Eboracum
[eb-uh-rey-kuh m]
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noun
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Constantine the Great, his son, was first proclaimed emperor at Eboracum.
England, Picturesque and DescriptiveJoel Cook
He was the son of Constantius Chlorus, and was with him at Eboracum at the time of his death, and there assumed the purple.
The Coinages of the Channel IslandsB. Lowsley
Two hundred years is a considerable length of time, even in the history of a nation, and much happened in Eboracum in that while.
The Great North Road: York to EdinburghCharles G. Harper
But whence the original “Eboracum” derived or what it meant is purely conjectural.
The Great North Road: York to EdinburghCharles G. Harper
Severus, however, failed as completely as Agricola had failed before him, and he died soon after his return to Eboracum.
A Student's History of England, v. 1 (of 3)Samuel R. Gardiner.
Eboracum
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