The creation of the Roman state, AD 200-340 by Salway, R, Salway, R. W. B.

“…This laid the foundations for the transformation of the Roman empire, centred on the city of Rome, into a Roman nation-state, with a government dissociated from that of the City. …”

The embodied object: recensions of the dead on Roman sarcophagi by Elsner, J

Climatic influences on riverine transport on the Roman Rhine by Franconi, TV

“…Roman connectivity is often discussed in a (Mediterranean) maritime context, but it is important to understand how inland regions fitted into and benefitted from these connections. …”

Roman et théâtre au XVIIIe siècle by Ramond, C

“…Roman et théâtre ont toujours échangé leurs personnages, leurs intrigues, et même leurs univers respectifs. …”

The Holy Roman Empire in conservative political thought by Reho, FO

“…<p>This thesis examines the place of the Holy Roman Empire (henceforth ‘Empire’) in conservative political thought from the Enlightenment to European integration. …”

Ship losses and the growth of Roman harbour infrastructure by Robinson, DJ, Rice, CM, Schörle, K

“…We suggest the realization of a need for the substantial development of infrastructure in order to cope with intensifying trade is a phenomenon that predates the Roman Imperial period.…”

Hellenistic and Roman bronze statuettes in the Ashmolean Museum by West, N

“…<p>This thesis is an aetiological investigation of the Hellenistic and Roman figural bronze statuettes in the round that form part of the Ashmolean Museum’s antiquities collection. …”

Severan Christians between the Roman and Arab Empires by Booth, P

Understanding Roman gold coinage inside out by Green, GA, Ishida, K, Hampshire, BV, Butcher, K, Pollard, AM, Hillier, AD

“…The true purity of Roman silver coinage was hidden by enriching the surfaces of the coins. …”

Prussia and the Holy Roman Empire 1700-40 by Wilson, P

“…Our understanding of the Holy roman empire has been transformed in the last fifty years. the older, ‘Borussian interpretation’ dismissed the empire in its last two centuries as moribund and doomed to be supplanted by dynamic, centralizing ‘power states’ like Prussia. …”

Estates and the land in late Roman Asia Minor by Thonemann, P

The embodied object: Recensions of the dead on Roman sarcophagi by Elsner, J

“…The Roman sarcophagus uses the visual forms of consolatory celebration to frame the actual body of the deceased. …”

The nouveau roman and writing in Britain after modernism by Guy, A

“…This book shows the centrality of the nouveau roman to the literary culture of postwar Britain. …”

Terence and the speculum uitae: "realism" and (Roman) comedy by Pezzini, G

The gospel of the Romans: The setting and rhetoric of mark's gospel by Tuckett, C

Le Roman libertin au XVIIIe siècle by Hölzle, D

“…<br/> Les séducteurs sont nombreux dans les romans galants et les romans libertins mondains, si bien qu’il est difficile de démarquer nettement les deux traditions romanesques. …”

Ideas of Christian writing in late Roman Gaul by Vessey, J

“…<p>The Christianization of the educated <em>élite</em> of Roman society in the fourth and fifth centuries A.D. entailed a number of important changes in attitudes towards the written word. …”

Approaches to the historiographies and iconographies of the Roman worship of Mithras by Adrych, P

Subjects: “…Roman religion…”

The auxilia and numeri raised in the Roman province of Syria by Kennedy, D, David Leslie Kennedy

“…'; 'Mesopotam,ian Soldiers in the Roman Army'; the date Of the career of Valerius Lollianus; and, a study of Josephus <em>BJ</em>,III,66.…”

Ideas of Law in Hellenistic and Roman Legal Practice by Kantor, G

“…This chapter begins by looking at how the sphere of the 'legal' was defined in Roman and Hellenistic law (disputing the received opinion of a marked difference between the two in this respect). …”