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Tàrraco, capital de la Hispania citerior

Kesse: butlletí del Cercle d'Estudis Històrics i Socials Guillem Oliver, 1999
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L’arredo statuario degli edifici pubblici di Tarraco (Hispania citerior)

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Del as libral al semiuncial en la Hispania citerior

Empúries: revista de món clàssic i antiguitat tardana, 1963
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Chapitre XVIII. Priests, conuentus and provincial organization in Hispania Citerior

, 2016
During the Principate, Roman Spain was divided into three provinces: Baetica and Lusitania, two smaller provinces which were parts of what had formerly been the province of Hispania Ulterior, and Hispania Citerior, which was in fact the largest province ...
Goffaux, Bertrand
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HISPANIA CITERIOR

2002
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Roman Voting Tribes, Citizenship, and Epigraphic Habit: The Case Study of Hispania Citerior

, 2023
This paper analyses the epigraphic evidence from Hispania Citerior that mentions Roman voting tribe and its connection to the epigraphic habit.
Fernández Corral, Marta
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3. Tarraconensis (Hispania Citerior)

1990
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Five Town-Walls in Hispania Citerior

Journal of Roman Studies, 1931
The affinities of the group of Spanish town-walls now to be described are little known, and the walls themselves are of small fame outside Spain. Mélida's book containing a short account of the Lugo wall is rare; Astorga, Barcelona, León and Zaragoza have not been described in detail.
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Lastras Campana en Tarraco (Hispania Citerior) y su territorio

2021
Madrider Mitteilungen, Vol. 32 (1991)
Dupré i Raventós, Xavier, Revilla Calvo, Víctor   +1 more
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Neue Inschriften aus Carpetanien (Hispania Citerior)

1970
Chiron, Bd. 20 (1990)
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