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Cosa, the Roman city, and ‘Romanization’ - Elisabeth Fentress (ed.), ROMANIZATION AND THE CITY. CREATION, TRANSFORMATIONS, AND FAILURES. Proceedings of a conference held at the American Academy in Rome to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the excavations at Cosa (14–15 May 1998) (Journal of Roman Archaeology Supplementary Series no. 38, 2000). Pp. 232, figs. 111 and 4 pages of colour. ISBN 1-887829-38-5. $84.50.
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