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Volume 20 - 2007

Reviews Articles and Long Reviews

Why did Frontinus write the De Aquaeductu? - MICHAEL PEACHIN, FRONTINUS AND THECURAE OF THE CURATOR AQUARUM (HABES Alte Geschichte Band 39; Franz Steiner Verlag, Heidelberg2005). Pp. 197. ISBN 3- 515-08636-6. EUR. 39.

New fragments of ancient plans of Rome - R. MENEGHINI and R. SANTANGELI VALENZANI (edd.), FORMAE URBIS ROMAE. NUOVI FRAMMENTI DI PIANTE MARMOREE DALLO SCAVO DEI FORI IMPERIALI (Bullettino Comunale Supplementi 15; L'Erma di Bretschneider, Rome2006). Pp. 212, figs. ISBN 88-8265- 405-2. EUR. 140.

With violence and for profit: Romans at war - SHEILA DILLON and KATHERINE E. WELCH (edd.), REPRESENTATIONS OF WAR IN ANCIENT ROME (Cambridge University Press2006). Pp. 365, ills. 106. ISBN-13: 978-0-521- 84817-6. $90

Kagan versus Keegan on warfare - KIMBERLY KAGAN, THE EYE OF COMMAND (University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor2006). Pp. xi + 271, figs. 5, maps 5. ISBN 0-472-03128-7. $24.95 (paper).

The second edition of Roman military equipment - M. C. BISHOP and J. C. N. COULSTON, ROMAN MILTARY EQUIPMENT FROM THE PUNIC WARS TO THE FALL OF ROME, second edition (Oxbow Books, Oxford2006). Pp. xiv + 332, ills. 153, colour pls. 8. ISBN 1-84217-59-3. $40 (paperback).

The grain supply and the Roman economy - PAUL ERDKAMP, THE GRAIN MARKET IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE: A SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STUDY (Cambridge University Press2005). Pp. xiv + 364; 5 maps. ISBN-13: 978-0-521-83878-8. $95.

Trade and models of the economy - NEVILLE MORLEY, TRADE IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY (Key themes in ancient history; Cambridge University Press2007). Pp. xiv + 118. ISBN 978-0-521-63416-8. $29.99 (paper).

Hostages in Imperial Rome: “Romanization” and resistance - JOEL ALLEN, HOSTAGES AND HOSTAGE-TAKING IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE (Cambridge University Press2006). Pp xiv + 291, pls. 10. ISBN 0-521-86183-7. $80.

A mixture of health - HELEN KING (ed.), HEALTH IN ANTIQUITY (Routledge, London2005). Pp. xxii + 292, figs. 25, tables 13. ISBN 0-415-22065-3.

Hommage à Pierre Gros - THÉORIE ET PRATIQUE DE L'ARCHITECTURE ROMAINE: LA NORME ET L'EXPÉRIMENTATION. Études offertes à Pierre Gros, réunies par XAVIER LAFON et GILLES SAURON (Publications de l'Université de Provence, 2005). 342 p., figs. ISBN 2-85399-599-2. EUR. 45.

Comparing regional surveys - SUSAN E. ALCOCK and JOHN F. CHERRY (edd.), SIDE-BY-SIDE SURVEY. COMPARATIVE REGIONAL STUDIES IN THE MEDITERRANEAN WORLD (Oxbow Books, Oxford2004). Pp. xvi + 251, figs. 119. ISBN 1 84217 096 1. $80.

Certamina graeca - ZAHRA NEWBY, GREEK ATHLETICS IN THE ROMAN WORLD. VICTORY AND VIRTUE (Oxford University Press2005). Pp. xiv + 314, figs. 86, col. pls. 9. ISBN 0-19-927930-6.

Roman housing at Rimini - LUISA MAZZEO SARACINO (a cura di), IL COMPLESSO EDILIZIO DI ETÀ ROMANA NELL'AREA DELL'EX VESCOVADO A RIMINI (Studi e Scavi 21, Università di Bologna; All'Insegna del Giglio2005) Pp. 358, figs. 204, color pls. 14. ISBN 88-7814-493-2. EUR. 28.

The economic history of Roman and Byzantine Malta - BRUNELLA BRUNO, L'ARCIPELAGO MALTESE IN ETÀ ROMANA E BIZANTINA: ATTIVITÀ ECONOMICHE E SCAMBI AL CENTRO DEL MEDITERRANEO (Bibliotheca Archaeologica 14; Edipuglia, Bari2004). Pp. 198, figs. 48. ISBN 88-7228-376-0. EUR. 42.

Situating a post-colonial Roman Britain - D. J. MATTINGLY, AN IMPERIAL POSSESSION: BRITAIN IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE, 54 BC- AD 409 (The Penguin History of Britain; Allen Lane, London2006). Pp. xvi + 622, figs. 17, tables 14. ISBN 0-713-99063-5. £30.

A group of 2nd- to 4th-c. vessels from the province of Britannia - NIGEL NAYLING and SEÁN MCGRAIL, THE BARLAND'S FARM ROMANO-CELTIC BOAT (Council for British Archaeology, CBA Research Report 138, 2004). Pp. xxii + 327, figs. 166, tables. ISBN 1-902771-40-0.

The impossible subject of women in Roman Britain - LINDSAY ALLASON-JONES, WOMEN IN ROMAN BRITAIN (Council for British Archaeology, York2005 [new edition]). Pp. xii + 209, figs. 72. ISBN 11-902771-43-5. $19.95.

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