Gnaeus Julius Agricola

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Noun1.Gnaeus Julius Agricola - Roman general who was governor of Britain and extended Roman rule north to the Firth of Forth (37-93)
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Gnaeus Julius Agricola was one of the most important men in the first century AD in the long history of Rome's relationship--and wars--with the native peoples of Britannia.
Jane Austen and Roman History
The governor of Britannia, Gnaeus Julius Agricola, completed the Roman conquest of Wales by suppressing the Ordovices and capturing Mona (Ynys Mon/Anglesey) in AD 77.
The Romans are coming... again
Gnaeus Julius Agricola subdued the Selgovae, evicted them from the hilltop fortress and, in its place, built a signal station.
SANDISON'S SCOTLAND; FEELING THE HEART AND SOUL OF A PROUD SCOTTISH HISTORY
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