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Autoren suchen: Mathisen, Ralph Whitney • Sivan, Hagith S. |
Inhalt
| Roman Withdrawals from Three Transfluvial Frontiers |
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| "The Germanic Threat on the Rhine Frontier": A Romano-Gallic Artefact |
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| Sidonius Apollinaris and the frontiers of romanitas |
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| Geographical-psychological frontiers in sub-Roman Britain |
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| Two Sides of a Coin. Aurelian, Vaballathus, and Eastern Frontiers in the Early 270s |
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| Reconceptualizing Byzantium's eastern frontiers in the seventh century |
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| From periphery to center: the transformation of late Roman self-definition in the seventh century |
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| Defining Romans, Barbarians, and the Roman Frontier |
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| Shifting frontiers in the law: Romans, provincials, and barbarians |
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| Frontier societies and the transition between Late Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages |
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| Town, countryside, and christianization at Paulinus' Nola |
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| Transitional neighborhoods and suburban frontiers in late- and post-Roman Carthage |
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| "The bright frontier of friendship": Augustine and the Christian body as frontier |
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| Jerome's gift to women readers |
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| Tír inna mBan: domestic space and the frontiers of gender in early medieval Ireland |
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| The paradox of sexual equality in the early Middle Ages |
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| A transformation of genres in Late Latin literature: classical literary tradition and ascetic ideals in Paulinus of Nola |
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| Transformations: classical objects and their re-use during Late Antiquity |
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| Christianization and de-paganization: the Late Antique creation of a conceptual frontier |
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| Crossing the supernatural frontier in Western Late Antiquity |
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| Hydatius and the final frontier: the fall of the Roman empire and the end of the world |
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| The Crossing of the Impenetrable Frontier between Earth and Heaven |