-
described Ulpia Oescus as a city of the Triballi, an
independent ancient tribe which inhabited today’s
northwestern Bulgaria.
Under Roman rule,
Oescus began as...
- 1976
ILIAN BOYANOV,
Oescus - from
castra to colonia.
Available from: https://www.researchgate.net/publication/297565828_
Oescus_-_from_castra_to_colonia...
-
Constantin cel Mare
dintre Oescus și Sucidava/ Pons per
Danuvium ductus. New data for the
bridge of
Constantine I
between Oescus and Sucidava. pp. 645–648...
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Bastarnae who had
recently subjugated the Triballi, and with
their capital at
Oescus.
Augustus also
wanted to
avenge the
defeat of
Gaius Antonius at Histria...
- respectively. The
island is
named after the
ancient Roman town of
Oescus in
Northern Bulgaria.
Oescus Island is
located at 62°21′07″S 59°41′15.5″W / 62.35194°S...
- of
other nomads. In 328, the
Romans built a
bridge between Sucidava and
Oescus (near Gigen)
which indicates that
there was a
significant trade with the...
- an
ancient people who
lived in
northern Bulgaria in the
region of
Roman Oescus up to
southeastern Serbia,
possibly near the
territory of the
Morava Valley...
-
vicus was also
created around the
Tropaeum Traianum. The
garrison city of
Oescus received the
status of
Roman colony after its
legionary garrison was redeplo****...
- Constantine's Bridge,
built over the
Danube between Sucidava (Corabia, Romania) and
Oescus (Gigen, Bulgaria), is
officially opened by the
Roman architect Theophilus...
- forts,
rather than cities, were
typical of the province".
Besides Ratiaria,
Oescus was the
major settlement.
Dacia Ripensis was one of the "Two Dacias" established...
