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Ghislaine Stouder, Fabricius' diplomatie and philological disappointment. Rome's relationship with the peoples and cities of Italy between 285 and 280 B.C., in the light of a fragment of Cassius Dio, DHA 33/1, 2007, 47-70.
Ghislaine Stouder
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Le cens, l’autel et la ville chef-lieu : Auguste et l’urbanisation des Trois Gaules
This essay proposes to trace and understand the fundamental process of urbanization of the Three Gauls – it marks the advent of municipal civilization in these areas – by looking at the textual sources in the light of the results of recent urban ...
William Van Andringa
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According to the author Livy (Ab Urbe condita, XXXIX, 22, 45, 54–55) in 186 BC a large amount of Gauls crossed the Alps to found an oppidum, not far from the place where Aquileia would be located.
Riccardo Cecovini
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“Where normal people see Romans and Gauls, you see Ustashe and Partisans”
The article employs critical discourse analysis to explore the portrayal of Rome and contemporary Croatian society in a novel set within the historic confines of Diocletian’s Palace in Split, Croatia.
Andelko Mihanovic
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Language Change at the Crossroads: What Celtic, What Venetic, and What Else in the Personal Names of Emona? [PDF]
This work deals with a number of arguably misinterpreted names found on inscriptions from Emona in Central Slovenia. While many of them have been recently attributed to an Indo-European, otherwise unknown dialect (associated with onomastic data referred ...
Blanca María Prósper
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Metus Gallicus: “metus” come spinta al cambiamento
A partire dal sacco di Roma da parte di Brenno, la coscienza nazionale romana si è costituita attorno al metus Gallicus, che ha avuto un ruolo importante anche per determinare l'identità romana e plasmare il concetto stesso di Italia.
Tommaso Gnoli
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The Gauls under siege: defending against Rome
International audienceEver since the 19th century, French and British scholars have been interested in Caesar’s campaigning during the Gallic war. In reconstructing the famous sieges by means of which he conquered Gaul, we can see, however, that most ...
Krausz, Sophie
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Michelet et l’historiographie romantique
This article provides an overview of the controversy over the origins of France in French historiography in the 19th and 20th centuries. Romantic historians Augustin Thierry and Guizot developed the binational theory of the Gauls and the Franks to ...
Rimpei Mano
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In the course of the last millennium BC pigs became a ‘companion’ and a ‘living larder’ of major importance to humans. For northern Gaul, excavations have revealed how much they contributed to consumption as well as to communal rites: the place they ...
Ginette Auxiette
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