians. The Frisians negotiate

20s

Classis Germanica

Naval fleet of the Roman Empire on the Rhine through to the Rhine–Meuse–Scheldt delta

force in the revolting area, including to the besieged Roman port facility Flevum (Velsen). However, the frisii could not be stopped. The Romans lost control

Classis Germanica

Classis_Germanica

List of places named Vlaie

Woordenboek (in Dutch). *pleu, dat nog voortleeft in lat. germ. Flevo, Flevum, mnl. Fleo, Fli, nnl. Vlie 'waddenstroom aan de Friese kust'. USGS "History

List of places named Vlaie

List_of_places_named_Vlaie