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Vallum   Listen
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Vallum  n.  (pl. L. valla, E. vallums)  (Rom. Antiq.) A rampart; a wall, as in a fortification.






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"Vallum" Quotes from Famous Books



... on his planet taking control of life had failed altogether to remember why the ditch at Avebury was on the inside instead of the outside of the vallum, so now Miss Grammont and Sir Richmond found very great difficulty in recalling why ...
— The Secret Places of the Heart • H. G. Wells

... catch-water drain, which runs for many miles from Peterborough northward into Lincolnshire, cutting off the land waters which flow down from the wolds above. To them, too, is to be attributed the old Roman bank, or 'vallum,' along the sea-face of the marshlands, marked to this day by the names of Walsoken, Walton, and Walpoole. But the English invaders were incapable of following out, even of preserving, any public works. Each village was isolated by its own 'march' of forest; each yeoman all but isolated by ...
— Prose Idylls • Charles Kingsley



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