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Britannia
Britain
also: Britain, Britannia
The island beyond the ocean reached by Caesar's expeditions (55–54 BC). Seneca uses it as the edge of his fortune.
Reading notes
- The Pumpkinification of the Divine Claudius §8 Britain
Island partly conquered under Claudius in AD 43; he was worshipped there in a temple, the 'barbarian' cult the satire mocks.
- Consolation to Marcia §14 Britain
Britannia, the island beyond the ocean reached by Caesar's expeditions of 55–54 BC.
- Consolation to Polybius §13 Britain
Britannia; Claudius's invasion of AD 43 had just opened the island to Rome, the achievement Seneca flatters here.
- Octavia §1 Britons
Britain, conquered under Claudius (AD 43); the conquest is recalled as the height of his reign.