Examples of using Castrum in English and their translations into Serbian
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Roman Castrum.
The palace has a shape of a military camp- castrum.
Its shape resembles a castrum- a military camp.
The first Romanfortification was a palisade, soon after a military camp- castrum was built.
At that place, they built Castrum, an important military fortress and the town Pincum, which got its name after the river Pincus- nowadays Pek.
Remains of Roman Castrum.
The city plan still shows the ancient Roman Castrum structure with main streets Decumanus and Cardo Maximus still preserved in their original forms.
This first proper castle was referred to as the"Castle of the Danes",in Latin Castrum Danorum and in Estonian Taanilinnus.
During the reign of Emperor Augustus in the 1st century the castrum was officially promoted to a city and it became administrative and economic center of Roman colony Colonia Iulia Parentium.
Because of its exceptional strategic significance, at the end of the first century A.D. the Romans built a fortress here- Roman castrum, as a permanent military camp of the IV Flavius' legion.
During the reign of Emperor Augustus in the first century the castrum was officially declared a town and became the administrative and commercial center of the Roman colony Colonia Iulia Parentium.
It mentions the nobleman Rudolf of Tarcento, a lawyer of the Patriarchate of Aquileia,who had bestowed a canon with 20 farmsteads beside the castle of Ljubljana(castrum Leibach) to the Patriarchate.
In Uxora suptus castrum Doboy…- In Usora under the fortress of Doboj”, on June 16, 1415, the Hungarian army camps there, those days they were in a war march through the valley of Bosnia.
In the early Middle Ages, during the reign of Byzantine Emperor Justinian(527-565),Fortress Castrum ad Octavum was built on the bank of the Danube, at a place called Gradina, about 2 km away from the village Višnjica.
The castrum had a rectangular basis, 560 metres long and approximately 350 metres wide. It was situated in the area of today's Upper Town with a part of Kalemegdan Park up to the Pariska Street.
While the first Roman occupation of the site seems to have been in the form of a turf-and-timber fort constructed during the Flavian period,the first stone castrum at Halmyris was built during the reign of the emperor Trajan.
In the times of Ancient Romans,a military fortification- Castrum Acumincum- was raised there(then the seat of a Roman legion and of a portion of the river fleet), so it is highly probable that the curative Slankamen water was used at that time.
The first mentions of Ajdovščina go as far as 2000 BC, but the town became better known around 200 BC as Mansio Fluvio Frigido, a small post in use by the Roman empire later in AD 200,when it was also known as Castra or Castrum ad Fluvio Frigido, the remains of which are still visible.
Vranov's location was first mentioned by Cosmas of Prague in 1100 as a border sentry castle(oppidum(et) castrum Wranou).[1] It was built by the Dukes of Bohemia to defend the southern border of Moravia against raids from the neighbouring Austrian March.
Due to the favourable conditions of life, man was constantly present in this area, as evidenced by numerous archaeological sites and cultural andhistorical monuments"Lepenski Vir", Castrum"Diana", fortresses"Golubac" and"Fetislam","Tabula Traiana", remains of"Trajan's Bridge" and Castrum"Pontes", etc.
The Hungarian charters noted that the Hungarian King Charles Robert in 1319 crossed the river Sava andoccupied the city(castrum) Mačva, in which were the Hungarian rebellions with an army of"schismatic King" Milutin(Petrović, 2008).