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erected almost all the monuments which illustrate rights of inheritance . In this social group many factors promote friendship over ... On soldiers ' epitaphs it was typical to specify as inheritor the soldier who erected the monument .
erected almost all the monuments which illustrate rights of inheritance . In this social group many factors promote friendship over ... On soldiers ' epitaphs it was typical to specify as inheritor the soldier who erected the monument .
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53 а a an fessions were not mentioned , are also known from a limited number of monuments . 52 A single monument mentions a beneficiarius and a procurator Augusti publici portorii . ” From a brief study of monuments containing ...
53 а a an fessions were not mentioned , are also known from a limited number of monuments . 52 A single monument mentions a beneficiarius and a procurator Augusti publici portorii . ” From a brief study of monuments containing ...
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Grave monuments from Thrace include little information about Roman citizens . In three cases , from Augusta Traiana58 and Philippopolis , 59 the presence of tribus indicates civil status . One of the deceased was praetorian , the others ...
Grave monuments from Thrace include little information about Roman citizens . In three cases , from Augusta Traiana58 and Philippopolis , 59 the presence of tribus indicates civil status . One of the deceased was praetorian , the others ...
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WOUDHUIZEN The Foundation Charter of the Kamanas Town Fortifications | 1 |
A Review Article of its Publication Part | 4 |
HITCHCOCK Do you see a man skillful in his work? He will stand before | 17 |
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