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Sept 2013
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April 2014
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- its height, the limes stretched from the North Sea outlet of the [[Rhine]] to near [[Regensburg]] ([[Castra Regina]] on the [[Danube]]. Those two major rivers afforded natural protection from mass
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January 2018
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