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Columbarium Tombs and Collective Identity in Augustan Rome Commanders' Responses to Mutinies in the Roman Army Comment écrire sur les empereurs ? Les procédés historiographiques de Tacite et Suétone Commodus and/or Marcus Aurelius in a Double-Sided Inscription from Ostia (ScO XI, C 115) : Yes and No Comparing the Ptolemaic and Seleucid empires : integration, communication and resistance Concepts of ideal rulership from Antiquity to the Renaissance Conflict in communities. Forward-looking Memories in Classical Athens Conscription of cavalrymen in classical Athens Constantius heros (ILCV 66) ) An elegiac testimony on the decline of the Late Roman West Constructing the 'Good Freedwoman' : a reinterpretation of the Epitaph of Allia Potestas (CLE 1988 = CIL VI 37965)Consular Legions in the Late Republic Consulare imperium - tribunicia potestas - auctoritas senatus. Notes on the nature and development of the roman res publica in the early and middle republic Contextualizing the Lex Metilia dicta fullonibus and Other Laws Legislating Material Quality Control of the Laws in the Ancient Democracy at Athens Copy of judicial proceedings (P. TEBT. UC 1589-1591 ; Late second century BCE)Cotta Maxima Could after the division of administration in 364 an emperor issue a law for the entire empire ?Creating Alternative Legitimacy: Octavian, Sextus Pompeius and Divine Filiation Critical Comments on the Ownership of Land and Agricultural Laws in Ancient Greece Croesus on the Pyre : a Cultural Enigma Crossing the Pomerium. The boundaries of political, religious, and military institutions from Caesar to Constantine Curials and local government in Visigothic Hispania Curio’s Lictors Cutting the "Herculian" Knot : When Did Maximian Become Caesar and Augustus ?D. 12. 1. 32 AND DELEGATIO D. 12. 4. 16 D. 15, 1, 1, 1 AND THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE ACTIO QUOD IUSSU D. 16. 3. 22 (MARCELLUS 5 DIGESTORUM) AND THE LIABILITY OF THE HEIR IN THEACTIO DEPOSITI EX DOLO SUO.D. 19, 1, 46 AND ADULTERY D. 28. 5. 45 (44): A PRINCIPLED DECISION ON A WILL.D. 28. 5. 45. (44) : AN UNPRINCIPLED DECISION ON A WILL D. 33. 2. 31. USUFRUCT AND COMMON PROPERTY D. 35. 2. 2.D. 39. 3. 3 PR. -I AND THE ACTIO PLUVIAE ARCENDAE D. 47, 22, 1, PR.- 1 AND THE FORMATION OF SEMI-PUBLIC COLLEGIA.D. 47. 2. 52. 20 : THE JACKASS, THE MARES AND "FURTUM"D. 50. 16 De verborum significatione in Byzantium D. 7, 1, 13, 2 (ULPIAN 18 AD SAB.) : THE LEX AQUILIA AND DECRETAL ACTIONS DACIA, LANDSCAPE, COLONISATION AND ROMANISATION DACIA. LANDSCAPE, COLONIZATION AND ROMANIZATION DACIAN SLAVES AND FREEDMEN IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE AND THE FATE OF THE DACIAN PRISONERS OF WAR DACIANS (THE) IN THE FIRST CENTURY AD: THE ROMAN CONQUEST.DAIDALOS AND THE ORIGINS OF GREEK ART DAILY (THE) LIFE OF THE ROMAN SOLDIER UNDER THE PRINCIPATE DAILY LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME : THE PEOPLE AND THE CITY AT THE HEIGHT OF THE EMPIRE DAILY LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME. A SOURCEBOOK. EDITED AND TRANSLATED, WITH AN INTRODUCTION DAILY LIFE IN ANCIENT ROME. TRANS. BY C. WOODALL DAILY LIFE IN CARTHAGE AT THE TIME OF HANNIBAL DAILY WORK AT SAGDANA MILLHOUSE.DAIMONOPYLAI: ESSAYS IN CLASSICS AND THE CLASSICAL TRADITION PRESENTED TO EDMUND G. BERRY, R. B. EGAN, M. A. JOYAL. ED DAMAGE-CONTROL IN THE AENEID: OR RESCUING THE MILITARYREPUTATION OF AUGUSTUS DAMAGING (THE) NAMES IN PSEUDO-SALLUST DAMARETEION (THE) CONTROVERSY- A NEW APPROACH DAMASCIUS' SKEPTICAL AFFILIATIONS DAMNED WITH FAINT PRAISE: TACITUS' OBITUARY OF LIVIA DAMNI INJURIA DAMON OF CHAERONEA : THE LOYALTIES OF A BEOTIAN TOWN DURING THE FIRST MITHRIDATIC WAR.DANCE (THE) OF HIPPOCLEIDES: A FESTSCHRIFT FOR F. J. FROST. R. M. FRAKES AND D. L. TOYE ED.DANCE AND RITUAL PLAY IN GREEK RELIGION DANGER (THE) OF DEFINITION: CONTRECTATIO AND APPROPRIATION DANGEROUS VOICES. WOMEN'S LAMENTS AND GREEK LITERATURE DANGLING VIRGINS. MYTH, RITUAL AND THE PLACE OF WOMEN IN ANCIENT GREECE DANIEL TO PAUL : JEWS IN CONFLICT WITH GRAECO-ROMAN CIVILIZATION : HISTORICAL RELIGIOUS BACKGROUND TO THE HASMONEANS, DEAD SEA SCROLLS, THE NEW TESTAMENT WORLD, EARLY CHRISTIANITY, AND THE BAR-KOCHBA WAR DANUBE (THE) LIMES AND THE BARBARICUM (294- 498 AD)DANUBIAN AND BALKAN EMPERORS DAREIOS'SCYTHIAN EXPEDITION AND ITS AFTERMATH.DARIUS AT PASARGADAE. A NEGLECTED SOURCE FOR THE HISTORY OF EARLY PERSIA DARIUS I AND THE DARIC DARIUS I, PSEUDO-SMERDIS, AND THE MAGI DARIUS IN SCYTHIA. THE FORMATION OF HERODOTUS' SOURCES AND THE NATURE OF DARIUS' CAMPAIGN DARIUS IN THE PERSIANS DARK (THE) AGES IN ANCIENT HISTORY. I. THE FIRST DARK AGE IN EGYPT DATAMES AND MAZAEUS: THE ICONOGRAPHY OF REVOLT AND RESTORATION IN CILICIA DATE (THE) AND COMPOSITION OF PRUDENTIUS'"CONTRA ORATIONEMSYMMACHI LIBRI".DATE (THE) AND IDENTITY OF MACROBIUS