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I. A description of a Roman sudatory, or Hypocaustum, found at Wroxeter in Shropshire, Anno 1701
About 40 Perches distant North from a ruinous Wall, call’d the Old-Work of Wroxeter, once Uriconium, a famous city in Shropshire, in a piece of Arable Land, in the Tenure of Mr Bennet, he observed, that altho these Fields had formerly been fertilized and made very rich by the Flames and Destruction of the city, yet a small Square Parcel thereof to be fruitless, and not to be improved by the best Manure.
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