Cuniculi Gibraltarenses
Cuniculi Gibraltarenses, paene ducentos annos praecipue ab Exercitu Britannico constructi, fecerunt ut Saxum Gibraltarense sit "verum leporarium cuniculorum quae arma ignifera, receptacula aeroplanorum, copias ammunitionis, castra stativa, et valetudinaria condiderunt." Gibraltaria, intra aream solum 2.6 milium quadratorum, cuniculos circa 34 milia longos habet, paene bis tantum longitudinis omnium viarum in territori. Primi cuniculi, saeculo duodevicensimo excavati, pro transitibus communicationis inter locos tormentorum erat, et arma intra adyta in septrionalem saxi faciem caesis condiderunt. Alii cuniculo saeculo undevicensimo constructi sunt ad accessum faciliorem ad remotos territorii regiones sinendum ac copias artificiososque aquaeductuum lacus accommodandos.

Notae

Bibliographia
Brayley. Martin. 2012. The British Army 1939–45. Vol. 2, Middle East and Mediterranean. Oxoniae: Osprey Books. ISBN 9781780964454.
Connolly, Thomas William John. 1855. The History of the Corps of Royal Sappers and Miners. Vol. 1. Londinii: Longman, Brown, Green.
Eisenhower, Dwight D. 1948. Crusade in Europe. Londinii: William Heinemann.
Fa, Darren, et Clive Finlayson. 2006. The Fortifications of Gibraltar. Oxoniae: Osprey Publishing. ISBN 1846030161.
Hughes, Quentin, et Athanassios Migos. 1995. Strong as the Rock of Gibraltar. Gibraltariae: Exchange Publications. OCLC 48491998.
Rose, Edward P. F. 2000. Geology and Warfare: Examples of the Influence of Terrain and Geologists on Military Operations. In Fortress Gibraltar, ed. Edward P. F. Rose et C. Paul Nathanail. Geological Society. ISBN 9781862390652.
Rose, Edward P. F. 2001. Military Engineering on the Rock of Gibraltar and its Geoenvironmental Legacy. In The Environmental Legacy of Military Operations, ed. Judy Ehlen et Russell S. Harmon. Boulder Colorati: Geological Society of America. ISBN 0813741149.

Nexus externi

Cuniculi secundi belli mundani. Photgraphemata The New Motive Power.

Cuniculi
Gibraltaria