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The associative order: status and ethos among Roman businessmen in late republic and early empire [PDF]

, 2007
Verboven, Koenraad
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Aureolus «Tyrannus» és Gallienus császár lovassági reformja [PDF]

, 1927
Finály, Gábor
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Bibliografía [PDF]

, 1973
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IX. Población, sociedad y economía en la época imperial [PDF]

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The Establishment of the Equester Ordo

Journal of Roman Studies, 1963
A new moneyed class, thrusting rapidly to public estate in an ancient society, needed the enhancement of symbols and titles. Most Roman titles were military in origin, and it was natural to borrow the name of the old Roman cavalry, with its associations of high rank and property-census, antique tradition, and decorative imagery. Not less naturally, the
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The Rise Of The Ordo Equester In The Third-century Of The Roman Empire.

1974
PhD ; Ancient civilizations ; University of Michigan, Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies ; http://deepblue.lib.umich.edu/bitstream/2027.42/180491/2/7500770 ...
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Ordo-Responsibility in the Sharing Economy: A Social Contracts Perspective

Business Ethics Quarterly, 2022
Stefan Hielscher, Ingo Pies
exaly  

The International Activity of Ordo Iuris. The Central European Actor and the Global Christian Right

Religions, 2021
Alicja Cecylia Curanović
exaly  

Ordo-Silurian assemblage in the Indochina interior: Geochronological, elemental, and Sr-Nd-Pb-Hf-O isotopic constraints of early Paleozoic granitoids in South Laos

Bulletin of the Geological Society of America, 2021
Yuejun Wang, Xin Qian, Yang Wang
exaly  

Early Paleozoic subduction in the Indochina interior: Revealed by Ordo-Silurian mafic-intermediate igneous rocks in South Laos

Lithos, 2020
Yuejun Wang, Xin Qian, Yang Wang
exaly