JOURNAL OF ROMAN ARCHAEOLOGY
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PP. 83-1082008 APOLLON AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) RECONSTRUCTING THE PALATINE TEMPLE OF APOLLO : A CASE STUDY OF EARLY AUGUSTAN TEMPLE DESIGN PP. 47-632008 CASSIUS LONGINUS (Q.) UN QUAESTOR PRO PRAETORE REPUBBLICANO EN CARTHAGO NOUA PP. 255-2632008 BURIAL AND URBANISM IN ATHENS (4TH-9TH C. A.D.) 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A.D. PP. 413- 4252002 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) NEW (THE) AUGUSTAN EDICTS FROM NORTHWEST SPAIN PP. 411- 4152002 DIONYSOS ASSOCIATIONS OF ARTISTS OF DIONYSUS DOWN TO 50 B. C. PP. 383- 3862002 DOMITIEN (DOMITIANUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) MAIA VOLCANI GODDESS (THE) MAIA ON DENARII OF DOMITIAN PP. 261- 263, 1 FIG.2002 GALERE (C. GALERIUS VALERIUS MAXIMIANUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) GALERIUS, GAMZIGRAD, AND THE FIFTH MACEDONIAN LEGION PP. 275- 281, 15 FIG.2002 A MODEL OF DEMOGRAPHIC AND ECONOMIC CHANGE IN ROMAN EGYPT AFTER THE ANTONINE PLAGUE PP. 97- 1142002 A SURVEY OF ANCIENT LIBRARIES PP. 469- 4782002 BLICKE ZUM BODEN: MOSAIKEN IM SPANNUNGSFELD HISTORISCHER FORSCHUNG PP. 450- 4582002 CLOSELY OBSERVED ELITES IN THE SPANISH PROVINCES PP. 581- 5862002 EFFECTS (THE) OF PLAGUE: MODEL AND EVIDENCE PP. 114- 120, TABL.2002 FIGURING OUT THE ANGUIPEDE (SNAKE-LEGGED GOD) AND HIS RELATION TO JUDAISM PP. 158- 172, 3 FIG.2002 INSCRIPTIONS DE L'HIPPODROME DE TYR PP. 325- 335, 5 FIG.2002 IT ALL COMES OUT IN THE WASH: LOOKING HARDER AT THE ROMAN FULLONICA PP. 21- 44, 18 FIG.2002 LEGIONS (THE) IN THE PRINCIPATE: UPDATING RITTERLING PP. 528- 5352002 POPULATION, MORE OR LESS PP. 558- 5602002 PUBLIC BATHS IN THE ROMAN WEST PP. 459- 4652002 ROMAN IMPERIALISM AND THE SANCTUARIES OF ROMAN GAUL PP. 541- 5452002 ROMAN THUGGA (DOUGGA) AND ITS TERRITORY PP. 597- 5992002 ROMANISATION (THE) OF ITALY IN THE 2ND C. B. C. PP. 401- 4062002 ROMANS IN THE PROVINCE OF PESARO AND URBINO PP. 577- 5812002 STATE-SPONSORED PUBLIC GATHERINGS TO CELEBRATE THE EARLY PRINCIPATE PP. 407- 4102002 TEACHING THE CLASSICS TO PROVINCIALS PP. 551- 5582002 TURBA IMPIA (LA): ARTIGIANI E COMMERCIANTI DEL FORO ROMANO E DINTORNI (I SEC. A. C.- 64 D. C.) PP. 45- 62, 1 CARTE2001 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) CAESAR (C. IULIUS) CATO MAIOR PLINIUS MINOR AUDITORIUM (THE) SITE IN ROME AND THE ORIGINS OF THE VILLA. PP. 5- 32, 19 FIG.2001 A NEW ANTONINE INSCRIPTION AND A NEW IMPERIAL STATUE-GROUP FROM THE BOULEUTERION AT EPHESOS. PP. 351- 357, 4 FIG.2001 CARCERES (THE) OF THE HERODIAN HIPPODROME/ STADIUM AT CAESAREA MARITIMA AND CONNEXIONS WITH THE CIRCUS MAXIMUS PP. 269- 283, 15 FIG.2001 DISCOVERY (THE) OF A ROMAN VILLA AT SHAPWICK AND ITS SEVERAN COIN HOARD OF 9238 SILVER DENARII. PP. 358- 372, 11 FIG.2001 FORUM NOVUM VESCOVIO: STUDYING URBANISM IN THE TIBER VALLEY. PP. 58- 79, 17 FIG.2001 ROMAN AND NATIVE IN SCOTLAND: NEW APPROACHES. PP. 289- 309, 9 FIG.2001 ROMAN WALL-PAINTING AND SOCIAL SIGNIFIANCE. PP. 33- 56.2001 SECURITY AND WATER ON THE EASTEN DESERT ROADS: THE PREFECT IULIUS URSUS AND THE CONSTRUCTION OF PRAESIDIA UNDER VESPASIEN. PP. 325- 333, 5 FIG.2001 TEMPLE (THE) OF THE IMPERIAL CULT (AUGUSTEUM) AT NARONA AND ITS STATUES: INTERIM REPORT. PP. 81- 112, 30 FIG.2001 VILLAS, WINE AND KILNS: THE LANDSCAPE OF JERBA IN THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD. PP. 249- 268, 6 FIG.2001 WORSHIPPING THE EMPEROR(S): A NEW TEMPLE OF THE IMPERIAL CULT AT ERETRIA AND THE ANCIENT DESTRUCTION OF ITS STATUES. PP. 113- 142, 49 FIG.1998 AGRIPPINA MAIOR (FEMME DE GERMANICUS) CALPURNIUS PISO (CN.) PATER GERMANICUS CAESAR TIBERE (TIBERIUS CLAUDIUS NERO, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) SENATUS CONSULTUM DE CN. PISONE PP. 437- 4571998 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) RE-VIEWING AUGUSTAN CULTURE PP. 517- 5231998 CONSTANS (FL.) CONSULAR DIPTYCHS IN THEIR SOCIAL CONTEXT: NEW EASTERN EVIDENCE PP. 384- 403, 6 FIG.1998 HERODE ATTICUS GREEK STADIA AND ROMAN SPECTACLES: ASIA, ATHENS, AND THE TOMB OF HERODES ATTICUS PP. 117- 145, 26 FIG.1998 SERTORIUS (Q.) OPPIDUM (EL) CASTRA AELIA Y LAS CAMPANAS DE SERTORIUS EN LOS ANOS 77- 76 A. C. PP. 245- 264, 7 FIG.1998 A LIFE OF LUXURY IN THE DESERT? THE FOOD AND FODDER SUPPLY TO MONS CLAUDIANUS PP. 101- 116, 6 FIG.1998 COLONIA IULIA POLA POLLENTIA HERCULANEA PP. 503- 507, 1 FIG.1998 EPAVE (L') ROMAINE DE MARBRE DE PORTO NOVO PP. 53- 81, 20 FIG.1998 IGUVINE (THE) TABLES, UMBRIAN CIVILISATION, AND INDO-EUROPEAN STUDIES PP. 425- 4301998 MEANING (THE) OF DATES ON MUMMY LABELS: SEASONAL MORTALITY AND MORTUARY PRACTICE IN ROMAN EGYPT PP. 285- 292, 3 FIG.1998 NORTH (THE) SINAI SURVEY AND THE EVIDENCE OF TRANSPORT AMPHORAE FOR ROMAN AND BYZANTINE TRADING PATTERNS PP. 193- 212, 9 FIG.1998 ROME AND ITALY PP. 508- 510
