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The principia was the garrison headquarters. The visible
remains date to the fourth century AD. The row of rooms nearest
the viewer served as offices, treasury and shrine for the regimental
standards. In the cross-hall beyond, the men could muster to be
addressed by the garrison commander, standing on the plinth or tribunal
visible at the end by the stair rail. The courtyard beyond is small,
surrounded by rooms and offices.
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