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  |Title=Plague in the cities!
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• Fashion in the Uther Period
  In cities or at court men wear long tunics and at times a toga over it, much the same ...ges more than men during the period, but not to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wear long and open dresses in light fabric.
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• Fashion in the Roman Period
  In cities or at court men wore long tunics and at times a toga over it. ...changes more than men during the period, but to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wore long and open dresses in light fabric.
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• Fashion in the Anarchy Period
  In cities or at court men wear long tunics and at times a toga over it. The [[Romans] ...changes more than men during the period, but to any significant degree. In cities or at court they wore long and open dresses in light fabric.
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• Studfold
  ...legalized slavery in her hundred and has begun trading with several roman cities to rebuild her household.
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• Romans
  ...one of the Cultures in [[Britain]]. Roman people usually dwell within the cities, the birthright of their [[culture]] which was once the heart of civilizati The old Roman cities provide a life for many residents because they are trade centers. The commo
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• Bedegraine
  ...o capitals—Bedegraine and Nottingham, the Summer and Winter capitals. It’s cities are Roman in [[culture]] and Nottingham is home to a Roman Christian Bishop
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• Weapons
  ...ears and much of the earlier weaponry disappears. Some of the larger roman cities retain an ability to produce the weaponry but older tribal weaponry becomes
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• Lonazep
  ...ter, quiet and rural home to [[Cymric]] Christians without any significant cities, though it has a few market towns. Lord Llygad is the son of the former Lor
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• 502
  ...mmer maneuvering through Lambor and Bedegraine, accepting the surrender of cities and besieging castles. The Duke of Lindsey, with his army nearby, does not
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• Deira
  ...during the [[Uther]] and Anarchy Periods. It has no significant castles or cities.
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• Kent
  ...tain]] under [[Vortigern]] years ago. Currently occupied by the Jutes, all cities now considerably degraded from their Roman greatness due to occupation and
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• In the solar 507
  ...od is still prevalent, together with Roman fashion that still is around in cities. As always, Timeless fashion is found around strange courts and in mystic l
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• In the solar 508
  ...od is still prevalent, together with Roman fashion that still is around in cities. As always, Timeless fashion is found around strange courts and in mystic l
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• In the solar 505
  ...od is still prevalent, together with Roman fashion that still is around in cities. As always, Timeless fashion is found around strange courts and in mystic l
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• In the solar 504
  ...od is still prevalent, together with Roman fashion that still is around in cities. As always, Timeless fashion is found around strange courts and in mystic l
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• In the solar 506
  ...od is still prevalent, together with Roman fashion that still is around in cities. As always, Timeless fashion is found around strange courts and in mystic l
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• Dorsette
  Dorsette is a county on the southern coast of [[Britain]]. It includes the cities of Dorchester, Badbury, and Wareham. Not far away is the famous Cerne Abbas
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• Huntland
  ...us]] did they manage to stave of some of the more devastating attacks. The cities are Roman Christian, the countryside is [[Cymric]] Christian. In [[497]] th
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• Suth Seaxe
  ...A largely rural kingdom protected by the [[Forest]] Perdue, it has no real cities anymore. It was once a roman civitas called [[Former name::Regnenses]], nam
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