Comagena was a fortified Roman camp on the Danube, on the site of the modern town of Tulln on the Danube in Lower Austria, Austria. Built as a defensive...
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Wagram – nördlich der Donau) Augustianis (Traismauer) Asturis (Zwentendorf) Comagena (Tulln) Cannabiaca (Zeiselmauer) Arrianis/Asturis (Klosterneuburg) Ala...
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Cernavodă Asturis (Zwentendorf), Cannabiaca (Zeiselmauer-Wolfpassing), Comagena, Lauriacum, Lentia Circesium Aquincum, Brigetio, Carnuntum, Mursa, Poetovio...
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presumably of Celtic origin), it gained importance as the Roman fort of Comagena (Comagenis). In the final years of Roman rule, Saint Severinus of Noricum...
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the west, and Arabia to the south. Syria had three different provinces: Comagena, Phoenicia, and Palestine. The territory of Phoenicia extended from the...
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the Huns. When the people would not heed his warning, he took refuge in Comagena. He established refugee centers for people displaced by the invasion, and...
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the Danube: the Classis Arlapensis et Maginensis (based at Arelape and Comagena) and the Classis Lauriacensis (based at Lauriacum) in Pannonia I, the Classis...
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dedicated by his wife, Fabia Campana. Rufinius Rufus, dedicated a tomb at Comagena in Noricum to his wife, Claudia Aquina, aged thirty-five. Rufinius Saturninus...
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