Roman camp

If we're going to find the Roman camp tonight, we have to get moving.

I think we're going rather in the direction of the old Roman camp,' he said.

Without a pause, they left the safety of the Roman camp.

His mind was spinning as he walked back to the Roman camp.

"That was well done," the priest said as they walked back toward the Roman camp.

A great crowd then came to surrender at the Roman camp.

I don't want to take you two away from the safety of the Roman camp for tonight."

Steve was exhausted by the time they reached the new Roman camp.

A Roman camp had been established here, on a hill overlooking the valley.

Then he led the charge on the half-prepared Roman camp.

"He came from the direction of the Roman camp!"

As soldiers will, they argued it all the way back to the soggy Roman camp.

Much, Blade thought, as an old Roman camp would have been.

We shall come back to the Roman camp tonight and reunite the team, as planned.

About 6000 soldiers were stationed in the Roman camp.

Nor, of course, was there any need to disguise the fact that he had spies in the Roman camp.

Another small detachment was left to guard the Roman camp against possible attack from the city's defenders.

Sure enough, a series of mournful cries came from the darkness outside the Roman camp.

The Roman camp was not so far from the battlefield as to leave behind the moans of the wounded.

There are several historic references to Roman camps on or close to the heath.

Because the Roman camp was always built to the same simple formula, even a five-year-old could find his way in it with confidence.

A stain of smoke in the sky ahead warned us that we were approaching the Roman camp.

He did his best, hoping to get the spear over the breastworks into the Roman camp.

A Roman camp was established to the north of Waghen.

Jane was very cold and tired by the time Marcus led them into the new Roman camp.