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Epigraphy and the Economy of the Roman Empire
2012Rostovtzeff's study of the Roman Empire (1926) cites many inscriptions in the notes but rarely does their evidence figure in the argument of the main text. Since then, many have used inscriptions for more local or specific themes, notably by L. Robert in reconstructing the trading economy of cities in Asia Minor (Nicomedia and Kaunos).
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Celtic Religion between Epichoric and Roman Epigraphy
2019Celtic Religion between Epichoric and Roman ...
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Epigraphy as a Source for the Topography of Roman Liburnia
2006The paper deals with charting of the ancient epigraphic monuments. Its main goal is to investigate the methods and patterns which could produce the best scholarly results. The author concludes that, although it would be best to chart all available data at once (if looking for the most complete picture of human settlement activities of the past), such ...
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The Roman Stonecutter. An Introduction to Latin Epigraphy
The Classical World, 1975Michael P. McHugh +3 more
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Becoming Roman, Writing Latin? Literacy and Epigraphy in the Roman West
Britannia, 2004Richard Hingley, A. E. Cooley
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