DIPLOMATS AND DIPLOMACY IN THE ROMAN WORLD, ED. BY C. EILERS
Notice(s) liée(s) (9)
2009 AFTER THE EMBASSY TO ROMA: PUBLICATION AND IMPLEMENTATION PP. 127-1422009 DIPLOMACY AND IDENTITY AMONG JEWS AND CHRISTIANS PP. 99-1262009 DIPLOMACY AS PART OF THE ADMINISTRATIVE PROCESS IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE PP. 193-2072009 DIPLOMACY IN ITALY IN THE SECOND CENTURY BC PP. 143-1702009 EMBASSIES GONE WRONG: ROMAN DIPLOMACY IN THE CONSTANTINIAN EXCERPTA DE LEGATIONIBUS PP. 171-1912009 NOT OFFICIAL, BUT PERMANENT: ROMAN PRESENCE IN ALLIED STATES - THE EXAMPLES OF CHERSONESUS TAURICA, THE BOSPORAN KINGDOM AND SUMATAR HARABESI PP. 209-2252009 PUBLIC OPINION, FOREIGN POLICY AND "JUST WAR" IN THE LATE REPUBLIC PP. 45-722009 ROMAN PERSPECTIVES ON GREEK DIPLOMACY. THE CONCEPTUAL CLASH: GREEK DIPLOMACY OF COMPROMISE AND ROMAN IUSTUM BELLUM PP. 15-432009 ROME, KINSHIP AND DIPLOMACY PP. 73-97
