That _Britain_ was notably populous is undeniable, from that expression of _Cæsar_[17]. That the _Romanes_ themselves were early in no small numbers, Seventy Thousand with their associats slain by _Boadicea_, affords a sure account. And though many _Roman_ habitations are now unknown, yet some by old works, Rampiers, Coynes, and Urnes do testifie their Possessions. Some Urnes have been found at Castor, some also about _Southcreake_ and not many years past, no lesse then ten in a field at _Buxton_,[18] not near any recorded Garrison. Nor is it strange to finde _Romane_ Coynes of Copper and Silver among us; of _Vespasian_, _Trajan_, _Adrian_, _Commodus_, _Antoninus_, _Severus_, etc. But the greater number of _Dioclesian_, _Constantine_, _Constans_, _Valens_, with many of _Victorinus Posthumius_, _Tetricus_, and the thirty Tyrants in the Reigne of _Gallienus_; and some as high as _Adrianus_ have been found about _Thetford_, or _Sitomagus_, mentioned in the itinerary of _Antoninus_, as the way from _Venta_ or _Castor_ unto _London_[19].t the most frequent discovery is made at the two _Casters_ by _Norwich_ and _Yarmouth_[20] _Burghcastle_ and _Brancaster_.[21] [17] Hominum infinita multitudo est, creberrimaque ædificia ferè Gallicis consimilia. _Cæs._ de bello Gal. _l._ 5. [18] _In the ground of my worthy Friend_ Rob. Jegon, _Esq., wherein some things contained were preserved by the most worthy Sir_ William Paston, _Bt._ [19] _From Castor to Thetford the Romans accounted thirty-two miles, and from thence observed not our common road to_ London, _but passed by_ Combretonium ad Ansam, Canonium, Cæsaromagus, _etc., by_ Bretenham, Coggeshall, Chelmeford, Burntwood, _etc._ [20] _Most at_ Caster _by_ Yarmouth, _found in a place called_ East-bloudyburgh furlong, _belonging to Mr._ Thomas Wood, _a person of civility, industry and knowledge in this way, who hath made observation of remarkable things about him, and from whom we have received divers Silver and Copper Coynes._ [21] _Belonging to that Noble Gentleman, and true example of worth Sir_ Ralph Hare, _Baronet, my honoured Friend_.