The military antiquities of the Romans in Britain. By the late William Roy, ... Published by the order, and at the expence of, the Society of antiquaries of London. - Roy, William (printed by W. Bulmer and Co. and sold at the apartments of the Society, in Somerset-place; and by Merss. White, Robson, Nicol, Leigh and Sotheby, Brown, and Egerton, 1793)
Divided in four books.
Added t.p. reading: The military antiquities of the Romans in North Britain, and particularly their ancient system of castrametation, illustrated from vestiges of the camps of Agricola existing there: hence his march from South into North Britain is in some degree traced; comprehending also a treatise, wherein the ancient geography of that part of the island is rectified, chiefly from the lights furnished by Richard of Cirencester. Together with a description of the wall of Antoninus Pius, commonly called Grime's Dike. To which is added, an appendix, containing detached pieces.
Type: italic and roman.
Most of plates signed by J. Basire.