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Camulodunum

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Camulodunum. Roman name, meaning ‘Fort of Camulus’, for two towns in occupied Britain, in Yorkshire and Exeter, the latter coextensive with the modern city of Colchester, which was the most important port city at that time. See CAMULUS.

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