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PRODUCTION AND PUBLIC POWERS IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY.PROSOPOGRAPHY (THE) OF THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE. VOL. II: A. D. 395- 527.PROSOPOGRAPHY (THE) OF THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE. VOL. III A (AD. 527- 641): ABANDANES - IYAD IBN GHANM. VOL. III B (AD. 527- 641): KALADJI - ZUDIUS. ED. J. R. MARTINDALE ET ALII PROTAGORAS AND SELF-REFUTATION IN PLATO'S THEAETETUS.PRUDENTIUS, SPAIN, AND LATE ANTIQUE CHRISTIANITY, POETRY, VISUAL CULTURE, AND THE CULT OF MARTYRS PUBLIC ORDER IN ANCIENT ROME PURPOSE (THE) OF EVIDENCE IN ATHENIAN COURTS PYRRHUS.RACE AND CITIZEN IDENTITY IN THE CLASSICAL ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY RACE AND CITIZEN IDENTITY IN THE CLASSICAL ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY RANSOM, REVENGE AND HEROIC IDENTITY IN THE ILIAD RAPE AND POLITICS OF CONSENT IN CLASSICAL ATHENS READING THE LETTERS OF PLINY THE YOUNGER : AN INTRODUCTION READING THE VICTORY ODE RECOVERY (THE) OF ROME.RELEVANCE IN ATHENIAN COURTS RELIGION AND IDENTITY IN PORPHYRY OF TYRE: THE LIMITS OF HELLENISM IN LATE ANTIQUITY RELIGION AND THE NEW EDUCATION: THE CHALLENGE OF THE SOPHISTS RELIGION IN ANCIENT GREEK CITY. TRANSL. BY PAUL CARTLEDGE RELIGION IN REPUBLICAN ITALY RELIGION IN REPUBLICAN ROME.RELIGIONS (THE) MINORITIES 0F CHIOS: JEWS AND ROMAN CATHOLICS RELIGIONS OF ROME. I: A HISTORY. II: A SOURCEBOOK.RELIGIONS OF THE ANCIENT GREEKS.REMEMBERING CONSTANTINE AT THE MILVIAN BRIDGE REMEMBERING THE ROMAN REPUBLIC. CULTURE, POLITICS, AND HISTORY UNDER THE PRINCIPATE REMEMBERING THE ROMAN REPUBLIC: CULTURE, POLITICS AND HISTORY UNDER THE PRINCIPATE REMUS. A ROMAN MYTH REPRESENTATIONS OF WAR IN ANCIENT ROME, ED. BY S. DILLON AND K. E. WELCH RESTRAINING RAGE. THE IDEOLOGY OF ANGER CONTROL IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY RETHINKING GREEK RELIGION RETHINKING REVOLUTIONS THROUGH ANCIENT GREECE RHETORIC (THE) OF LAW IN FOURTH-CENTURY ATHENS RIFLESSI LINGUISTICI DELLE IDEOLOGIE FUNERARIE NELL'ANATOLIA ITTITA.RITUAL AND RELIGION IN THE MAKING OF HUMANITY RITUALISED FRIENDSHIP AND THE GREEK CITY.RITUALS AND POWER. THE ROMAN IMPERIAL CULT IN ASIA MINOR.RITUALS OF ROYALTY. POWER AND CEREMONIAL IN TRADITIONALSOCIETIES. ED. BY DAVID CANNADINE ET SIMON PRICE.RITUALS OF WAR: THE BODY AND VIOLENCE IN MESOPOTAMIA ROLE (THE) OF THE WITNESS IN ATHENIAN LAW ROMA. LOVE AND LATIN LITTERATURE. ELEVEN ESSAYS (AND ONE POEM) BY FORMER RESEARCH STUDENT PRESENTED TO E. J. KENNEY ON HIS SEVENTY-FIFTH BIRTHDAY. MORTON BRAUND (SUSANNA), MAYER (ROLAND). EDS.ROMAN (THE) ARMY AND LONG-DISTANCE TRADE.ROMAN (THE) ART OF WAR UNDER THE REPUBLIC ROMAN (THE) BANQUET. IMAGE OF CONVIVIALITY ROMAN (THE) CLAN. THE GENTES FROM ANCIENT IDEOLOGY TO MODERN ANTHROPOLOGY ROMAN (THE) EMPIRE: AUGUSTUS TO HADRIAN.ROMAN (THE) ENGINEERS.ROMAN (THE) HOUSE AND SOCIAL IDENTITY ROMAN (THE) LAW OF SLAVERY. THE CONDITION OF THE SLAVE IN PRIVATE LAW FROM AUGUSTUS TO JUSTINIAN ROMAN (THE) LAW TRADITION ROMAN (THE) LAW TRADITION ROMAN (THE) NEAR EAST 31 B. C.- A. D. 337 ROMAN (THE) REPUBLIC ROMAN (THE) THEATRE AND ITS AUDIENCE ROMAN ARTISANS AND THE URBAN ECONOMY ROMAN BRIDGES ROMAN BUILDERS: A STUDY IN ARCHITECTURE PROCESS ROMAN DISASTERS ROMAN EMPIRE (THE): AUGUSTUS TO HADRIEN.ROMAN FESTIVALS IN THE GREEK EAST. FROM THE EARLY EMPIRE TO THE MIDDLE BYZANTINE ERA ROMAN GIRLHOOD AND THE FASHIONING OF FEMINITY ROMAN GRANARIES AND STORE BUILDINGS.ROMAN IMPERIALISM AND CIVIC PATRONAGE : FORM, MEANING, AND IDEOLOGY IN MONUMENTAL FOUNTAIN COMPLEXES ROMAN IMPERIALISM AND LOCAL IDENTITIES ROMAN LADSCAPE : CULTURE AND IDENTITY ROMAN LAW AND COMMON LAW, A COMPARISON IN OUTLINE. 2ND EDITION, REVISED BY F. H. LAWSON ROMAN LAW AND THE LEGAL WORLD OF THE ROMANS ROMAN LAW IN CONTEXT ROMAN MANLINESS. VIRTUS AND THE ROMAN REPUBLIC ROMAN MILITARY SERVICE. IDEOLOGIES OF DISCIPLINE IN THE LATE REPUBLIC AND EARLY PRINCIPATE ROMAN ORATORY. GREECE & ROME. NEW SURVEYS IN THE CLASSICS, NO. 36 ROMAN POLITICAL THOUGHT. FROM CICERO TO AUGUSTINE ROMAN POWER. A THOUSAND YEARS OF EMPIRE ROMAN RELIGION AND THE CULT OF DIANA AT ARICIA ROMAN WARFARE