The Communists and the Roman Catholic Church in Yugoslavia, 1941-1946 by Palmer, P, Palmer, Peter

Gymnasia and Greek identity in Ptolemaic and early Roman Egypt by Paganini, MCD

“…<p>My work is a socio-historical study of the institution of the <em>gymnasium</em> in Egypt, of its evolution and role in the assertion of certain aspects of ‘Greek identity’ in Ptolemaic and early Roman times.</p><p>It is divided into four sections. (1) Attention is devoted to the study of the <em>gymnasium</em> itself, as institution, analysing its diffusion, foundation, internal organisation and the role played by associations which were hosted therein. …”

The role and perception of the civitas in late Roman and Frankish Gaul by Allen, S, Allen, Susan Jane

The religious reuse of Roman structures in Anglo-Saxon England by Bell, T

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The monetary integration of northwest Europe during the Roman period by Hellings, BDR

“…The final two chapters also tie together the results from the previous period case-studies and use Denmark as a comparative case-study to compare the various degrees of integration of barbaricum and the Roman Empire. This thesis provides a much needed and long awaited overview of the Roman coin-finds from the northwest and seeks to demonstrate its use to future research.…”

The unwritten mind: an alternative history of Greek and Roman rhetoric by Bowles, H

A Is For Alphabet... Roman Letters And Their Use In Written English by B. Dickerson, Wayne

“…The Roman alphabet is so omnipresent we hardly notice it. …”
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Remnants of a Roman past: the reuse of Roman objects in early Anglo-Saxon graves, c. AD 5th—7th centuries by Dunham, J

“… <p>The widespread curation and deposition of Roman material culture in the graves of the Anglo-Saxon dead has long been acknowledged in archaeological study. …”

Hot mixing: Mechanistic insights into the durability of ancient Roman concrete by Masic, Admir, Seymour, Linda, Maragh, Janille

“…Ancient Roman concretes have survived millennia, but mechanistic insights into their durability remain an enigma. …”
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Tanda Awamakna dalam tiga roman karangan Iwan SImatupang by , MADIYANT, Muslikh, , Dr. Faruk

Roman agrarian policies and the Italian countryside 133–91 BC by Kim, YC

“…<p>This thesis is an investigation into the economic background to the Social War (91–88 BC), a rebellion against the Roman Republic by Rome’s allies in Italy, and examines the allied reception of Roman agrarian schemes in the decades prior to the Social War, with particular attention to free small-scale farmers. …”

Mors immatura: portraits of children on Roman funerary monuments in the west by Mander, J

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Sedes et rura: landownership and the Roman peasantry in the Late Republic by Adamo, M

“…<p>This thesis reconsiders the cultural and economic relevance of landownership for the Roman republican peasants. In the Introduction, I define direct agricultural producers (hereafter “peasants”) as the object of my investigation. …”

Quantifying Roman economic performance by means of proxies : pitfalls and potential by Wilson, A

Roman aqueduct maintenance in the water supply system of Divona, France by Sürmelihindi, G, Passchier, CW, Rigal, D, Wilson, A, Spötl, C

“…Carbonate deposits formed in Roman aqueducts provide a window onto the environment and water management in antiquity. …”

The Cambridge history of Judaism, Vol 3: The early Roman period by King, N

La Tène and early Gallo-Roman north-west France by De Jersey, P, De Jersey, Philip

Subjects: “…Romans…”

Investing in religion: religion and the economy in pre-Roman central Italy by Potts, CR

“…This chapter accordingly surveys the economic significance of Etrusco-Italic sanctuaries in the period preceding the Roman Republic. Beyond providing an analogy for later centuries, however, it suggests that many of the economic aspects of Roman religion were actually shaped by developments in the Archaic period (c.580–480 bc). …”

Varro's Antiquitates rerum humanarum. Defining Roman Republican antiquarianism by Giordani, D

“…Roman antiquarianism has recently been called into question as an anachronistic concept imposed onto the Republican generic landscape. …”

Post-Roman and medieval drying kilns: Foundations of archaeological research by Rickett, R

“…Drying kilns, corn-dryers and malting ovens are increasingly familiar features in post-Roman, Anglo-Saxon and medieval archaeology. Their forms, functions and distributions offer critical insights into agricultural, technological, economic and dietary history across the British Isles. …”