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Berrendonner, C., (Paris I) La romanisation de Volterra: 'a case of mostly negotiated incorporation, that leaves the basic social and cultural structure intact?' | S1.46-59 |
Burns, Michael T., (UCL) The Homogenisation of Military Equipment Under the Roman Republic (Note: this pdf is 2 megabytes) | S1.60-85 |
Chiappiniello, Roberto, (Manchester) Review: Charles Matson Odahl (2004). Constantine and the Christian Empire | 5.1-4 |
Crawley Quinn, Josephine, (UC, Berkeley) Roman Africa? | S1.7-34 |
de Haas, Tymon C.A. (Groningen), Comparing settlement histories in the Pontine Region (southern Lazio, central Italy): surveys in the coastal landscape near Nettuno |
8.1-32 |
Franklin, Claire, (Reading) To what extent did Posidonius and Theophanes record Pompeian ideology? | S1.99-110 |
Goodman, Penny, (Christ Church, Oxford) Review: Alan Kaiser (2000). The Urban Dialogue. An Analysis of the Use of Space in the Roman City of Empúries, Spain | 1.4-7 |
Hingley, Richard, (Durham) Recreating coherence without reinventing Romanization | S1.111-119 |
Hunt, Patrick, (Stanford University) Review: Christopher Francese (2007). Ancient Rome In So Many Words |
7.14-18 |
Jenkins, Thomas E. (Trinity University), Review: Erin Shanower (2004). Age of Bronze Volume 2: Sacrifice. | 6.6-9 |
Knorr, Otwin (Willamette University) Review: Ann Raia, Cecelia Luschnig, Judith Lynn Sebesta (2005). Worlds of Roman Women. | 6.1-5 |
López, Cristina Rosillo (Universidad del País Vasco) Review: Susan O. Shapiro (2005). O tempora! O mores! Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations. A Student edition with historical essays. (Spanish version) | 6.10-14 |
López, Cristina Rosillo (Universidad del País Vasco) Review: Susan O. Shapiro (2005). O tempora! O mores! Cicero’s Catilinarian Orations. A Student edition with historical essays. (English version) | 6.15-19 |
Luschnig, Celia, (Idaho) Medea in Corinth: Political Aspects of Euripides' Medea | 1.8-28 |
Merryweather, Andrew D. (Sydney) & Prag, Jonathan R.W., (UCL) 'Romanization'? or, Why Flog a Dead Horse? | 2.8-10 |
Merryweather, Andrew D. (Sydney) & Prag, Jonathan R.W., (UCL) Preface | S1.5-6 |
Prag, Jonathan R.W., (UCL) — see Merryweather, Andrew D. (Sydney) | |
Raja, Rubina, (Oxford) Urban development and built identities. The case of Aphrodisias in Caria in the late republican period | S1.86-98 |
Rhoby, Andreas, (UCI) Review: Miroslav Marcovich (2001). Eustathius Macrembolites: De Hysmines et Hysminiae amoribus libri XI | 2.4-7 |
Roth, Roman Ernst, (Cambridge) Towards a ceramic approach to social identity in the Roman world: some theoretical considerations | S1.35-45 |
Roth, Ulrike, (Nottingham) Review: K. Jenkins (2003). Refiguring History. New Thoughts on an Old Discipline | 3.5-10 |
Sommerstein, Alan, (CADRE, Nottingham) Benedetto Marzullo (2000). Scripta Minora I and II. (Spudasmata, 77) | 1.29-30 |
Thorne, James, (Manchester) Review: Jonathan Roth (1998). The Logistics of the Roman Army at War (264 B.C. - A.D. 235). | 1.1-3 |
Tipton, Katherine S (University of Newcastle upon Tyne) Review: Ardle Mac Mahon and Jennifer Price, eds. (2005). Roman Working Lives and Urban Living. | 7.1-7 |
Vaiou, Maria (Sabanci University, Istanbul) Review: P. Galveth (2006). Υπατία: Η γυναίκα που αγάπησε την επιστήμη. | 7.8-13 |
Wheeler, Graham, (Cambridge) Review: Bruce Lincoln (1999). Theorizing Myth | 2.1-3 |
Wheeler, Graham, (Cambridge) Review: Ittai Gradel (2002). Emperor Worship and Roman Religion | 3.1-4 |
Wheeler, Graham, (Cambridge) Battlefield Ephiphanies in Ancient Greece: A Survey | 4.1-14 |
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