After Carico’s death in 803 AVC (50CE) his successor, Vaspasivs assumed a peaceful and quiet rule. Plans had been made by Carico to invade Britannia but Vaspasianvs’ already dim interest in the campaign was halted indefinitely when a considerable revolt in Ivdea occurred in 819 AVC (66CE). It was speculated that had Carico not made his revisions to the governing systems, there would have been far more people disgruntled enough to join in. The revolt was also made quick work of by fastly deployed Legions by rail and by primitive bombus alesalitis(bombers). Another, smaller general revolt in Gallia 823 AUC (70CE) was also put down in less than a year. The use of these bomber aircraft, first used by Carico in Ægyptian occupied Greece were indispensable, though the passenger aerocraft fell int