Road station
Cersiae
Romiţa
Cersiae stands for Certiae, a Roman fort at Romița in Romania, on the road from Napoca, seventeen Roman miles after Largiana and only four before Porolissum. A cohort of Britons was stationed here, perhaps also one of Batavians, and a civilian settlement grew up beside the camp; nearby, roof tiles of cohorts of Spaniards and Thracians have been found. So in this corner of Dacia soldiers from Britain, the Low Countries, Spain and Thrace served within a few miles of one another. The list of places compiled in Ravenna spells it Certie.