The church of Julius, Aaron, and Alban at Caerleon

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Seaman, A. 2018. The church of Julius, Aaron, and Alban at Caerleon. The Monmouthshire Antiquary. 34, pp. 3-16.
AuthorsSeaman, A.
Year2018
JournalThe Monmouthshire Antiquary
Journal citation34, pp. 3-16
PublisherMonmouthshire Antiquarian Association
ISSN1359-9062
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Deposited13 Feb 2018
Accepted12 Feb 2018
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