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By:Matt Gibbs,Milo Nikolic,Pauline Ripat
Published on 2013-08-01 by OUP Canada


Themes in Roman Society and Culture is a contributed volume that provides a thematic introduction to fundamental aspects of Roman society-its composition, institutions, structures, and cultural products-with major focus on the period 200 BCE to 200 CE.

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