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New Light on the Cult Centre at Gorsium (Pannonia Inferior)

Mouseion: Journal of the Classical Association of Canada, 2011
Dans une étude révisée de RIU 1533, G. Alföldy réaffirme que les premières lettres du texte correspondent aux Di Magni—une interprétation approuvée par d'autres épigraphistes éminents—mais propose que ces dieux puissent avoir été vénérés dans le curieux temple aux nefs multiples récemment mis au jour par J. Fisk.
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A New Roman Grave-altar from Pannonia Inferior

Acta Antiqua, 2005
In this paper the author publishes a new Roman grave-altar from Bikács (County Tolna). The richly decorated altar was erected by a peregrine Eraviscus and it can be dated to the first decades of the 2nd century. In eastern Pannonia very few grave-altars are known and this is the first one which was erected to a native father.
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The Limes in the province of Pannonia inferior (AD 106-294)

2015
The article represents the conclusion of the author‘s investigations into the Limes in Dacia and its neighbouring provinces. In its historical evaluation, therefore, it is not only restricted to a representation of the development of the Limes in Pannonia inferior and the troops stationed from the 1st to 4th century, but considers in particular the ...
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Life on the Roman road: case study Cibalae-Mursa (Pannonia Inferior, Croatia)

2022
One of the objectives of the Life on the Roman road (LRR) project is to utilize landscape surveys and analyses material assemblages to track the development and decline of the Roman way of life between the Cibalae and Mursa. Field surveys carried on by the LRR project in Eastern Slavonia focus on determining the communications on the Cibalae – Mursa ...
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Mithraic Centers on the Road Comunications in Croatia (Parts of Roman Dalmatia, Pannonia Inferior, Pannonia Superior and Histria) : The Example of Mursa

Archaeologia Poetovionensis, 2001
Na prostoru Hrvatske, veći je broj mitrijskih spomenika. Većina njih smještenaje unutar važnijih urbanih središta kao i na dijelovima rimskih cestovnih komunikacija. Kao primjer navode se središta kao što su Mursa, Siscija, Salona i druga. U lociranju mitrijskih središta važna je bila uloga portorija: Senija, Salona, Narona (?).
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The Patterns of Funerary Commemoration in the Roman Province of Pannonia Inferior

2019
Pannonia Inferior was one of the most strategically important frontier provinces of the Roman Empire, where the close relationship between the military and civilian populations played a significant role in shaping social and cultural life. The study of commemorative practices in this province combines both quantitative and qualitative approaches to ...
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