Exploration of the maritime façade of Utica: the potential location of the Phoenician and Roman harbours by Pleuger, E, Goiran, J, Delile, H, Gadhoum, A, Abichou, A, Wilson, A, Fentress, E, Ben Jerbania, I, Ghozzi, F, Fagel, N

“…In the Phoenician and Roman periods, it was an important merchant coastal town, on a promontory facing the sea. …”

Early Christian epigraphy, evil, and the apotropaic function of Romans 8.31 by Strawbridge, J

“…However, the words of Romans 8.31 may be found on at least 23 epigraphic artifacts from this same period, and in particular, on the door lintels of homes. …”

The religious context of early christianity: A guide to Graeco-Roman religions by King, N

Mutable, flexible, fluid: papyrus drawings for textiles and replication in roman art by Elsner, J

“…There is a relatively unexplored corpus of papyrus drawings made for and used by artisans engaged in the production of textiles in late Roman Egypt. The intentional indeterminacy in such sketches enabled both artistic flexibility and replicative (if not mass) production. …”

From Hellenism to Islam: cultural and linguistic change in the Roman Near East by Cotton, H, Hoyland, R, Price, J, Millar, F, Eck, W, Isaac, B, Schwartz, S, Ricl, M, Chaniotis, A, Belayche, N, Ameling, W, Kaizer, T, Naeh, S, Brock, S, Barag, D, Bohak, G, Knauf, A, Di Segni, L, Richter, S, Papaconstantinou, A

Urban scalograms: an experiment in scaling, emergence, and Greek and Roman urban form by Hanson, JW

“…In this article, I suggest a new method for investigating the relationship between the presence and absence of monuments and the sizes of settlements, before applying it to the Roman Empire. The results show that there is a strong relationship between both the numbers and diversities of buildings and the presence and absence of different monuments and the sizes of sites. …”

Henry Savile's Tacitus and the Politics of Roman History in Late Elizabethan England by Kewes, P

An archaeology of memory: the 'reinvention' of Roman sarcophagi in Provence during the Middle Ages by Wyche, R

Production technology of Nabataean painted pottery compared with that of Roman terra sigillata by Tite, M, Herringer, SN, Shortland, A, Matin, M, Pradell, T, Alcock, SE

“…In contrast, published data indicate that contemporary and in many ways apparently functionally equivalent Roman terra sigillata, which was traded throughout the Roman Empire, was produced using fully-calcareous clays which were fired to temperatures in the range 1000-1100. …”

Early Christian epigraphy, evil, and the apotropaic function of Romans 8.31 by Strawbridge, J

“…However, the words of Romans 8.31 may be found on at least 23 epigraphic artifacts from this same period, and in particular, on the door lintels of homes. …”

The transformation of the saeculum and its rhetoric in the construction and rejection of roman imperial power by Dunning, SB

“…The Roman conception of the saeculum (“age” or “generation”) became charged with political significance from the Late Republic onward. …”

Mapping QTLS for conditioned fear in the Roman High and Low avoidance strains by Flint, J, Paterson, A, Dawson, G, Escorihuela, G, Aguilar, R, Gill, L, Gimenez-Llort, L, Tobena, A

Citation and the authority of opinions in Roman and Jewish law: The snake oven revisited by Getzler, JS

“…The contrast between the Roman and Jewish systems raises the question whether legal decision-making, involving the sifting and weighing of authorities, is itself a morally important act, or merely a machinery administered by technical experts, of limited spiritual virtue. …”

The style, method, and programme of Xiphilinus' epitome of Cassius Dio's Roman History by Mallan, C

Margaret of Anjou as patron of English verse?: The Liber Proverbiorum and the Romans of Partenay by Nuttall, J

“…The translator of the Liber Proverbiorum may very well also have been responsible for an English translation of Couldrette’s French romance Mélusine or Le Roman de Parthenay. Both translations are notable for their poetic diction and for the comments on verse-form in their prologues and epilogues. …”

Structural appraisal of a Roman concrete vaulted monument: the Basilica of Maxentius by Albuerne, A, Williams, M

“…<p>The Basilica of Maxentius, the largest vaulted space built by the Romans, comprised three naves, the outer ones covered by barrel vaults and the central, highest one by cross vaults. …”

Planning the eternal city : Roman politics and planning since World War II/ by 422872 Fried, Robert C.

The romantext format: A flexible and standard method for representing roman numeral analyses by Tymoczko, Dmitri, Gotham, Mark, Cuthbert, Michael Scott, Ariza, Christopher

“…Such debates are exacerbated by the absence of a public corpus of expert Roman numeral analyses, and by the more fundamental lack of an agreed-upon, computer-readable syntax in which those analyses might be expressed. …”
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