The experience of Roman legionary service from Augustus to Septimius Severus by Angell, B

“…<p>This thesis applies combat motivation theory to the Roman imperial legionary, attempting to understand soldiers’ attachments to their various units, and the motivational mechanisms which the army exerted on its soldiers. …”

Citizens of the wor(l)d? Metaphor and the politics of Roman language by Elder, O

“…In his discussion of Roman wind-names, Seneca the Younger employs a striking metaphor to describe the integration of the name of the south-east wind, Eurus, into Latin. …”

An ancient landscape: Iron-Age and Roman finds on the Berkshire Downs by Naylor, J

The cap of liberty: Roman slavery, cultural memory, and magic mushrooms by Omissi, A

“…This name, which references an ancient Roman social practice, has caused considerable speculation in modern literature. …”

Le Second Triomphe du roman du XVIIIe siècle

“…L’intérêt critique porté au roman du dix-huitième siècle n’a jamais été aussi grand. …”

Images, objects and imperial power in the Roman and Qin-Han empires by Carlson, J

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Commenting on ancient texts: interpreters and their audience in the Graeco-Roman world by Coen, S

Confession in the Greco-Roman world: a social and cultural history by Potts, J

Subjects: “…Greco-Roman history…”

The judge's burden : a new outline of the Roman civil trial by Metzger, E

“…<p>The subject of this thesis is the Roman civil trial before a single judge. This study was prompted by a recent archaeological discovery of great importance. …”

Mending as making: understanding recycling in a post-Roman context by Sainsbury, V

“…While recycling was an important part of industry during the Roman Period, after the imaginary line of AD 410 any sort of reuse is too easily seen as merely scavenging and evidence of a failing society. …”

Misusing books: material texts and lived religion in the Roman Mediterran by Coogan, J

“…Addressing this lacuna in light of Roman book culture, the present article re-reads several ancient reports about the misuse of textual objects. …”

Traduire et illustrer le roman au XVIIIe siècle

“…A travers des études de cas, treize spécialistes répondent à cette question en se consacrant à un objet littéraire qui a jusqu’à présent échappé en grande partie à l’attention de la critique: les traductions illustrées des romans du XVIIIe siècle. <br/> Les contributeurs de ce volume se concentrent soit sur une œuvre particulière (<em>Gulliver</em>, <em>Cleveland</em>, <em>Tom Jones</em>, <em>Lettres d’une Péruvienne</em>), soit sur un auteur face à ses traducteurs et illustrateurs (Rousseau, Wieland, Rétif, Mercier), soit sur un ensemble de romans traduits et illustrés dans un pays (le roman grec ou le roman gothique anglais en France, le roman français en Allemagne). …”

The socio-ecosystem of South-Western Asia Minor in the Roman period by Fiolna, SB

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Living standards and market integration in the rural economy of Roman Britain by Burr, M

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Romans, Egyptians, and the second Arab siege of Constantinople (717/18) by Booth, P

“…In this chapter, I want to explore the question of Arab-conquered populations’ continued commitment to inclusion in the East Roman empire with reference to a unique act of political subversion—the dramatic, perhaps decisive defection to the Romans of Egyptian sailors in the Arab fleet during the failed second siege of Constantinople in 717/18. …”

The junior officers of the Roman army, 91BC - AD14 by Wrobel, T

“…This thesis examines the evolution of the junior officer positions of the Roman army in the period 91BC – AD14, and the motivations, background, and status of their holders. …”

Living in an age of gold: being a subject of the Roman Emperor by Christoforou, P

Evergreen plants in Roman Britain and beyond: movement, meaning and materiality by Lodwick, LA

“…Archaeobotanical evidence for ornamental evergreen plants elsewhere in the Roman world is presented.</jats:p>…”

Quintus Cicero's Commentariolum: A philosophical approach to Roman elections by Sillett, A

Review: Magical moments in medicine: Part 3: Roman Medicine by Judson, John Paul