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Retrodicting the rise, spread, and fall of large-scale states in the Old World. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2022 Bennett JS.
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FOREIGNS IN “TERRA DI LAVORO” DURING THE MIDDLE AGES [PDF]
The presence of many foreigner merchants in “Terra di Lavoro”-Italy, during the Middle Ages drives civilisation historians to wonder about the role they had, what their culture and mentality were like, in which way they integrated with other foreign ...
Giancarlo BOVA
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Gaius Caesar, or the Ideal Non-princeps: A Tiberian Issue [PDF]
, 2013 The paper focuses on Velleius Paterculus' portrait of Gaius Caesar (20 B.C-A.D. 4), rhetorically designed in adherence to the political climate of Tiberian Rome: Gaius excels as a sort of anti-Princeps, and this legitimates the position of Tiberius in ...
Pistellato, Antonio
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Diffeological principal bundles and principal infinity bundles
Journal of Homotopy and Related StructuresIn this paper, we study diffeological spaces as certain kinds of discrete simplicial presheaves on the site of cartesian spaces with the coverage of good open covers. The Čech model structure on simplicial presheaves provides us with a notion of $\infty$-stack cohomology of a diffeological space with values in a diffeological abelian group $A$.
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The Roman millitary phalera from the Perm Urals
Arheološki Vestnik, 2001 A chalcedony disc with the image of a child's face was discovered during the excavations at the Mokino cemetery (Western Urals, Perm region, Russia) dated to the Iron Age.
Alexander Kolobov +2 more
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La Crise de 19 a. C. et ses conséquences [PDF]
The determination of M. Egnatius Rufus to aspire to the consulate for the year 19 a.C., with the support from a part the populus romanus, called into question the consensus which maked it possible for Augustus to be the Princeps.
Jonquieres, Céline de
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Vtroque sermone nostro: social and literary bilingualism in the Roman Empire [PDF]
, 2013 Janse, Mark
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Women’s Networks in Vergil’s Aeneid
Dictynna, 2010 Several episodes in Vergil’s Aeneid portray female characters, both divine and human, soliciting aid and/or information from other female characters. These scenes have usually been discussed in relation to Greek and Latin literary models.
Alison Keith
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The two types of society: Computationally revealing recurrent social formations and their evolutionary trajectories. [PDF]
PLoS One, 2020 Miranda L, Freeman J.
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