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Notice (18051)

CLAUDIUS SPEAKS: TWO IMPERIAL CONTRETEMPS.CLAUDIUS TO HIS OWN CITY OF ALEXANDRIA. (P. LOND. VI 1912, 103- 104)CLAUDIUS UND SEINE RATGEBER CLAUDIUS, KINGSHIP, AND INCEST CLAUDIUS.CLAUSES OUT OF CONTEXT: PARTIAL CITATION OF STATUTES IN ATTIC FORENSIC ORATORY CLAY TABLETS IN THE COLLECTION OF THE NATIONAL POSTAL MUSEUM, OTTAWA.CLEANTHES' HYMN TO ZEUS CLEISTHENES AND OSTRACISM AGAIN.CLEMENCY (THE) OF SULLA.CLEMENT OF ROME AND THE PERSECUTION OF DOMITIAN CLEMENTIA AND DIVINITAS. A STUDY IN THE POLITICAL THOUGHT OF THE FIRSTCENTURY B. C.CLEOMENES CLEOMENES III AND THE HELOTS CLEON'S STRATEGY AT AMPHIPOLIS.CLEON, KNIGHTS AND ARISTOPHANES'POLITICS.CLEOPATRA CLEOPATRA AND EGYPT CLEOPATRA AND THE TREASURE OF THE PTOLEMIES: A NOTE CLEOPATRA OF EGYPT. FROM HISTORY TO MYTH CLEOPATRA V TRYPHAENA AND THE GENEALOGY OF THE LATER PTOLEMIES CLEOPATRA VII AND THE CULTS OF THE PTOLEMAIC QUEENS.CLEOPATRA VII IN TEOS ?CLEOPATRA'S EGYPT CLEOPATRA'S EGYPT. AGE OF THE PTOLEMIES.CLEOPATRA. A BIOGRAPHY CLEOPATRA’S DAUGHTER AND OTHER ROYAL WOMEN OF THE AUGUSTAN ERA CLERICS, PROPERTY AND PATRONAGE: THE CASE OF THE ROMAN TITULAR CHURCHES CLIENT KINGS.CLIENT PREFECTS ? : ROME AND THE COTTIANS IN THE WESTERN ALPS CLIENTELA OR AMICITIA? MODELING ROMAN INTERNATIONAL BEHAVIOR IN THE MIDDLE REPUBLIC (264- 146 BC)CLIENTELA.CLIMATIC CHANGE AND THE ELEVENTH-TENTH-CENTURY ECLIPSE OF ASSYRIAAND BABYLONIA.CLIVUS (THE) PROXIMUS .CLODIA METELLI. THE TRIBUNE'S SISTER CLODIUS' PROJECTED MANUMISSION OF SLAVES IN CICERO'S PRO MILONE CLOSE-KIN MARRIAGE IN LATE ANTIQUE MESOPOTAMIA.CLOSE-KIN MARRIAGE IN LATE ANTIQUITY: THE EVIDENCE OF CHRYSOSTOM CLOSELY OBSERVED ELITES IN THE SPANISH PROVINCES CLOTHING OF BRITANNIA, GALLIA BELGICA AND GERMANIA INFERIOR CLOUDS I: STEPS TOWARDS RECONSTRUCTION CLUES TO TESTAMENTARY ADOPTION.CLUNIA, GALBA AND THE EVENTS OF 68- 69 CLYDE PHARR, THE WOMEN OF VANDERBILT, AND THE WYOMING JUDGE: THE STORY BEHIND THE TRANSLATION OF THE THEODOSIAN CODE IN MID-CENTURY AMERICA CN. ALLEIUS NIGIDIUS MAIUS AND THE AMPHITHEATRE: MUNERA AND A DISTINGUISHED CAREER AT ANCIENT POMPEII CN. DOMITIUS AND SAMOS : A NEW EXTORTION TRIAL (IGR 4, 968)CN. DOMITIUS CALVINUS: A NOBLE CAESARIAN CNOSSUS AND CAPUA.COALITION (THE) BETWEEN POMPEIUS AND CRASSUS. 60- 59 B. C.COARELLI'S IL FORO BOARIO.COASTAL TOWNS OF COLCHIS. THE STATION PLACES OF ROMAN LEGIONARIES CODE (THE) IN MEROVINGIAN GAUL CODES AND CODAS CODEX 8 26(27) 1 : THE FORGOTTEN TEXT CODEX THEODOSIANUS 9. 40. 13 AND NICOMACHUS FLAVIANUS CODICES (THE) THEOPHRASTEI HAUNIENSES CODIFICATION AND CANONIZATION CODIFICATION OF LATE ROMAN INHERITANCE LAW: FIDEICOMMISSA AND THE THEODOSIAN CODE CODIFICATION, TRADITION, AND INNOVATION IN THE LAW CODE OF GORTYN COEMPTIO AND MARRIAGE BY PURCHASE.COHERENCE (THE) OF THE LEX AQUILIA COHERENCE AND CORPOREALITY : ON GAIUS II, 12-14 COHORS COHORS I CILICUM AT SACIDAVA AND SCYTHIA MINOR.COHORS I CUGERNORUM.COHORS I NUMIDARUM AND A ROMAN MILITARY DOCUMENT FROM EGYPT.COHORS I TUNGRORUM AND THE ORACLE OF THE CLARIAN APOLLO COHORS XX PALMYRENORUM. AN ALTERNATIVE EXPLANATION OF THE NUMERAL.COHORS.COHORTATIO-TOPOI IN THE DESCRIPTION OF THE BATTLE OF ACTIUM IN VERGIL'S AENEID COHORTES CILICUM IN THE SERVICE OF ROME.COHORTES EQUITATAE COIN CIRCULATION AND MILITARY ACTIVITY IN THE VICINITY OF SIRMIUM, A. D. 364- 378, AND THE SISCIA MINT.COIN CIRCULATION AND THE INTEGRATION OF THE ROMAN ECONOMY COIN HOARDS FROM THE GYMNASIUM AREA AT CORINTH.