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Transboundary Diseases and One Health Approach Implications for Global Health Threats, with Particular Interest in Conservation and Bioterrorism. [PDF]

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Giangaspero M, Al Mahdhouri S, Al Bulushi S, Al-Ghafri MK, Turno P.   +4 more
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Dimitrie Cantemir (1683-1723) and his important contribution to the history of inguinal hernia repair. [PDF]

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Nicolau AE.
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Historic Genomes Uncover Demographic Shifts and Kinship Structures in Post-Roman Central Europe

Blöcher J, Vallini L, Velte M, Eckel R, Guyon L, Winkelbach L, Thomas MG, Gharehbaghi N, Mitchell CT, Schümann J, Köhler S, Seyr E, Krichel K, Rau S, Hirsch J, Duras J, Klement K, Wilkenhöner M, Vetterdietz L, Gentilin F, Müller M, Mücke A, Zedda N, Tawfik Y, Saal E, McGlynn G, Bramanti B, Orschiedt J, Molitor R, Fliß B, Spazier I, Shankland D, Vetterling C, Karpf K, Planert V, Hölzl S, Codreanu-Windauer S, Quast D, Mikić I, Päffgen B, Brami M, Richter T, Chaix R, Brather-Walter S, Steffens P, Marquart M, Becker T, Haberstroh J, Meier M, Schmidt-Hofner S, Brather S, Harbeck M, Patzold S, Wegmann D, Burger J.   +54 more
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The Roman Army in Britain and Britons in the Roman Army

Britannia, 1973
Before discussing the evidence for the origines of the men recruited into Roman army units in Britain, and the evidence for Britons being recruited into units in Britain or elsewhere, it will be convenient to summarize the evidence for recruitment-patterns for legions and auxilia for the empire as a whole.
B. Dobson, J. C. Mann
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The Later Roman Army

Britannia, 1999
L'armee du Haut-Empire presentait trois caracteristiques fondamentales, la stratdgie du
Duncan Campbell, P. Southern, K. R. Dixon, T. Coello, H. Elton   +4 more
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Recreating the Late Roman Army

Late Antique Archaeology, 2013
This paper attempts to give some insight into the role that Roman military reconstruction archaeology can play in the understanding of Roman military equipment from Late Antiquity. It can only provide a brief introduction to some of the equipment of the Late Roman army though, and Bishop and Coulston’s Roman Military Equipment, first published in 1993 (
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The Roman Army

2015
The Roman imperial army was the largest state-run organization of the Roman Empire with well over 400,000 soldiers and officers serving in Rome, Italy, the provinces, and some even beyond. Men from all levels of Roman society and from all parts of the empire joined this army.
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