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E. W. Black Was Pastor Of The Wesleyan Methodist Church, W. Asheville, NC, This Sermon Was Preached From His Pulpit, September 23, 1945.

E. W. Black Was Pastor Of The Wesleyan Methodist Church, W. Asheville, NC, This Sermon Was Preached From His Pulpit, September 23, 1945.

This book describes and discusses the mansiones of Roman Britain, relating the posts of cursus publicus to the development of roadside settlements. Black makes a detailed examination of particular examples of mansiones through the first to fourth centuries, and in an appendix gives a re-assessment of the Antonine Itinerary, a prime source for the names and locations of roadside settlements.