HOPING FOR CONTINUITY. CHILDHOOD, EDUCATION AND DEATH IN ANTIQUITY AND THE MIDDLE AGE, ED. BY K. MUSTAKALLIO, J. HANSKA, H.- L. SAINIO, V. VUOLANTO

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2005 Bettini (Maurizio) DEATH AND ITS DOUBLE. IMAGINES, RIDICULUM AND HONOS IN THE ROMAN ARISTOCRATIC FUNERAL PP. 191- 202

2005 Cantarella (Eva) ROMAN MARRIAGE. SOCIAL, ECONOMIC AND LEGAL ASPECTS PP. 25- 32

2005 Dasen (Veronique) BLESSING OR POTENT ? MULTIPLE BIRTHS IN ANCIENT ROME PP. 61- 73

2005 Grubbs (Judith Evans) CHILDREN AND DIVORCE IN ROMAN LAW PP. 33- 47

2005 Haenninen (Marja- Leena) FROM WOMB TO FAMILY. RITUALS AND SOCIAL CONVENTIONS CONNECTED TO ROMAN BIRTH PP. 49- 59

2005 Huskinson (Janet) DISAPPEARING CHILDREN? CHILDREN IN ROMAN FUNERARY MONUMENTS OF THE SECOND TO FOURTH CENTURY AD PP. 91- 103

2005 Kalogeras (Nikos) ROLE (THE) OF PARENTS AND KIN IN THE EDUCATION OF BYZANTINE CHILDREN PP. 133- 143

2005 Laes (Christian) CHILD BEATING IN ROMAN ANTIQUITY: SOME RECONSIDERATIONS PP. 75- 89

2005 Lafferty (Maura) AUGUSTINE, THE AENEID AND THE ROMAN FAMILY PP. 105- 118

2005 Melotti (Marxiano) CROSSING WORLDS: SPACE, MYTHS AND RITES OF PASSAGE IN ANCIENT GREEK CULTURE PP. 203- 214

2005 Mustakallio (Katariina) ROMAN FUNERALS: IDENTITY, GENDER AND PARTICIPATION PP. 179- 190

2005 Vuolanto (Ville) CHILDREN AND ASCETICISM. STRATEGIES OF CONTINUITY IN THE LATE FOURTH AND EARLY FIFTH CENTURIES PP. 119- 132