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TABULAE PATRONATUS: A STUDY OF THE AGREEMENT BETWEEN PATRON AND CLIENT COMMUNITY TACFARINAS, THE MUSULAMII, AND THUBURSICU.TACITEAN INFLUENCE UPON AMMIANUS MARCELLINUS TACITUS TACITUS - HISTORIAN BETWEEN REPUBLIC AND PRINCIPATE.TACITUS ALS WEGBEREITER DES WIEDERAUFSTIEGS.TACITUS AND COMMOTUS IN ANN. 13. 56 TACITUS AND SALLUSTIUS CRISPUS.TACITUS AND THE "BATTLE" OF TARRACINA. (HISTORIES 3, 76- 77)TACITUS AND THE ACCESSION OF TIBERIUS.TACITUS AND THE ANNALISTIC FORM: A STUDY IN THE STRUCTURE OF ANNALES I -VI.TACITUS AND THE FALL OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE TACITUS AND THE PRINCIPATE.TACITUS AND THE ROMAN ARMY.TACITUS AND THE SENATUS CONSULTUM DE CN. PISONE PATRE TACITUS AND THE SENATUS CONSULTUM DE CN. PISONE PATRE TACITUS AND THE TACITEAN TRADITION TACITUS AND TIBERIUS.TACITUS ANNALS BOOK IV TACITUS ON "HISTORY'S HIGHEST FUNCTION": PRAECIPUUM MUNUSANNALIUM (ANN. 3. 65)TACITUS ON GALBA AND SEJANUS: TWO TEXTUAL NOTES (HIST. I, 49, 2; ANN. IV, 12, 2)TACITUS ON THE BATAVIAN REVOLT TACITUS ON THE EDUCATION OF THE ORATOR.TACITUS REVIEWED.TACITUS' HISTORICAL WORK: A SURVEY AND APPRAISAL TACITUS' PREFACES AND THE DECLINE OF IMPERIAL HISTORIOGRAPHY TACITUS'"AGRICOLA": AN ARCHAEOLOGICAL AND HISTORICAL STUDY.TACITUS'GERMANIA. A THIRD OF A CENTURY OF SCHOLARSHIP.TACITUS'HISTORICAL METHODS IN THE NERONIAN BOOKS OF THE "ANNALS".TACITUS'VIEW OF EMPERORS AND THE PRINCIPATE.TACITUS'VIEW OF THE EMPIRE AND THE PAX ROMANA.TACITUS, "HISTORIES": A TEXTUAL SURVEY, 1939-1989.TACITUS, DOMITIUS CORBULO AND TRAIANUS' BELLUM PARTHICUM TACITUS, GERMANICUS, PISO, AND THE TABULA SIARENSIS TACITUS, HISTORIES 2, 4, 4 AND MUCIANUS' LEGIONS IN 69 TACITUS, HISTORIES 4.13 AND THE MUNICIPAL ORIGINS OF HORDEONIUS FLACCUS.TACITUS, NERO, AND THE PIRATE ANICETUS TACITUS, ROMAN WILLS AND POLITICAL FREEDOM TACITUS.TACITUS: SOME SOURCES OF HIS INFORMATION.TACITUS: SOME SOURCES OF HIS INFORMATIONS.TACTICAL REFORM IN THE LATE ROMAN REPUBLIC : THE VIEW FROM ITALY TACTICAL REFORM IN THE ROMAN REPUBLICAN ARMY TAKE THY BOND... AND WRITE FIFTY- (LUKE XVI, 6): THE NATURE OF THE BOND TAKEN AT THE FLOOD. THE ROMAN CONQUEST OF GREECE TAKING STOCK: DECLARATIONS OF PROPERTY FROM THE PTOLEMAIC PERIOD TAKTIKE TECHNE. THE NEGLECTED ELEMENT IN CLASSICAL 'HOPLITE' BATTLES TALASIOURGOI AND PAIDIA IN IG2 2 1553-78: A NOTE ON ATHENIANSOCIAL HISTORY.TALES OF HIGH PRIESTS AND TAXES : THE BOOKS OF THE MACCABEES AND JUDEAN REBELLION AGAINST ANTIOCHOS IV TALES OF MY GRANDFATHER.TALES OF THE BARBARIANS. ETHNOGRAPHY AND EMPIRE IN THE ROMAN WEST TALES OF THE BARBARIANS: ETHNOGRAPHY AND EMPIRE IN THE ROMAN WEST TALISMANS AND TROJAN HORSES. GUARDIAN STATUES IN ANCIENT GREEK MYTH AND RITUAL TALL AL-HAMIDIYA 2, SYMPOSIUM. RECENT EXCAVATIONS IN THE KHABURREGION, BERNE, DEC. 9- 11, 1986.TALMUDIC MEDICINE AND GRECO-ROMAN SCIENCE: CROSSCURRENTS AND RESISTANCE TAM FIRMUM MUNICIPIUM: THE ROMANIZATION OF VOLATERRAE AND ITS CULTURAL IMPLICATIONS TAMAR THE HIERODULE. AN ESSAY IN THE METHOD OF VESTIGIAL MOTIFS TAMING DEMOCRACY: MODELS OF POLITICAL RHETORIC IN CLASSICAL ATHENS TAMPERING WITH THE CALENDAR TANAQUIL-LIVIA AND THE DEATH OF AUGUSTUS TANGIER (THE) HOARD TANTA/DEDOKEN. TWO INTRODUCTORY CONSTITUTIONS TO JUSTINIAN'S DIGEST TAPEINOS IN PAGAN AND CHRISTIAN TERMINOLOGY.TARPEIA : WORKINGS OF A ROMAN MYTH TARPEIA AMONG THE CELTS: WATERY ROMANCE, FROM SIMYLOS TO PROPERTIUS.TARQUINIA, VILLANOVANS AND EARLY ETRUSCANS.TARSUS. A FORGOTTEN COLONY OF LINDOS TASTE (THE) FOR NOTHINGNESS. A STUDY OF VIRTUS AND RELATED THEMES IN LUCAN'S BELLUM CIVILE TATAE AND MAMMAE IN THE ROMAN FAMILY TATIANUS AND THE BASILICA OF MENAS TAURISCAN (THE) GOLD MINE. REMARKS CONCERNING THE SETTLEMENT OF THE TAURISCI.TAUSRET. FORGOTTEN QUEEN AND PHARAOH OF EGYPT TAX (THE) CONCESSION OF A. D. 168 TAX (THE) CONCESSION OF A. D. 168.TAX (THE) LAW OF PALMYRA: EVIDENCE FOR ECONOMIC HISTORY IN A CITY OF THE ROMAN EAST.