US EditionA Leonese Museum Overlooking the Roman Empire
In the year 25 B.C. the legions of Augustus, under the command of General Publius Carisio, razed Lancia. It was the last "village" astur to resist in front of the war machine of the Roman Empire, already owner of virtually all Hispania. The brave warriors astures had gathered a great army and intended to attack the Roman camp stationed a few miles from Lancia, but they were betrayed by the brigecines — allied with the Romans in the Cantabrian wa…
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In the year 25 B.C. the legions of Augustus, under the command of General Publius Carisio, razed Lancia. It was the last "village" astur to resist in front of the war machine of the Roman Empire, already owner of virtually all Hispania. The brave warriors astures had gathered a great army and intended to attack the Roman camp stationed a few miles from Lancia, but they were betrayed by the brigecines — allied with the Romans in the Cantabrian wa…
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