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The priests and priestly organization in the Roman province of Dalmatia

2012
U rimskoj povijesti pitanja državnog kulta bila su u tijesnoj vezi sa državnim pitanjima. Po raspoloživim podatcima vidljivo je da je administracija kulta bila u rukama rukovodećih krugova. Svećenici su službena lica koja vrše određene vjerske funkcije u ime naroda rimskog.
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Mater castrorum in imperial ideology on the territory of the Roman province of Dalmatia

2022
Unatoč tome što je njihova uloga u političkom svijetu bila primarno pasivnog karaktera, carice su uz pomoć svog društvenog statusa i visokih privilegija itekako doprinosile oblikovanju car¬skog društva, a time i rimske vlasti. Ovim putem ukratko ćemo se osvrnuti na istaknute rimske carice čiji je status prevladao dobro uspostavljene društvene i ...
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Salona – Metropolis of the Roman Province of Dalmatia and its Cultural Environment in the Light of Recent Research

2017
Heutige Forschungen geschehen nicht nur durch grabungen sondern vor allem auch durch anwendung neuer Methoden wie z. B. Georadarbilder des Bodens, die neue Planungen für zukünftige Arbeiten ermöglichen. Es ist aber zuerst notwendig die alten Grabungen des frühchristlichen Salona zu erwähnen, um danach neues aufzuzeigen.
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A Couple from the Iapodian territory. Artistic Influences at the Edge of the Roman Province of Dalmatia

People Abroad: Proceedings of the XVI. International Colloquium on Roman Provincial Art, April 9–13th 2019, Tübingen, 2021
A preserved fragment of a stone monument representing a married couple is kept in the Archaeological Museum in Zagreb. It originates from Čakovac, near Josipdol (Croatia), a site located in the area of the Iapodes, an indigenous Iron Age people. With the Roman expansion, starting in the 2nd cent.
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The Calpurnii in the Roman Province of Dalmatia

A number of epigraphic monuments from the Roman province of Dalmatia mention the Calpurnii, either members of the Roman senatorial family Calpurnii Pisones or local provincial inhabitants. The name is very frequent among the enfranchised natives of Liburnia, which is commonly connected to the activities of Calpurnii Pisones.
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The Nature And Origin Of Silvanus’ Cult In The Roman Provinces Of Dalmatia And Pannonia

2016
The Nature and Origin of the Cult of Silvanus in the Roman Provinces of Dalmatia and Pannonia deals with the cult of Silvanus and presents the evidence and current state of research of the cult in Dalmatia and Pannonia to the wider scholarly community. New perceptions on the subject are proposed and a fresh standpoint from which certain problems may be
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Vel certe insularum Dalmatiae - Late Antique Monasticism in the Roman Province of Dalmatia

2012
The beginnings of the monastic movement in the Roman province of Dalmatia are witnessed in literary sources, such as the Epistle of St. Jerome, as they are rooted in tradition, such as the legend of hermit Marinus of Rab. What all sources suggest, is the fact that monasticism came to Dalmatia in the 4th century and has become an essential part of ...
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Ennion and Aristeas Glassware Found in the Roman Province of Dalmatia

2014
Fragments of at least thirteen glass cups that can be attributed to the renowned glassmakers Ennion and Aristeas have been discovered in Dalmatia in recent decades. They come from three different Roman sites—Narona, Tilurium, and Burnum.
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Examples of Wine and Olive Oil Tradein the Roman Province of Dalmatia

Histria antiqua, 2007
U radu se analizira nekoliko primjera s područja provincije Dalmacije koji nam govore o proizvodnji i trgovini vinom i maslinovim uljem na tom području. U drugoj polovici 1. st. pr. Kr. familija Papii spadala je među vodeće poduzetnike naronitanskog područja.
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Recent epigraphic finds from the Roman province of Dalmatia

2006
The paper focuses on epigraphic discoveries and/or publications regarding Roman province of Dalmatia published between 1997 and 2000. In that period approximately 150 Latin inscriptions (and two in the Greek alphabet) have been either published or presented to the academic community.
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