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A Clausewitzian analysis of the Imperial Roman Army. Using the Year of the Four Emperors (69 AD) as a case study, the Roman Army of the Principate is examined in its ability to live up to the standards laid down in Karl von... more
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      HistoryAncient HistoryMilitary HistoryRoman History
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      Roman HistoryLate AntiquityPaganism
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      HistoryAncient HistoryClassicsRoman History
Models of the Roman Civilisation in the Danubian provinces. Between local identities and universal values. Scientific report
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      Roman HistoryRoman ArmyBorders and FrontiersRoman Archaeology
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      Roman HistoryAncient RomePurification
Vestiges libyques et romains, colonie d'Auguste, épigraphie et vestiges.
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      Roman HistoryBerber studiesBerbers. Amazighs. History of Berbers. Cultural and Political Claims. Cultural and Berber Movement. North of Africa. Algeria. Morocco.Roman Archaeology
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      Roman HistoryRoman HistoriographyRoman RepublicMemory Studies
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryJewish StudiesHellenistic History
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      ReligionRoman HistoryAugustus
translated by David Braund and Frank Pollock
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      HistoryArchaeologyRoman HistoryGreek and Roman Social History
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      Roman HistoryAncient Germans
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      Roman HistoryFuneral PracticesRoman social historyFunerary Practices
Review of Bettany Hughes' Venus and Aphrodite: a biography of desire. New York: Basic Books, 2020. Pp. v, 188. ISBN 9781541674233
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      Mythology And FolkloreRoman HistoryIconographyRenaissance History
Libro de fotografía y arquitectura clásica, definiciones de conceptos arquitectónicos clásicos, acompañado de obras fotográficas que reinterpretan los conceptos arquitectónicos griego y romanos.
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      Roman HistoryHistoria y Teoria del Arte y la ArquitecturaHistoria De Grecia AntiguaFotografia Y Arte
Roman helmets with face-masks constitute a category of military equipment that is rare and at the same time spectacular. They imitate human heads, bare or helmeted; rich decorations include mythological motives and apotropaic elements.... more
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      Roman HistoryRoman ReligionAncient ReligionRoman military archaeology
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryRoman Army
This paper examines how the Romans in the early Republic adopted Celtic panoply, in the process abandoning Greek-style hoplite equipment. The first part details the Celtic aspects of the major pieces of Rome’s new military equipment: La... more
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      HistoryAncient HistoryMilitary HistoryRoman History
In his early work, De inventione rhetorica, Cicero casually defines religion as the part of justice “which offers care and ceremony to a certain superior nature, which they call divine" (De inventione rhetorica 2.53). In Latin medieval... more
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      Roman HistoryRoman EmpireMark BeumerGeschiedenis
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      Roman HistoryRoman GermanyRoman Crisis of the Third Century
Private property in Rome effectively measures the suitability of each individual to serve in the army and compete in the political arena. What happens then, when a Roman citizen was deprived of his property? Financial penalties played a... more
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      Roman HistoryRoman LawRoman RepublicLatin Epigraphy
Los niños que vivían en tiempo de los césares de Roma ¿jugaban a ser generales, gladiadores o aurigas del circo? ¿Cómo eran las muñecas a las que cuidaban las niñas? ¿Qué solían hacer, tanto niños como niñas, con un puñado de nueces?... more
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      Ancient HistoryLatin LiteratureRoman HistoryFamily studies
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COURSE DESCRIPTION This class introduces the environmental history of the ancient Mediterranean: that is, instead of assuming that the physical environment takes a passive role in human history as its background, environmental history... more
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The monograph traces the use of the penalty by the Romans until its probable abolition by Constantine. Rabbinic and legal sources are not neglected. The material contributes to the understanding of the crucifixion of Jesus and has... more
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      Roman HistoryEarly ChristianityCrucifixion
Con una Introduzione di Lorenzo Braccesi Gaio Mario (157-86 a.C.) fu console sette volte, celebrò il trionfo due volte, vinse altrettante guerre esterne, fu acclamato Salvatore della Patria e Terzo Fondatore di Roma. Riformò la leva... more
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Different aspects related to th development of the institution of the monarchy in ancient Morocco. We analyze the different models of king as an expression of personal power. Nous etudions divers aspects liés au développement de... more
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryHellenistic HistoryPolitical History
The relationships between T. S. and hellenism can be found in the character of the (Greek) tyrant that the Roman annalistic tradition built, as well as in the image he wanted to give of himself. Like those of the other “kings” of Rome,... more
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      Ancient HistoryCultural HistoryRoman HistoryRoman Religion
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      Roman HistoryRoman ArmyRoman EpigraphyRoman Military Diplomas
The great Aqua Augusta aqueduct served the Naples Bay area with fresh water during the time of the Roman Empire. There are very prominent features of the Aqua Augusta, some that are extraordinary when considering other great aqueducts in... more
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      HistoryRoman HistoryNaplesPompeii and Herculaneum
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      Roman HistoryTheologyPatristicsEarly Christianity
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      ReligionRoman HistoryHistory of ChristianityMitology
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      LawRoman HistoryLate AntiquityLatin
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      Ancient HistoryRoman HistoryEmperor NeroRoman Emperors
"The commercial trade of republican and imperial Rome was centered mostly on carriage by sea. The merchants and shipowners could agree on different contractual conditions, but these all fell into the general types of locatio conductio,... more
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      Ancient HistoryLawRoman HistoryContract Law
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      Roman HistoryRoman ReligionHuman sacrifice (Anthropology Of Religion)
La polarizzazione dell'assetto politico nel passaggio dalla media alla tarda repubblica
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      Roman HistoryRoman RepublicLate Roman RepublicStoria Romana
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      Gender StudiesRoman HistoryRoman HistoriographyGovernment
Aligha van az ókornak még egy olyan ismert alakja, aki ennyiféle – és egymástól ennyire különböző – identitást hordozott magában. Joszéf ben Mattitjáhu néven látta meg a napvilágot Jeruzsálemben, köztiszteletben álló papi család... more
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      Roman HistoryJewish StudiesJewish HistorySecond Temple Judaism
This paper focuses on material culture - the graffiti from Pompeii - to discuss some images of the different meanings of gladiators’ presentations. Epigraphic evidence is used in this paper to show how this particular kind of Roman... more
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      Classical ArchaeologyRoman HistoryPompeii (Archaeology)Graffiti
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      Roman HistoryRoman HistoriographyRoman RepublicArchaeology of pre-Roman Italy
The first systematic archaeological investigations into the lives of Roman peasants - their economies, agriculture, diet, and mobility.
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      Economic HistoryRoman HistoryLandscape ArchaeologyPeasant Studies
The CGRS syllabus (authored by Simon Trafford and Ian Grieve of Dartford Grammar School for the IBO) for examinations starting in 2017. The syllabus offers modules in Greek Epic, Roman Epic, Greek Tragedy, Augustan Rome, Roman... more
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      Roman HistoryGreek TragedyAugustusClassics Teaching
Exhibition Catalogue, National Archaeological Museum, April 2012 – April 2013
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      ArchaeologyClassical ArchaeologyMaritime ArchaeologyGreek History
Pour les femmes de la classe « moyenne » romaine, qui ne disposaient pas des possibilités d’activités publiques valorisantes, la mention des métiers qu’elles exerçaient éclaire d’un jour intéressant leur insertion dans la vie économique... more
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      Roman HistoryWomen in the ancient worldLatin EpigraphyRoman Economy
A new book by an international team of authors dealing with various aspects of the dynamic period of the reign of Emperor Marcus Aurelius. A contemporary view of historiography and archeology on a period filled with epidemics and wars.... more
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The settlement of Atrans on the Trojane Pass was situated on an itinerary road, still in the territory of Celeia in the province of Noricum, but close to the Italian border. It was a customs station within the framework of the Illyrian... more
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      Roman HistoryLatin EpigraphyRoman provincial administrationNoricum
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