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New Perspectives on the Roman Civil Wars of 49–30 BCE, ed. by R. Westall and H. Cornwell

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Brothers at the Crossroads : Agrippa and His Brother in Civil WarCreating Alternative Legitimacy: Octavian, Sextus Pompeius and Divine FiliationGhost Walls and Vanishing Towns : The Case of Casear's Siege of Corfinium Between Historical Sources and Archaeological-Topographical DataNegotiating the Failure of Roman Hegemony : The Experience of Allied Rulers During the Civil Wars (49-30 BCE)Negotiation as a tool for legitimacy in the Roman civil war of 49-48 BCE : 'A new policy for achieving victory' (Cic . Att . 9.7C.1)Sallust's Mithridates and the Cultural Trauma of Civil WarThe Changing Face of the Command Structure During the Civil Wars (49–31 BCE)The Civil War of 43–42 BCE and Army FinancesThe Meaning of 000 on Caesar's Civil War Coinage (RRC 452)Towards a New Archaeology of the Lost Histories of C. Asinius PollioWhat is Civil about Civil War ? Political Communication and the Construction of 'the People' on the Eve of Civil War (49–48 BCE)