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CRASSORUM FUNERA CRASSUS' COMMAND IN THE WAR AGAINST SPARTACUS (73-71 BCE) : HIS OFFICIAL POSITION, FORCES AND POLITICAL SPOILS CRASSUS' SLIPPERY EEL CREATING A COMMON POLITY : RELIGION, ECONOMY, AND POLITICS IN THE MAKING OF GREEK KOINON CREATING A PROVINCIAL LANDSCAPE: ROMAN IMPERIALISM AND RURAL CHANGE IN LUSITANIA CREATING SEVERAN ROME. THE ARCHITECTURE AND SELF-IMAGE OF L. SEPTIMIUS SEVERUS (A. D. 193-211)CREATION (THE) OF BYZANTIUM'S SPANISH PROVINCE. CAUSES AND PROPAGANDA CREATION (THE) OF FOUR PROVINCES IN BRITAIN BY DIOCLETIAN CREATION OF THE SACRED. TRACKS OF BIOLOGY IN EARLY RELIGIONS CREATIVE ELOQUENCE. THE CONSTRUCTION OF REALITY IN CICERO'S SPEECHES CREATORS, CONQUERORS, AND CITIZENS CREDIBILITY (THE) OF EARLY SPARTAN HISTORY.CREDIBILITY (THE) OF THE ROMAN ANNALISTS.CREDIT AS A FACILITATOR OF EXCHANGE IN OLD BABYLONIAN MESOPOTAMIA CREDIT-MONEY IN THE ROMAN ECONOMY CREDITUR VULGO TESTAMENTA HOMINUM SPECULUM ESSE MORUM: WHY THE ROMANS MADE WILLS.CREMATED (THE) HUMAN SKELETON IN A SMALL CARVED STONE ASH CHEST FROM LOC. CRETAIOLE (PIENZA), ITALY: NOTES ON THE ORIGINS OF CHIUSINE CREMATION PRACTISES CREMONA IN A. D. 69. TWO NOTES ON TACITUS' NARRATIVE TECHNIQUES CRETAN (THE) APOKOSMOS CRETAN CONTACTS WITH THE MAINLAND DURING THE PERIOD OF THE SHAFT GRAVES CRETAN GRANTS OF ASYLIA. VIOLENCE AND PROTECTION AS INTERSTATE RELATIONS CREWS (THE) OF ANCIENT TRIREMES.CRIMANAL LAW IN THE EGYPTIAN RAMESSIDE PERIOD CRIME AND ADULTERY IN ANCIEN EGYPT.CRIME AND COMMUNITY IN CICERONIAN ROME CRIME AND CRIMINALS IN GRAECO-ROMAN EGYPT CRIME AND CRIMINALS IN GRAECO-ROMAN EGYPT.CRIME AND PUNISHMENT AND HUMAN RIGHTS IN ANCIENT ROME CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN ANCIENT ROME CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN THE ANCIENT WORLD CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN THE ODYSSEY CRIME AND PUNISHMENT, GUILT AND EXPIATION: ROMAN THOUGHT AND VOCABULARY CRIME, PUNISHEMENT, AND THE RULE OF LAW IN CLASSICAL ATHENS CRIME, VICE AND RETRIBUTION IN JUVENAL'S SATIRES.CRIMEN (THE) MAIESTATIS UNDER CALIGULA: THE EVIDENCE OF DIO CASSIUS CRIMINAL (THE) LAW OF ANCIENT ROME CRIMINAL PROSECUTIONS BY THE AEDILES.CRISES IN THE MINOAN-MYCENAEAN WORLD CRISIS (THE) OF 2 B. C CRISIS (THE) OF ATHENIAN IMPERIALISM.CRISIS (THE) OF THE THIRD CENTURY AS SEEN BY CONTEMPORARIES.CRISIS (THE) YEARS: THE 12TH CENTURY B. C. FROM BEYOND THE DANUBETO THE TIGRIS CRISIS AND AMBITION TOMBS AND BURIAL CUSTOMS IN THIRD-CENTURY CE ROME CRISIS AND DECORUM IN SIXTH-CENTURY LESBOS. READING ALKAIOS OTHERWISE CRISIS AND THE ROMAN EMPIRE. PROCEEDINGS OF THE SEVENTH WORKSHOP OF THE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK IMPACT OF EMPIRE, NIJMEGEN, JUN. 20-24, 2006 CRISIS MANAGEMENT DURING THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. THE ROLE OF POLITICAL INSTITUTIONS IN EMERGENCIES CRISIS THEORIES AND THE BEGINNING OF THE PRINCIPATE.CRISIS: WHAT CRISIS? RURAL CHANGE AND URBAN DEVELOPMENT IN IMPERIAL APPENNINE ITALY CRISPUS: BRILLIANT CAREER AND TRAGIC END.CRITERIA FOR THE DATING OF CALPURNIUS SICULUS CRITERIA IN THE GREEK LYRIC CONTESTS.CRITIAS AND ATHEISM.CRITICAL (THE) TRENDS IN SCHOLARSHIP ON THE NON-PHILOSOPHICALWORKS IN PLUTARCH'S "MORALIA"CRITICAL NOTES ON PLATO'S POLITEIA I.CRITICAL NOTES ON PLATO'S POLITEIA, II.CRITICAL NOTES ON PLATO'S POLITEIA, IV CRITICAL TRENDS IN PLUTARCH'S ROMAN LIVES, 1975- 1990 CRITIQUE OF VARIANTS AND THE TITULARY OF SENNACHERIB.CROOKED (THE) KINGS OF ANCIENT GREECE.CROSS-CULTURAL TRADE IN WORLD HISTORY CROSS-EXAMINING SOCRATES. A DEFENSE OF THE INTERLOCUTORS IN PLATO'S EARLY DIALOGUES.CROSSBOWS, ARROW-GUIDES AND THE SOLENARION.CROSSING THE DURANCE WITH HANNIBAL AND LIVY: THE ROUTE TO THE PASS CROSSING THE RUBICON. A HISTORIOGRAPHICAL STUDY CROSSING WORLDS: SPACE, MYTHS AND RITES OF PASSAGE IN ANCIENT GREEK CULTURE CROSSINGS: EARLY MEDITERRANEAN CONTACTS WITH INDIA.CROWN- TAX (THE) IN ROMAN EGYPT CRUCIFIXION, THE NAHUM PESHER AND THE RABBINIC PENALTY OF CRUCIFIXION CRUMBS FROM THE ROYAL TABLE. FOODNOTES ON BRIANT (PP. 297- 306)CRYING WOLF : THE POPE AND THE LUPERCALIA CTESIAS ACCOUNT OF THE REVOLT OF INARUS.CTESIAS AND THE FALL OF NINIVEH.CTESIAS'ASSYRIAN KING-LIST AND HIS CHRONOLOGY OF MESOPOTAMIANHISTORY.CTH. 2, 1, 10 AND CI. 1, 9, 8 PR. A PERFECT EXAMPLE OF AN INTERPOLATION THROUGH CANCELLATION OF A "NON "CUBE (THE) AND THE SQUARE. MASCULINITY AND MALE SOCIAL ROLES IN ROMAN BOIOTIA.