Provinces and provincial command in republican Rome. Genesis, development and governance, ed. F. Diaz Fernandez
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2021 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) The provincia of Augustus, or how to reconcile Cassius Dio's vision of the principate, Augustus'own public image and early imperial institutional practices pp. 191-2162021 POMPEE (CNEIUS POMPEIUS MAGNUS, CONNU SOUS LE NOM DE) Fidelissimus socius amicissimusque Romani : The Collaboration between Roman Commanders and Former Pirates at the End of the Republic PP. 165-1892021 Foundations of provincial towns as memorials of imperatores : the case of Hispania pp. 145-1642021 From the beginning : the origins of the provincia and its unique advantages in republican Rome pp. 19-402021 Hispania and its early transalpine connections pp. 107-1252021 In conloquium venire: Interviews between Roman Commanders and Western Leaders in the Age of Republican Expansion pp. 127-1442021 Strategies of prorogation in the Late Roman Republic pp. 91-1062021 When did a provincia become a province ? On the institutional development of a Roman republican concept pp. 41-692021 When magistrates left Rome for their provinces: Temporal, ritual, and institutional methods for assigning a provincia (200-167 BCE) pp. 71-87
