The
Glevum Consort is a smal vocal consort whose members have sung with leading early-music ensembles includin Ex Cathedra and The Sixteen.
Rosemary Rowe, perhaps better known as Rosemary Aitken, chooses second century
Glevum, or Gloucester for her latest Romano-Britsh murder storyThe Legatus Mystery (Headline, pounds 18.99).
Libertus is a freedman, a pavement maker in
Glevum (Gloucester) in 186 AD.
He also partners Galway in the 8.05 and
Glevum an hour later.
In September the following year, double-glazing firm
Glevum Windows rang looking for someone with a "glamour model body and a supermodel face".
And a spokesman for window firm
Glevum, of Gloucester, said the poster had boosted sales by 25 per cent.
Ghani has taken the lead (48 percent) over Abdullah (45 percent) for the second round of voting, according to a face-to-face survey of 2,223 Afghans interviewed from June 4th to June 10th, by the US-based
Glevum Associates, according to which the margin of error is 2.08 percent at a 95 percent level of confidence.
Which English city was known as
Glevum in Roman times?
IT is AD187 in Roman Britain and the town of
Glevum (modern Gloucester) is expecting the visit of an imperial ambassador when a body is found in the temple - then disappears.
Her Shamus is Libertus, a freed Celtic slave and mosaicist plying his trade in the Gloucester, or
Glevum, of the second century AD.
