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2021
Abstract The final chapter completes the narrative with an examination of Hadrian’s dealings with Athens, thanks to whom the city was again made prominent in the Greek world. After discussing Hadrian’s economic and constitutional arrangements for Athens, the chapter turns to the religious and intellectual life in the city and how these ...
Worthington Ian
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Abstract The final chapter completes the narrative with an examination of Hadrian’s dealings with Athens, thanks to whom the city was again made prominent in the Greek world. After discussing Hadrian’s economic and constitutional arrangements for Athens, the chapter turns to the religious and intellectual life in the city and how these ...
Worthington Ian
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2018
A brief discussion of Hadrian of Africa, Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury.
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A brief discussion of Hadrian of Africa, Abbot of St Augustine's, Canterbury.
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2015
Abstract Hadrian’s Wall is a composite of linear features and associated military works that defined the northern limit of Roman control in Britain. First constructed in the 120s ce, it was elaborated over the succeeding centuries, being adapted to changing circumstances in the region and alterations in Rome’s broader strategic ...
Ian Archibald Richmond, Sheppard S Frere
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Abstract Hadrian’s Wall is a composite of linear features and associated military works that defined the northern limit of Roman control in Britain. First constructed in the 120s ce, it was elaborated over the succeeding centuries, being adapted to changing circumstances in the region and alterations in Rome’s broader strategic ...
Ian Archibald Richmond, Sheppard S Frere
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The representation of Judaea on Hadrian’s coins
Palestine Exploration Quarterly, 2022Paolo Cimadomo
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2001
Abstract The death of Trajan in n7 marks a turning-point m Roman, indeed European, history. In Britain Trajan’s reign had been a period of military withdrawal and consolidation, in sharp contrast to his expansion of the empire elsewhere.
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Abstract The death of Trajan in n7 marks a turning-point m Roman, indeed European, history. In Britain Trajan’s reign had been a period of military withdrawal and consolidation, in sharp contrast to his expansion of the empire elsewhere.
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2000
M. Cocceius Nerva's celebration of Divus Augustus on coins was to show his desire for continuity with the Julio-Claudians, and he was eventually buried in the Mausoleum of Augustus with those emperors. Nerva's regime promised stability through continuity of the acceptable aspects of Domitian's rule. The reign of Trajan, rather than the brief episode of
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M. Cocceius Nerva's celebration of Divus Augustus on coins was to show his desire for continuity with the Julio-Claudians, and he was eventually buried in the Mausoleum of Augustus with those emperors. Nerva's regime promised stability through continuity of the acceptable aspects of Domitian's rule. The reign of Trajan, rather than the brief episode of
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