Part 6 — INDEX.
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Aballaba, 297.
Æsica, Great Chesters, 254.
Agricola lands in Britain, 7.
Alionis, 347.
Altars, form of, 395.
Amboglanna, Birdoswald, 278.
Amphoræ, 445.
Ancient Britons, description of, 16.
Apollo, altar to, 411.
Aqueduct at Great Chesters, 257.
Arthur, King, traditions respecting, 205.
Arthur’s Well, 264.
Astures, a people from Spain, 141.
Battle of Heaven-field, 167.
Bede, on the building of the Wall, 379.
Belatucadrus, altar to, 401.
Belted Will, 285.
Benwell, Condercum, 137.
Bewcastle, 344.
Binchester, 344.
Birdoswald, Amboglanna, 278.
Black-carts farm, Wall on, 196.
Black-dike, 211.
Blake-chesters, 321.
Blast furnace, 443.
Blea-tarn, 297.
Bloody-gap, 244.
Bogle-hole, traditions of, 245.
Borcovicus, Housesteads, 214.
Borcovicus, etymology of, 228.
Borcum or Barcombe, quarry on, 231.
Border strife, 296.
Borders, state of, in middle ages, 209.
Bradley, 232.
Brampton, 349.
Bridge at Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 130.
Bridge over North Tyne, 170.
Britain, first notice of, 2.
Bremenium, High-Rochester, 325.
Bremetenracum, 350.
Broaching of the stones, 85.
Brunton, the Wall at, 169.
Bueth’s castle, 345.
Burgh-upon-Sands, 304.
Burnswark, 356.
Busy-gap, 207.
Byker-hill, 118.
Cæsar’s landing in Britain, 3.
Carrawburgh, Procolitia, 197.
Cambeck-fort, Petriana, 288.
Camp kettles, 444.
Carausius, 21.
Carlisle, Luguvallium, 301.
Carvoran, Magna, 267.
Castella, 67.
Castra Exploratorum, 353.
Caw-gap, 246.
Cemeteries, 183, 262.
Centurial Stones, 429.
Chapel-hill, 224.
Chapel-house, 274.
Chapel-houses, 147.
Chesters, Cilurnum, 171.
Chesterholm, Vindolana, 236.
Chew-green, 325.
452Chives on Walltown crags, 264.
Christian remains, none on the Wall, 421.
Christianity, early introduction of into Britain, 422.
Cilurnum, Chesters, 171.
Cippi, 326.
Coal wrought by the Romans, 442.
Cocidius, altar to, 401.
Coins found on Borcum, 231, 434.
Coins found in Cambeck fort, 289.
Coins found in Newcastle bridge, 131.
Coins, number of Roman, relating to Britain, 37.
Coins, general remarks upon, 431.
Coins, number found on the Wall, 432.
Coins, Roman and Saxon, not commingled, 433.
Coins, spurious, 365.
Concrete, hydraulic properties of Roman, 182.
Constantine proclaimed emperor, 23.
Condercum, Benwell, 137.
Corchester, Corstopitum, 332.
Corstopitum, Corchester, 332.
Cost of the Wall, 94.
Cousin’s-house, 113.
Crags, why the Wall built upon, 201.
Cumming’s cross, 206.
Dea Hamia, 417.
Deæ Matres, 417.
Denton Hall, 146.
Devil’s Wall in Germany, 96.
Down-hill, 156.
Drumburgh, 309.
Dykesfield, 307.
Earthenware, 445.
Ebchester, 341.
Edward I. at Bradley, 233.
Egyptian triple goddesses, 418.
Ellenborough, 361.
Emperors worshipped, 398.
Epeiacum, 342.
Epona, altar to, 415.
Fibulæ, 444.
Fisher’s-cross, 311.
Forest, primeval, 310.
Fortune, altar to, 403.
Fosse of the Wall, 51.
Gelt quarry, 385.
Genius, local, altar to, 399.
Genius of the Wall, 353.
Gildas’ account of the miseries of the Britons, 27.
Glass for windows, 222.
Goddess mothers, 417.
Graham’s-dike, 97.
Great Chesters, Æsica, 254.
Grooves in thresholds of gates, 220.
Habitancum, Risingham, 329.
Hadrian arrives in Britain, 11.
Hadrian, death of, 391.
Hadrian slabs, 383.
Harlow-hill, 155.
Halton-chesters, Hunnum, 159.
Haltwhistle, 252.
Haltwhistle-burn-head, 254.
Hare-hill, 284.
Heddon-on-the-Wall, 149.
Hedley, Rev. Anthony, 105.
Hexham, 194, 339.
Historical testimonies respecting the building of the Wall, 372.
Hodgson, Rev. John, 106.
Horsley, biographical notice of, 103.
Horsley on Christian vows, 423.
Hospital, camp, 362.
Housesteads, Borcovicus, 214.
Hunnum, Halton-chesters, 159.
Hypocausts at Hunnum, 162.
Hypocausts, their probable use, 180.
Hypocausts at Chesters, 174.
453Inscriptions, value of, 187.
Iron wrought by the Romans, 442.
Irthington, 295.
Itinerary of Antonine, 328.
Jarrow, 323.
Jupiter, altar to, 397.
Keep of Castle of Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 135.
Kiln for drying corn, 223.
Kirk-Andrews, 302.
Lakes of Northumberland, 229.
Lamiæ, 418.
Langley castle, 231.
Lanchester, 342.
Lanercost priory, 284.
Lanx, the Corbridge, 334.
Lead wrought by the Romans, 442.
Legio XX. engaged upon the Wall, 247.
Limekiln, 327.
Limestone-bank, 195.
Lingones at Tynemouth, 108.
Luguvallium, Carlisle, 301.
Magna, Carvoran, 267.
Maiden-way, 269.
Malcolm Canmore, 321.
Mars, altars to, 401.
Maryport, 361.
Masonry of the Stations, 84.
Masonry of the Wall, 78.
Maximus, 319.
Middleby, 354.
Mile-castles, 67.
Mile-castle at Cawfield, 248.
Mile-stone, 239.
Mill-stones, 448.
Military-way, 69.
Milking-gap, 234.
Minerva, altar to, 402.
Mithras, altar to, 404.
Monument to Edward I., 306.
Moresby, 366.
Mortar, Roman, 86.
Mortaria, 445.
Mountain-god, 415.
Mumps-hall, 275.
Murus and Vallum, one design, 387.
Mythology of Gothic tribes, 421.
Names of stations ascertained, 61.
Naworth-castle, 284.
Netherby, 352.
Nether-hall, 362.
Newcastle-upon-Tyne, 121.
Nine-nicks of Thirlwall, 265.
North Shields, 321.
Nymphs, 414.
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.
454Rutchester, 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.#
Transcriber’s Note
On p. 178, footnote 86 appears with no anchor in the text. Judging from the context, the anchor has been placed at the end of the sentence beginning ‘The stone pillars are...’, which mentions the balusters referred to in the note.
On p. 317, based on the context, the word ‘stones’ in the phrase ‘all the trifling [stones] put together’, is most likely a misprinting of ‘stories’.
Lapses and inconsistencies in punctuation and format in tabular matter, or in the Index have been silently corrected.
The index entry 'Fosse of the Wall' is out of order, and its position has been adjusted.
Errors deemed most likely to be the printer’s have been corrected, and are noted here.
p. x. British Archæ[o]logical Association Added.
p. xx. 16. Section of Works, near eighteenth mile-stone [25/52] Transposed.
p. xxiii. 164. Sc[lu]/ul]pture to the Deæ Matres Transposed.
p. 8 f[ri/ir]ths Transposed.
p. 16 that ascend from these marshes.[”] Removed.
p. 50 T[ih/hi]s portion Transposed.
p. 62 wh[i]ch is thus inscribed Added.
p. 65 n. 34 and in the neig[h]bourhood Added.
p. 103 n. 54 a native of No[r]thumberland Added.
The mi[l]liary which told to Hadrian’s soldiers Added.
p. 134 suc[c]essor Added.
p. 150 so that a [a ]greater portion Line break repetition.
p. 204 have bee[e]n widely diffused Removed.
p. 258 artific[i]al mound Added.
Wher[e]ever line break hyphenation error.
p. 310 circu[cu]lar Removed.
p. 362 The body of [of] the road Removed.
p. 380 n. 135 is now known in the [p/d]istrict Corrected.
p. 407 dis[c]ipline Added.
p. 423 deserve[r]dly Removed.
p. 430 vi[n]cinity Removed.
p. 447 f[n/u]rnace Corrected.