A planned invasion of it mythically only resulted in troops attacking water and gathering seashells as "plunder."
A man nicknamed "Catena" or "The Chain" came to this island to punish dissidents and was so brutal even its vice deputy tried to kill him with a sword. The story of The Eagle of the Ninth is set here and proposes that a wingless eagle was the symbol of the ninth legion that went missing on this island. A planned invasion of it mythically only resulted in troops attacking water and gathering seashells as "plunder." (*) The widow of King Prasutagus and Queen of the Iceni, who lived on this island, later fought the Battle of Watling Street. Tacitus' father-in-law Agricola governed this island, which is where the Antonine Wall was built and where Boudica was defeated in battle. For 10 points, name this island, a former Roman province where Hadrian's Wall was found.
A man nicknamed "Catena" or "The Chain" came to this island to punish dissidents and was so brutal even its vice deputy tried to kill him with a sword.
Great Britain [or Britannia, do not accept "England" or "Scotland"]