... audience in the polyglot population of the Roman provinces. It suggests that provincials internalized imperial ideology during the long periods of tranquillity that characterized the first and second centuries A.D. and that the empire survived its crises because of what had been achieved in times of peace...

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...This chapter examines art and architecture in the Roman provinces and beyond the Roman world, with emphasis on historiography and the central methodological issues of past and current scholarship. More specifically, it considers the traditional interpretation of style in the art of the Roman...

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... National Museum, Budapest. Without inscriptions, the study of religion in the Roman provinces would scarcely exist. Much can be learned from the rich material remains about sanctuaries, iconography, and even cult practices, but apart from a few scattered references in literary sources, we would know almost...

... Sarmatia Callecia Illyricum Inferior subdivision of Roman provinces Libya Region names on portable sundials Superior subdivision of Roman provinces Tetrarchs military campaigns Constantinople latitude figures for Galliae Latitude concept Pliny the Elder encyclopedist Equinox Eratosthenes...

... Cicero Gaius Verres Cicero Verrines Roman provinces Corruption Juries Censors Criminal trials As consul-elect in 71, Pompey promised to address the related problems of provincial and judicial corruption. There is reason to think that the welfare of the provinces was his primary concern...

... Thaburbo Maius Cosa Domitian fabrics images of retailing Martial reliefs sidewalks encroachment Ephesos epigraphic evidence Gerasa Quadriporticus coins wooden Minturnae III 5 1 Pollentia retail confidence temples theaters Philippopolis Romanization thresholds Roman provinces...

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... . Oxford. Jones, A.H.M.   1971 . The Cities of the Eastern Roman Provinces . 2nd ed. Oxford (1st ed., 1937). Jones, C.P.   1970 . “ A Leading Family of Roman Thespiae. ” HSCPh 74: 223–255. Jones, C.P.   1999 . Kinship Diplomacy...

...: Social Change in a Roman Province? ” In George 2005: 183–229. Edmondson, J.   2009 . “ The Virginity of the Soldier Zosimus and Other Family Myths: Terms of Affection Within and Beyond the Family at Augusta Emerita. ” In Lusitânia Romana: entre o mito e a realidade , eds. J.-G...