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Philosophy and education in Stoicism of the Roman Imperial era
Oxford Review of Education, 2010The Stoics of the Roman Imperial period share the imperative that education should not focus on erudition for its own sake, but contribute to the pursuit of the good life as they define it in philosophical terms. Hence these later Stoics express similar concerns about the technical and theoretical aspects of philosophy as they do about pre ...
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GEOPHYSICAL INVESTIGATION TO IMAGE A ROMAN-ERA VILLA
Symposium on the Application of Geophysics to Engineering and Environmental Problems, 2014Abstract Geophysical techniques have seen increasing use in archaeological excavations as a means of delineating subsurface features, allowing archaeologists to determine the locations of features of interest without having to excavate. In this research, the target of interest is the remains of a Republican-to Imperial-era Roman villa
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Economic Crises and Practices in the Roman and Byzantine Era
2015The Roman Empire was too much relying on slave labour to feel the need for technical innovation, but nevertheless the recurrence of economic crises exercised a constant pressure to improve policies and institutions. When a real-estate bubble collapsed, Caesar invented a scheme of financial support to save households and banks.
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An Appeal to Nut in a Papyrus of the Roman Era
The Journal of Egyptian Archaeology, 1964openaire +1 more source
The Greco-Roman Culture in the Postmodern Era
The Journal of Localitology, 2009openaire +1 more source