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... settings constitute many identifications in the Ethnika . The capacity of communities to acquire or lose polis status acts as another mechanism to raise the number of poleis in any such work . Moreover , Stephanus ' tendency to apply ...
... settings constitute many identifications in the Ethnika . The capacity of communities to acquire or lose polis status acts as another mechanism to raise the number of poleis in any such work . Moreover , Stephanus ' tendency to apply ...
Page 325
... settings , regional and sub - ethnics are hard to separate from polis ethnics . Hansen examines whether ethnics are primarily geographical or political in valence . Standard opinion opts for political , but he notes some complications ...
... settings , regional and sub - ethnics are hard to separate from polis ethnics . Hansen examines whether ethnics are primarily geographical or political in valence . Standard opinion opts for political , but he notes some complications ...
Page 383
... settings , and an overview of subjects . The section on dating problems observes that historically the Carnuntum ... setting a standard which many may not find the skill or time to emulate . It cannot be too much emphasised that image ...
... settings , and an overview of subjects . The section on dating problems observes that historically the Carnuntum ... setting a standard which many may not find the skill or time to emulate . It cannot be too much emphasised that image ...
Contents
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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