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History of the Wars, Books V and VI

Note 132 — XXVI

H. B. (Henry Bronson) Dewing translation

The Emperor Claudius cut the northern channel for the river, in order to prevent inundations of Rome, and made the "Portus Claudii," opening to the sea, near its mouth; a second enclosed harbour, adjoining that of Claudius, was built by Trajan.

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