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Epigraphy in the Roman collections of the Museums of Sens

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Roman Religion and Epigraphy

Religion in the Roman Empire
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Eric M. Orlin
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Roman Epigraphy, 1961–65

Journal of Roman Studies, 1966
In the past five years there have appeared a number of collections of inscriptions relevant to Roman studies and a number of collected discussions of such inscriptions, and it may be useful to record the more important of these, though without comment except where the titles are insufficiently indicative of content, for they have been, or will be, the ...
J. Reynolds
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Rethinking the Roman Epigraphy of Merchandise: A Metapragmatic Approach

Maarav, 2019
The epigraphy of merchandise focuses on inscriptions written on artifacts used in commerce, such as amphorae, barrels, and ingots. For these writings, it is possible to distinguish techniques employed (such as painting, scraffitting,3 or chiselling) and ...
Emilia Mataix Ferrándiz
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Celtic Religion between Epichoric and Roman Epigraphy

2019
Celtic Religion between Epichoric and Roman ...
Patrizia de Bernardo Stempel
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The Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy

Bulletin for Biblical Research, 2016
E. Schnabel
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Roman-Script Epigraphy in Norwegian Towns

Urban Literacy in the Nordic Middle Ages, 2021
Elise Kleivane
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Plates for Mataix Ferrándiz’s “Rethinking the Roman Epigraphy”

Maarav, 2019
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Historiographic coordinates for Roman-era occupational epigraphy

Carving a Professional Identity: The Occupational Epigraphy of the Roman Latin West, 2020
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ANNA HELLER and ONNO M. VAN NIJF (EDS), THE POLITICS OF HONOUR IN THE GREEK CITIES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE (Brill Studies in Greek and Roman Epigraphy 8). Leiden: Brill, 2017. Pp. 537, illus. isbn 9789004329591. €149.00/US$172.00.

Journal of Roman Studies, 2020
rst instalment of the inscriptions published in 2014 (Corpus des inscriptions grecques et latines de Philippes II 1). It is mainly these inscriptions which allow B.
Marcus Chin
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