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Anatomical aspects of angiosperm root evolution. [PDF]
Ann Bot, 2013 Seago JL, Fernando DD.
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Uvođenje tetrarhije u sustav vladavine Rimskog carstva
, 2015 The concept of the Tetrarchy until arrival of Diocletian was nothing new in the ancient world. However, the Tetrarchy this work speaks about is a novelty – it speaks about the introduction of the Tetrarchy as a collegial government.
Kovačević, Antonio
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Imperial iconography in the age of tetrarchy [PDF]
, 2016 Institute for Classical ArcheologyÚstav pro klasickou archeologiiFilozofická fakultaFaculty of ...
Kešner, Miroslav
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Sedes imperii - residences of the tetrarchs [PDF]
Práce je zaměřená na vznik Římské tetrarchie a s ní související vznik sídelních rezidencí prvních tetrarchů, tzv. sedes imperii, a jejich porovnání s tzv. abdikačními paláci císařů.
Motlochová, Alžběta
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Die Tetrarchie als hellenistisch-römischesHerrschatsinstrument
, 2015 Scholars are divided as to whether the tetrarchy originated from Gaul or Macedon, or was a mix of both traditions. However, a systematic study of the evidence suggests that Mithridates VI bestowed the tetrarchic title on four (not twelve) Galatian princes for the first time around 100 BC.
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Longevity and anti-aging effects of curcumin supplementation. [PDF]
GeroscienceIzadi M +7 more
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Vitruvian binders in Venice: First evidence of Phlegraean pozzolans in an underwater Roman construction in the Venice Lagoon. [PDF]
PLoS OneDilaria S +7 more
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, 2018 This work examines the political integration of the westernmost fringes of the Mediterranean in the Roman Empire, from the second Punic War (218 BCE) until the reign of Diocletian (305 CE).
Bernard, Gwladys
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San Marco (Basilica di San Marco a Venezia)
The Tetrarchs Diocletian, Maximianus, Galerius and Constantius Cholorus, detailAs the Roman Empire began the process of disintegration, Emperor Diocletian imposed a new Imperial office structure: a four co-emperor ruling plan called The Tetrarchy.
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