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3 days ago · Lugdunum Server Version 17.15 - Official eMule-Board. Official eMule-Board. > General Discussions. Page 1 of 1. Lugdunum Server Version 17.15 Where can I download? #1 nqk18469. Newbie. Group: Members. Posts: 6. Joined: 16-September 08. Posted 09 November 2009 - 12:57 PM.
4 days ago · The version has been developed to 16, and then handed over to the French Lugdunum team for maintenance. Now it has developed to the latest 17.15. Lugdunum is also called eserver. All known well-known eD2k servers, including eDonkey Server, TVU, and UseNext, all use Lugdunum software to build and erect.
5 days ago · Lyon, once known as ‘Lugdunum’ during Roman times, wears its historical heart on its sleeve. Its well-preserved ancient Roman architecture has earned it a UNESCO World Heritage site tag. ( A surprising fact about France is that Lyon was more important than Paris during Roman times!)
5 days ago · 3. Visit the Lugdunum Museum; 4. Admire Cathédrale Saint-Jean-Baptiste; 5. Soak up the sights in the Place des Terreaux; 6. Admire fine art at the Musée des Beaux-Arts; 7. Explore Lyon’s famous Traboules; 8. Check out the Musée des Confluences; 9. See Place Bellecour; 10. Explore the Cinema and Miniatures Museum; 11. Take a Saône River ...
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5 days ago · 6. Lugdunum Museum. If you’re really into Roman history, don’t miss the opportunity to visit the Lugdunum Museum. It’s located right next to the Gallo-Roman theater and is dedicated to the history of Romans in Lyon (or Lugdunum, as the Romans called it).
3 days ago · Mint of Lugdunum. Circa 2 BCE - 4 CE (possibly later). Diameter 18 mm. Note the "T" punchmark upon neck and jaw. During the many years that Rome ruled the Mediterranean World, a number of Roman coins were countermarked by various governing authorities and even by usurpers.
5 days ago · The coins of Valentinian I, Valens and Gratian inscribed S.M.L.A.P. which have been assigned to London are of Lugdunum. (fn. 8) There are, however, gold solidi and silver siliquae of Magnus Maximus (383–388) bearing the letters AVGOB ( Augustae obryzum ) and AVGPS ( Augustae pusulatum ) or AVG alone.
