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Greek society and the transition to Roman rule

Alcock, Susan EllenUniversity of Cambridge1988

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Cultural change in central France under Roman rule.

Woolf, Gregory Duncan.University of Cambridge1991

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Greek society and the transition to Roman rule: archaeological and historical approaches

Alcock, Susan EllenUniversity of Cambridge1989

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Commedia

Wilson, SamDepartment of English Language and Literature2011

… a novel set in 410 AD during the collapse of the Roman Empire. The island of Britain has recently freed itself from Roman rule, and a small group of comedy actors find themselves caught up in a cultural struggle between the old Roman aristocracy and the new British nouveau riche. On a tour around …

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Pastoralists, Peasants, and Politics in Roman North Africa

Shaw, Brent DonaldUniversity of Cambridge1978

… in North Africa during the period of Roman rule, with concentration on the aspects of the relationship that pertain directly to the extension of Roman political authority over the Maghrib. Following a brief discussion of the place of the subject in modern historiography, the …

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Subaltern Spaces in the Ancient City: Cultural Identity, Spatial Memory, and Networks of Meaning in Roman Pompeii

Dufour, CurtisMassachusetts Institute of Technology2025

… is about subaltern spaces and identities in the Roman colony of Pompeii—an ancient city notably destroyed and preserved by the eruption of Vesuvius in 79 CE; one that has been widely studied for its preservation of a Roman urban environment that was ‘frozen in time’. The excellent preservation of …

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The medical profession in the Roman Empire from Augustus to Justinian

Nutton, VivianUniversity of Cambridge1970

To write a social history of the Roman Empire which does justice to its variety is an almost impossible task and the brilliant essay of Rostovtseff has found few continuators. Historians have preferred to concentrate upon three approaches which must be combined in a general survey but which in a …

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