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      Roman PotteryRoman EpigraphyRoman EmpireRoman Sculpture
In 2017, an opportunity arose to carry out a systematic metal-detecting survey in the environs of the Roman town of Sorviodunum. Whilst controlled excavations and geophysical investigations have previously taken place both inside the... more
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      ArchaeologyNumismaticsRoman EmpireRoman coins
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      Roman HistoryRoman ReligionLatin EpigraphyRoman military archaeology
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      Latin LiteratureRoman Empire
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      ReligionChristianityHistoryAncient History
Short history about evolution of Illyrian and Illyroslavic identity.
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      HistoryAncient HistoryRoman HistoryHistoriography
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      Late AntiquityRoman EmpireReception of AntiquityAntiquity
In the wake of the Gospels' accounts, modern scholars do not pay much attention to the role Romans played in Jesus of Nazareth's arrest, and are prone to give credit to manifestly biased sources. Besides, some misconceptions (e.g. that... more
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      Synoptic GospelsRoman EmpireHistorical JesusRoman Judea
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      Roman HistoryLate AntiquityLate Roman EmpireRoman Empire
Der vorliegende Band ist das Resultat einer Tagung in Iaşi, die unter dem gleichen Titel zwischen dem 24. und 27. September 2014 stattfand. Die Konferenz wurde gemeinsam von der Universität Konstanz, der Alexandru-Ioan-Cuza-Universität... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryRoman EmpireRomanisation
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      Roman EmpireTeutonic KnightsChurch and StateAncient City-States
The purpose of the present study is to describe the struggle against paganism and pagan survival in Spain up to the fall of the Visigothic kingdom in 712. By paganism is here meant not only the worship of the pagan gods, but also the... more
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      PaganismRoman EmpireVisigothic SpainBarbarians societies, Late Antiquity, Ethnogenesis, Funerary World, Goths, Vandals, Sueves, Alans
There is ample evidence that anti-Christian polemicists asserted that Jesus' true father was neither God nor Joseph, but a Roman soldier named Pantera. This was long dismissed as ahistorical, but for the past century, some interlocutors... more
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      Roman ArmyRoman EpigraphyRoman EmpireHistorical Jesus
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      Horse cultureTopography of Ancient Rome (Archaeology)Ancient Sports/AthleticsRoman social history
What did it mean to be a Christian in the Roman Empire? In one of the inaugural titles of Oxford's new Essentials in Biblical Studies series, Harry O. Maier considers the multilayered social contexts that shaped the authors and audiences... more
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      ChristianityNew TestamentHistory of ChristianityEarly Church
In recent years, much ink has been spilt over the famous – although never thoroughly assessed – ruler of Palmyra. In 2005, the eminent Paul Veyne had already devoted a few insightful pages to the subject, with claims that are certainly... more
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      Roman HistoryLate AntiquityLate Roman EmpireRoman Empire
The paper asks the question what the Romans really meant, when the used the term "barbarian". The evidence shows that the Romans had been often uneasy with this greek word, as in the end they themselves would be Barbarians, too. Further,... more
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      Roman HistoryImperial RomeRoman ArmyLate Roman Empire
Caillan Davenport y Christopher Mallan han editado un libro necesario sobre Dión Casio en el que las diferentes aportaciones de los investigadores participantes proporcionan un relato integrador y coherente sobre un autor que, al parecer,... more
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      ClassicsRoman HistoryHistoriographyCassius Dio
THE CULT OF DIONYSOS IN ASIA MINOR IN THE ROMAN IMPERIAL AGE Making his presence, which can be traced long before the Archaic Age, deeply felt mainly in Hellas, Asia Minor and then in Rome throughout the ancient world, Dionysos,... more
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      ReligionAncient HistoryRoman HistoryHistory of Religion
visiting lecture given at Beloit College on March 20, 2015 on Ovid's Amores 1.14 and the socioeconomics/geopolitics of hair in modern America and ancient Rome
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      OvidRoman EmpireHair LossAncient Rome
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      Roman HistoryRoman LawUrbanismRoman Empire
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      Roman social historyRoman EmpireAugustan PrincipateGreek and Roman School and Education
Bu kitap, Pontos Kralı Mithradates VI Eupator Dionysos’un biyografisidir. 2003 yılında Akdeniz Üniversitesi, Eskiçağ Dilleri ve Kültürleri Bölümü’nde tamamladığım Mithradates VI Eupator ve Roma başlıklı doktora tezimin dört senelik... more
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      HistoryAncient HistoryGreek HistoryRoman History
The paper focuses on Tacitus’ account of the speech made by Claudius in 48 CE in favour of the admission of the primores of ‘long-haired’ Gaul to the senate, examining arguments used by the historian to clarify the reactions to their... more
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      ClassicsRoman HistoryRoman HistoriographyHistory and Classical tradition studies
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      Greek ArchaeologyRoman EmpirePhrygian ArchaeologyLydian Archaeology
Tios (Zonguldak-Filyos) kentteki arkeolojik kazılar 2007 senesinden beri Karadeniz Ereğli Müzesi adına, sırasıyla Prof. Dr. Sümer Atasoy ve Doç. Dr. Şahin Yıldırım’ın bilimsel danışmanlıklarıyla akropolis, antik liman, tiyatro ve... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryGreek EpigraphyRoman provincial administration
A fiercely debated aspect of Pompeii's history, is the nature of the city's textile economy. This paper presents a new perspective, in which the Pompeian textile economy is contextualized and discussed in relation to local, regional and... more
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      Pompeii (Archaeology)Roman EmpireRoman EconomyRoman Textile Production
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      Roman ReligionGreek EpigraphyRoman EmpireAncient Greek Epigraphy
Theos Hypsistos known as The Supreme God has attracted attention as a cult since the time of the first researches until now. In conclusion to the curiosity for the Ancient Civilizations, inscriptions, starting at 19th Century, about that... more
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      ReligionRoman EmpireAnatoliaBlack Sea
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      Roman HistoryRoman military historyRoman ArmyRoman Epigraphy
A short dissertation about Aurelian and his projecto to restor the Roman Empire. A little analysis focusing about the ways, teh methods and the strategies to raise again the power of the Rome.
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For Michel Foucault, governing of people is only possible through the “manifestation of truth” of rulers, an act or a ritual, whose nature and ways change according to time and society. His series of lectures, titled “On the Government of... more
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      Michel FoucaultRoman EmpireAncient Greece (History)Ancient astrology
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      Roman HistoryRoman EmpireRoman Archaeology
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      ArtHellenistic HistoryRoman EmpireHellenistic and Roman Asia Minor
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      Archaeology of the Iberian PeninsulaRoman EmpireRoman GaulIdentity In the Roman Empire
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      Roman EmpirePliny the YoungerAncient Roman RhetoricPanegyric
Abstract: I intend to show in this artile a systematic analysis about the Municipal Legislation of the Emperor Julian: Curias and Decurions. I will also explain some laws of the imperial administration which are articular with the laws... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryRoman LawEmperor Julian
Un 24 de enero del 76 d.C. nace el emperador romano Adriano quien ordenó la construcción del muro que separaba britanos de los pueblos del norte. El segundo (sucediendo a Trajano) de los emperadores romanos de origen hispánico,... more
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      Ancient HistoryBritish HistoryRoman military historyRoman Army
During the past few years, systematic field survey has revealed an important regional variation within Roman Italy. The settlement pattern that emerges in the Marche-region along the Central- Adriatic coast has many points of similarity... more
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      Landscape ArchaeologySettlement PatternsRoman RepublicSurvey (Archaeological Method & Theory)
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      ArchaeologyRoman EmpireAntonine Plague
In 2017 we are celebrating the 1900th anniversary of Trajan’s death and Hadrian’s rise to imperium, starting a long period of more than twenty years of a new kind of governship. Pablo de Olavide University (Seville, Spain), within the R&D... more
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      Roman EmpireHadrian's Wall (Archaeology)Eastern Roman provinces (Archaeology)Hadrian
Augustus came to power by being the adoptive son of Caesar. Up to receive the title of Augustus in the year 27 BC, he was known as G. Iulius Caesar Diui filius. Being the heir of Caesar had to be more to receive his name and his powers:... more
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      Roman EmpireAugustus
A comparative review of two recent biographies of the Greek doctor Galen. Proofs of review published in JRS 2015.
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      Cultural HistoryRoman HistoryHistory of MedicineBiography
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      ReligionHistoryAncient HistoryMilitary History
This volume will concentrate its search for religious individuality on texts and practices related to texts from Classical Greece to Late Antiquity. Texts offer opportunities to express one’s own religious experience and shape one’s own... more
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      Self and IdentityHistory of ReligionEarly ChristianityRoman Religion
Se pretende abordar el estudio de los graneros romanos de ámbito militar en Hispania, mediante un análisis del emplazamiento que ocupaban en el interior de los campamentos legionarios y fuertes y, especialmente, de las técnicas de... more
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      Roman HistoryRoman RepublicRoman military archaeologyRoman military history
Visión actualizada y crítica de la llamada "persecución" de Domiciano contra los cristianos.
Up-to-date critical summary on the Domitianic persecution against the christians.
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      History of ChristianityEarly ChristianityJewish - Christian RelationsRoman Empire
Plinius der Jüngere (61/62-113 n. Chr.) verlieh als senatorischer homo novus durch die Epistulae, den Panegyricus sowie einige Inschriften seiner aristokratischen Existenz dauerhaften Ausdruck. Diese literarischen und epigraphischen... more
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      Roman HistoryPolitical BehaviorSocial NetworkingSocial Capital
Près d’un siècle après sa création, le régime patiemment instauré par Auguste connut sa première crise majeure : une révolte qui avait éclaté en Gaule et en Espagne au début de l’année 68 ap. J.-C. poussa Néron au suicide le 9 juin,... more
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      ClassicsRoman HistoryRoman EmpireRoman Provincial Archaeology