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Principal Networks

PLoS ONE, 2013
Graph representations of brain connectivity have attracted a lot of recent interest, but existing methods for dividing such graphs into connected subnetworks have a number of limitations in the context of neuroimaging. This is an important problem because most cognitive functions would be expected to involve some but not all brain regions.
Clayden, JD, Dayan, M, Clark, CA
openaire   +4 more sources

La Crise de 19 a. C. et ses conséquences

Gerión, 2005
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.
Céline de Jonquieres
doaj   +2 more sources

Women’s Legal Capacity and the Decline of Tutela Muliebris in the Late Republic and Early Principate

Nordicum-Mediterraneum
This paper reassesses women’s legal capacity in Rome by arguing that the substantive decline of tutela muliebris began not under the Principate but already in the late Republic. An examination of juristic texts, Digest cases, marital practices, and socio-
Ke Zhang
doaj   +1 more source

Institutional investors’ horizons and bank transparency

Journal of Business Finance &Accounting, Volume 51, Issue 5-6, Page 1378-1407, May-June 2024.
Abstract We examine the relation between institutional investors’ horizons and bank transparency. The novelty of this research is to consider three important aspects of transparency: disclosure quality, private information gathering and auditor fees. We find strong evidence indicating that banks dominated by long‐term (short‐term [ST]) institutional ...
Mamiza Haq, Shams Pathan, Carlos Fernandez Mendez, Gerald J. Lobo   +3 more
wiley   +1 more source

Fasti Astigitani. Fragmento de calendario epigráfico de colonia Augusta Firma (Écija – Sevilla)

Pallas, 2015
In this paper is presented the edition of a fragment of an epigraphical calendar found in colonia Augusta Firma and dated in Augustan or Tiberian times.
Sergio García-Dils de la Vega, Salvador Ordóñez Agulla   +1 more
doaj   +1 more source

The Literate Education of Early Christians, and Some of Its Unintended Consequences for Christian Exegesis

Svensk Exegetisk Årsbok, 2023
The landscape of education under the early Roman principate was very diverse, but the teaching of literacy was dominated by scribal training or Graeco-Roman enkyklios paideia, “literate education”.
Teresa Morgan
doaj   +1 more source

Prince citoyen ou monarque au-dessus des lois ?

Cahiers Mondes Anciens, 2023
At the end of the year 48 A.D., the emperor Claudius decided to marry his niece Agrippina. However, this marriage broke Roman traditional norms about incest.
Mathias Nicolleau
doaj   +1 more source

The small towns of Sicily in the transition from Republic to Principate

Gerión
This paper revisits longstanding debates surrounding the transition from Republic to Principate in Sicily, considering new archaeological and epigraphic evidence emerging from the island's smaller urban centres.
Laura Pfuntner
doaj   +1 more source

Abundância de liquidez e crise financeira em Roma: questões jurídicas e econômicas em torno das taxas de juros na época de Augusto e de Tibério Abundance of currency and financial crisis in Rome: legal and economic issues around interest rates at the time of Augustus and Tiberius

História, 2009
Após ter vencido Antônio e Cleópatra na Batalha do Ácio em 31 a.C., Otaviano levou o tesouro dos reis do Egito a Roma, criando uma abundância de riquezas que contribui, consideravelmente, para estabilizar as finanças romanas, públicas e privadas, e que ...
Deivid Valério Gaia
doaj   +1 more source

Fox, Andrew. 2023. Trees in Ancient Rome: Growing an Empire in the Late Republic and Early Principate. Ancient Environments. London: Bloomsbury; 978-1-3502-3780-3 hardback £85.

Theoretical Roman Archaeology Journal
This is a review of Trees in Ancient Rome: Growing an Empire in the Late Republic and Early Principate by Andrew Fox, published in 2023 by Bloomsbury.
Giulia Caneva
doaj   +2 more sources