I have hardback editions from the OUP and Walck. The Walck edition's dust jacket advertises a number of later Sutcliff books, through "The Mark of the Horse Lord" (1965), so this may be a late 1960s reprint. Likewise, I can't be sure how old the OUP edition is.
Both editions are identical on these points:
1. Aurus and sestercia.
2. Campagnion.
3. Hypercaust.
4. Mamatine.
5. Agripensis.
In other words, it looks as though it was an editor at Farrar Strauss & Giroux who made the changes.
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Date: 2022-09-26 06:15 am (UTC)Both editions are identical on these points:
1. Aurus and sestercia.
2. Campagnion.
3. Hypercaust.
4. Mamatine.
5. Agripensis.
In other words, it looks as though it was an editor at Farrar Strauss & Giroux who made the changes.