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date de création DateTimeField	22 septembre 2025 19:07
date de modification DateTimeField	22 septembre 2025 19:07
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COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE COINS OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM, VI : SEVERUS ALEXANDER TO BALBINUS AND PUPIENUS COINS. ANCIENT, MEDIAEVAL AND MODERN COLLABORATION WITH TYRANNY IN RABBINIC LAW COLLAPSE (THE) AND RECOVERY OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE COLLATIO 2. 6. 5 COLONISATION AND VETERAN SETTLEMENT IN ITALY. 47- 14 B. C.COMBAT SPORTS IN THE ANCIENT WORLD. COMPETITION, VIOLENCE ANDCULTURE.COMBINED ARMS WARFARE IN ANCIENT GREECE : FROM HOMER TO ALEXANDER THE GREAT AND HIS SUCCESSORS COMMERCE AND SOCIAL STANDING IN ANCIENT ROME.COMMUNITY AND SOCIETY IN ROMAN ITALY CONCEALING A SERVITUDE.CONCEPTION (THE) OF WOMEN IN ATHENIAN DRAMA.CONSPIRACIES IN THE EGYPTIAN PALACE. UNIS TO PEPY I CONSTANTINE AND EUSEBIUS.CONSTANTINE AND IMPERIAL LEGISLATION ON THE FAMILY CONSTANTINE AND THE CHRISTIAN EMPIRE CONSTANTINE HISTORY, HISTORIOGRAPHY AND LEGEND.CONSTANTINE THE GREAT AND THE CHRISTIAN CHURCH CONSTANTINE.CONSTRUCTING IDENTITIES IN LATE ANTIQUITY.CONSTRUCTING KINSHIP IN ROME: MARRIAGE AND DIVORCE, FILIATION AND ADOPTION CONSUMERISM IN THE ANCIENT WORLD : IMPORTS AND IDENTITY CONSTRUCTION CONTEXT (THE) OF THE EMERGENCE OF WRITING IN MESOPOTAMIA AND IRAN CORNELIA, MOTHER OF THE GRACCHI CORRUPTION AND THE DECLINE OF ROME.COSTUME OF ANCIENT ROME.COULD GREEK WOMEN READ AND WRITE?COUNTERFEIT COINS IN ROMAN BRITAIN.COUNTRY LIFE IN CLASSICAL TIMES.CRAFTSMEN IN GREEK AND ROMAN SOCIETY CRIME AND PUNISHMENT IN ANCIENT ROME CROOKED (THE) KINGS OF ANCIENT GREECE.CROSS-CULTURAL TRADE IN WORLD HISTORY CUBE (THE) AND THE SQUARE. MASCULINITY AND MALE SOCIAL ROLES IN ROMAN BOIOTIA.CULT (THE) PLACES OF THE AEGEAN.CULTS OF BOIOTIA. III. POTNIA TO ZEUS. CULTS OF DEITIES UNSPECIFIED BY NAME CULTURAL (THE) MEANING OF DEATH: AGE AND GENDER IN THE ROMAN FAMILY CULTURAL MEMORY AND IDENTITY IN ANCIENT SOCIETIES CULTURE AND NATIONAL IDENTITY IN REPUBLICAN ROME CULTURE AND SOCIETY IN LUCIAN CUNEIFORM TEXTS AND THE WRITING OF HISTORY CUNETIO (THE) TREASURE: ROMAN COINAGE OF THE THIRD CENTURY A. D CYBELE AND ATTIS. THE MYTH AND THE CULT.Cleopatra's Daughter : Egyptian Princess, Roman Prisoner, African Queen DACIA, LANDSCAPE, COLONISATION AND ROMANISATION DAILY LIFE IN CARTHAGE AT THE TIME OF HANNIBAL DANGEROUS VOICES. WOMEN'S LAMENTS AND GREEK LITERATURE DATA FOR DATING.DEATH AND DISEASE IN THE ANCIENT CITY DEATH AND THE MAIDEN. GIRLS' INITIATION RITES IN GREEK MYTHOLOGY DEATH IN ANCIENT ROME DEATH, BURIAL AND REBIRTH IN THE RELIGIONS OF ANTIQUITY.DEATH, FATE AND THE GODS. THE DEVELOPMENT OF A RELIGIOUS IDEA IN GREEK POPULAR BELIEF AND IN HOMER DEATH, WAR AND SACRIFICE. STUDIES IN IDEOLOGY AND PRACTICE. FOREWORD BY W. DONIGER DEATH, WOMEN AND THE SUN. SYMBOLISM OF REGENERATION IN EARLY AEGEAN RELIGION DECIPHERING FREEDWOMEN IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE DEMOCRACY ANCIENT AND MODERN DEMOCRACY'S BEGINNING. THE ATHENIAN STORY DEMOCRACY: IDEAS AND REALITIES. INTROD. BY C. RODEWALD.DEMOGRAPHY AND ROMAN SOCIETY DEMOS' PHIALE AND THE RHETORIC OF MONEY IN FOURTH CENTURY ATHENS DEMOSTHENES AND THE THEORIC FUND DEMOTIC OSTRACA AND OTHER INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE SACRED ANIMAL NECROPOLIS, NORTH SAQQARA DEVELOPMENT (THE) OF THE ATHENIAN CONSTITUTION DEVELOPMENT (THE) OF THE POLIS IN ARCHAIC GREECE DIO: THE JULIO-CLAUDIANS. SELECTIONS FROM BOOKS 58- 63 OF THE ROMAN HISTORY OF CASSIUS DIO DIOCLETIAN AND THE ROMAN RECOVERY DIONYSIUS HALICARNENSIS. ON THUCYDIDES. ENGLISH TRANSLATION, BASED ON THEGREEK TEXT OF USENER -RADERMACHER WITH COMMENTARY BY W. K. PRITCHETT.DIONYSUS WRITES: THE INVENTION OF THEATRE IN ANCIENT GREECE.DIPLOMACY IN ANCIENT GREECE DISPLACED PERSONS. THE LITERATURE OF EXILE FROM CICERO TO BOETHIUS.DISSIDENCE AND LITERATURE UNDER NERO. THE PRICE OF RHETORICIZATION DIVIDED (THE) WORLD OF ILIAD VI.DIVISIO OBLIGATIONUM.