Géza Alföldy

Wilhelm Henzen

Edward John Jory

Giovanni Battista de Rossi

Dennis Moore

Arthur Ernest Gordon

Eugen Bormann

Martin Bang

Joyce Stiefbold Gordon

Ladislav Vidman

Ulrike Jansen

Hans Krummrey

Silvio Panciera

Grammatischer Index zu den stadtrvmischen Inschriften, die in CIL VI, Teil 13. 4, Fasz. 13. 8, Fasz. 23 vervffentlicht wurden. Au_er grammatischen Erscheinungen wurden auch Steinmetzfehler und auffdllige Schreibgewohnheiten bercksichtigt. Die unregelmd_igen Formen kvnnen in drei Verzeichnissen nachgeschlagen werden: in einem alphabetisch geordneten Index der unregelmd_igen Formen, in einem lemmatisierten alphabetisch geordneten Index der Wvrter und Namen, zu denen unregelmd_ige Formen existieren, und in einem nach Sachgruppen geordneten Index der Art, wie grammatische Indizes zu anderen CIL-Bdnden gestaltet sind. Es handelt sich jeweils um Auswahlindizes.

Inscriptiones urbis Romae latinae: Tituli sepulcrales: Claudius-Plotius

Christian Hülsen

D. William Moore

Inscriptiones urbis Romae latinae

This book treats such topics as the structure of archaic Roman society; social changes from the beginning of Roman expansion to the Second Punic War; slave uprisings and other conflicts in the society of the Late Republic; the social system of the early Empire; the crisis of the Roman Empire; and late Roman society to the fall of the Empire.

The Social History of Rome

Werner Eck

Brian Dobson

Eric Birley

A collection of 25 international papers dedicated to Eric Birley, on the subject of his principal interest, the Roman army. The essays focus on hierarchy and rank within the army and its position within the social and political structure of the empire. The book begins with a discussion of the valued contribution of seasoned volunteers and middle ranking officers and an assessment of the possibilities for reward and social position on retirement. Other subjects include inexperienced officers, senator generals, military service and Principilaires. The book finally assesses the contribution of the Roman army to the societies of Rome, Spain, Gaul, Germania, Dalmatia, Moesia Superior and Egypt. The meticulously detailed essays vary from broad discussions of the army as a whole to specific studies of individuals drawn from all ranks. Contributors include Lukas de Blois, David J Breeze, Anthony R Birley, Michael Redd�, Yann le Bohec, John J Wilkes, Michael P Speidel and Fritz Mitthof. English, German, French, Italian text.

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