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stationed at Eboracum. However, although Britannia Inferior had only the single legion (compared to the two stationed in Britannia Superior) the northern province actually had more soldiers than the south did, as a result of the large number of auxiliaries in the north. After the successes of Severus against the northern tribes, these troops furnished small units known as exploratores which were sent beyond the frontier to oversee native activities and ensure that the terms of Roman treaties with these groups were upheld. These measures were mostly effective and during Britannia Inferior's existence the northern border was largely peaceful after the campaign of Severus.
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In the reign of Severus, the province's fortifications were significantly improved in order to provide better defence against northern tribes. A major rebuilding of Hadrian's Wall was included among these efforts. The province hosted a single legion during Caracalla's reign, the VI Victrix, which was
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to oversee the military campaigns against the northern tribes. While there is some confusion as to the exact date when the subdivision of Britannia was made, it seems clear that Severus's intentions were to break up the size of the military under the command of an individual governor (as he had done
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fell into neglect and disrepair. The peace of the region was further disturbed in the tumultuous period after Commodus' death as the military power vacuum on the continent distracted the defensive legions stationed in Britannia. After his accession in 193, Severus took special interest in
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From 260 to 273 AD Britannia Inferior, along with much of the rest of the western Empire, broke away from the rest of the Roman Empire to form the Gallic Empire. The second half of the province's history also coincided with a period of poor economic conditions across Roman Britain.
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puts the date of the split in 197, although there is no evidence of this distinction being formalised in inscriptions until after the death of Severus in 211. Thus, it is likely that the division of military control in Britannia was formally established by
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sometime between 211 and 20. Caracalla also moved the southern border of the province northwards from the line established by Severus, transferring northern modern Wales and the region surrounding Chester to Britannia Superior.
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An African inscription dated to the reign of Caracalla provides a potential early confirmation of the division occurring under Severus
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established after 584. After massive territorial losses in the 7th century, the remaining provinces were superseded by the
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Hanson, W.S (2004). "Scotland and the Northern Frontier: Second to Fourth Centuries AD". In Todd, Malcolm (ed.).
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ed. Naphtali Lewis and Meyer Reinhold, 3rd ed. New York: Columbia University Press, 1990, pp. 427-428.
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and parts of Greece they survived under the themes until the early 9th century.
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Jerary, M. Tahar (2008). "Septimius Severus the Roman Emperor, 193-211 AD".
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The symbol of the province, attested by several lead sealings, was a bull.
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although the division may have occurred later, between 211 and 220, under
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refortifying the northern border in Britannia, and in 208 he moved to
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Numidia (divided as Cirtensis and Militiana during the Tetrarchy)
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conducted a major reorganisation of the empire. The newly named
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Woods, David (2000). "Julian, Gallienus, and the Solar Bull".
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Mann, J.C.; Jarrett, M.G. (1967). "The Division of Britain".
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States and territories disestablished in the 3rd century
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Mann, J.C. (1997). "The Division of Britain in AD 197".
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Major landmarks of the province, showing in red the
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Index



Latin
Britain
province
Roman Britain
Septimius Severus
Caracalla
governors
Londinium
Hadrian's Wall
Clodius Albinus
emperor
Caracalla
northern England
Midlands
Eboracum
York
Severan dynasty
Diocletian

Hadrian's Wall

Antonine Wall
Hadrian's Wall
Commodus
Britannia
Eboracum
Syria
Herodian

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