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BYZANTIUM. THE EARLY CENTURIES BYZANTIUM. THE EMPIRE OF NEW ROME.Baetican Oil and Septimius Severus Bastards in Egypt. Social and legal Illegitimacy in the Roman Era Becoming a Woman and Mother in Greco-Roman Egypt. Women’s Bodies, Society and Domestic Space Between Slave Catchers and Slave Harborers : Trust on a Roman Road Between Tradition and Innovation - the Visual Representation of Severan Emperors Between civilitas and tyranny : Cassius Dio's biographical narrative of the Flavian dynasty Between the good king and the cruel tyrant: The Acta Isidori and the reception of Roman Emperors among provincial litigants Bibulus and the Hieromenia (ιερομηνια) of 59 BC Bilateral contract from the Hermopolite nome (?) (P. Vindob. G 27527 ; first half seventh century)Bilingual and Mixed-Language Epitaphs from the Greek and Roman Balkans Border Communities at the Edge of the Roman Empire : Processes of Change in the Civitas Cananefatium Boundaries of Territories and Peoples in Roman Italy and beyond Breaking Chairs: Sella Curulis in Roman Law, Identity and Memory Brill’s Companion to Bodyguards in the Ancient Mediterranean Bringing Sophistopolis into History Brothers at the Crossroads : Agrippa and His Brother in Civil War Building Mid-Republican Rome : Labor, Architecture, and the Urban Economy Byzantine letter to an exceptor (P.Princ. GD 7634)C. 4. 29. 19, A RESCRIPT OF DIOCLETIAN.C. ALFIUS FLAVUS C. ATINIUS C. F., PRAETOR IN ASIA 122- 121 V. CHR. AUF EINEN KISTOPHOR.C. CAESAR DIVI FILIUS AND THE FORMATION OF THE ALTERNATIVE IN ROME C. CLAUDIUS LUCIANUS : AN EIRENARCH FROM AKMONEIA SELECTED BY THE PROCONSUL M. SULPICIUS CRASSUS. A NOTE ON SEG 56. 1493 C. FABRICIUS TUSCUS AND THE AUGUSTAN DILECTUS C. FLAMINIUS AND ROMAN POLICY IN NORTH ITALY C. HELVETIUS PRISCUS ARBITER EX COMPROMISSO C. L. OR M. COTTA AND THE "UNSPEAKABLE" FUFIDIUS. A NOTE ON SULLA'S RES PUBLICA RESTITUTA.C. PACCIUS AFRICANUS C. POPPAEUS SABINUS AND THE SALVATION OF THE GREEKS.C. SENTIUS SATURNINUS, PISO PONTIFEX AND THE TITULUS TIBURTINUS: A REPLY C. VALERIUS FLACCUS: ARGONAUTICA BOOK II. A COMMENTARY C. VIBIUS MAXIMUS, PREFECT OF EGYPT.C. VIBIUS PANSA CAETRONIANUS, AND HIS FATHERS C.4.58.2 AND THE CIVIL REMEDY FOR PRICE REDUCTION. TWO WAYS OF READING THE CORPUS IURIS CIVILIS CADASTRES (LES) ROMAINS EN GAULE DU SUD CADUSII (THE) IN HISTORY AND IN FICTION CAECILII (THE) METELLI, PATRONI SICILIAE?CAECILIUS (CONS)ULTIUS, PRAEFECTUS AEGYPTI.CAECILIUS CAPELLA: PERSECUTOR OF CHRISTIANS, DEFENDER OF BYZANTINUS CAECINA'S ASSAULT ON PLACENTIA. TACITUS, HISTORIES 2. 20. 2- 22. 3 CAECULUS AND THE FOUNDATION OF PRAENESTE CAELUM ARSIT AND OBSIDIONE LIBERARE: LATIN IDOM AND THE EXPLOITS OF THE EIGHTH AUGUSTAN LEGION AT THE TIME OF COMMODUS CAENUM AUT CAELUM: M. LIVIUS DRUSUS AND THE LAND CAEPIO AND NORBANUS (NOTES ON THE DECADE 100- 90 B. C.)CAERELII, JUNO POPULONA AND AQUINUM CAESAR : THE "GALLIC WAR"CAESAR AGAINST LIBERTY? PERSPECTIVES ON HIS AUTOCRACY CAESAR AND CONTEMPORARY ROMAN SOCIETY.CAESAR AND LENTULUS CRUS CAESAR AND ROMULUS-QUIRINUS CAESAR AND THE CRISIS OF THE ROMAN ARISTOCRACY. A CIVIL WAR READER CAESAR AND THE MUTINY OF 47 B. C.CAESAR AND THE PIRATES II. THE ELUSIVE M. IUNIUS IUNEUS AND THE YEAR 75/4.CAESAR AS POLITICAL PROPAGANDIST CAESAR AT THE LUPERCALIA CAESAR AUGUSTUS. SEVEN ASPECTS.CAESAR IN GAUL AND ROME. WAR IN WORDS CAESAR OMNIA HABET: PROPERTY AND POLITICS UNDER THE PRINCIPATE.CAESAR SOLUS? SENATORIAL SUPPORT FOR THE LEX GABINIA.CAESAR'S AIMS IN NORTHEAST ITALY CAESAR'S ALLEGED FEAR OF PROSECUTION AND HIS RATIO ABSENTIS IN THE APPROACH TO THE CIVIL WAR CAESAR'S CALENDAR: ANCIENT TIME AND THE BEGINNINGS OF HISTORY. SATHER CLASSICAL LECTURES, 65 CAESAR'S CIVIL WAR CAESAR'S CIVIL WAR. HISTORICAL REALITY AND FABRICATION CAESAR'S CONSTRUCTION OF NORTHERN EUROPE: INQUIRY, CONTACT AND CORRUPTION IN "DE BELLO GALLICO"CAESAR'S CONTINUATORS AND CAESAR'S "FELICITAS".CAESAR'S CURSUS AND THE INTERVALS BETWEEN OFFICES CAESAR'S DE ANALOGIA. EDITION, TRANSLATION, AND COMMENTARY CAESAR'S DECREES IN THE ANTIQUITIES: JOSEPHUS' FORGERIES OR AUTHENTIC ROMAN SENATUS CONSULTA?CAESAR'S FINAL AIMS CAESAR'S HERITAGE: HELLENISTIC KINGS AND THEIR ROMAN EQUALS CAESAR'S LEGACY. CIVIL WAR AND THE EMERGENCE OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE CAESAR'S PEACE OVERTURES TO POMPEY