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Closely observed élites in the Spanish provinces - Milagros Navarro Caballero et Ségolène Demougin (textes réunis par), ELITES HISPANIQUES (Ausonius, Collection Etudes 6, Bordeaux 2001; diffusion De Boccard). Pp. 297, figs. ISBN 2-910023-23-0.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  16 February 2015

Simon Keay
Simon Keay*
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Department of Archaeology, University of Southampton
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Journal of Roman Archaeology , Volume 15 , 2002 , pp. 581 - 586
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2 See, e.g., the collected papers in de Urbina, E. Ortiz and Santos, J. (edd.), Teoría y práctica del ordenamiento municipal en Hispania (Vitoria/Gasteiz 1996)Google Scholar.

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8 This topic has been treated at much greater length by Chamizo, J. C. Saquete, Las elites sociales de Angusta Emerita (Cuadernos Emeritenses 13, 1997)Google Scholar (a work cited by Ramírez Sádaba).

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10 E.g., Rodríguez Colmenero (ed.) (supra n.1)

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13 However, Lefebvre's argument that the Albinus Albui f. attested at Emerita as a provincial flamen should be connected to the Q. Lucceius Albinus attestd at Olisipo is very speculative, and does not take into account the crucial question of the date of the inscription from Olisipo. I owe this observation to a reader for JRA.

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