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To give you a taste of what you could be hearing, this month there is a bonus podcast

with archaeologist Peter Guest.

He's talking about the discovery and identification

of coins of Corousius, which will become very relevant to today's episode. So just as a teaser,

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Arvay. Thanks. Arveh, and welcome to Emperors of Rome.

I'm your host Matt Smith and with me today is Professor Kalyn Davenport, head at the Centre

for Classical Studies at the Australian National University.

This is episode C-C-L-I-I, reclaiming Britannia.

Constantius was elevated to Caesar with one primary mission, retake Britannia for the Roman Empire.

In the latter half of the 4th century, the province of Britannia and parts of Western Gaul

had retained a stubborn sort of independence, flying in the face of Britannia and parts of Western Gaul had retained a stubborn sort of

independence, flying in the face of a unified Rome. If the Tetraarchy would approve they

were a stable system, this had to come to an end. Here's Kalyn Davenport. So we will start this

episode with Constantius, who has been largely appointed for and left with

the problem of Carousius in Britain.

Yes, that's right, Matt.

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