ROMAN RULE AND CIVIC LIFE: LOCAL AND REGIONAL PERSPECTIVES. ED. BY L. DE LIGT, E.A. HEMELRIJK, H.W. SINGOR

2004 Bintlif (J.L.) TOWN AND CHORA OF THESPIAE IN THE IMPERIAL AGE PP. 199- 229

2004 Birley (Anthony R.) BRITAIN 71-105: ADVANCE AND RETRANCHMENT PP. 97- 112

2004 Bruun (Christer) LEGEND (THE) OF DECEBALUS PP. 153- 175

2004 Coulston (J.C.) MILITARY IDENTITY AND PERSONAL SELF-IDENTITY IN THE ROMAN ARMY PP. 133- 152

2004 de Haan (N.) LIVING LIKE THE ROMANS ? SOME REMARKS ON DOMESTIC ARCHITECTURE IN NORTH AFRICA AND BRITAIN PP. 261- 273

2004 de Ligt (Luuk) DIRECT TAXATION IN WESTERN ASIA MINOR UNDER THE EARLY EMPIRE PP. 79- 93

2004 Eck (Werner) LATEINISCH, GRIECHISCH, GERMANISCH...? WIE SPRACH ROM MIT SEINEN UNTERTANEN? PP. 3- 19

2004 Elton (Hugh) ROMANIZATION AND SOME CILICIAN CULTS PP. 231- 241

2004 Hesberg (Henner von) GRABMONUMENTE ALS ZEICHEN DES SOZIALEN AUFSTIEGS DER NEUEN ELITEN IN DEN GERMANISCHEN PROVINZEN PP. 243- 260

2004 Kokkinia (Christina) RULING, INDUCING, ARGUING: HOW TO GOVERN (AND SURVIVE) A GREEK PROVINCE PP. 58

2004 Krieckhaus (Andreas) DUAE PATRIAE? C. PLINIUS CAECILIUS SECUNDUS ZWISCHEN GERMANA PATRIA UND URBS PP. 299- 314

2004 Lomas (Kathryn) FUNERARY EPIGRAPHY AND THE IMPACT OF ROME IN ITALY PP. 179- 197

2004 Slootjes (Danielle) GOVERNOR (THE) AS BENEFACTOR IN LATE ANTIQUITY PP. 59- 75

2004 Talbert (R.J.A.) ROME'S PROVINCES AS FRAMEWORK FOR WORLD-VIEW PP. 21- 37

2004 van Rossum (J.A.) END (THE) OF THE BATAVIAN AUXILIARIES AS 'NATIONAL' UNITS PP. 113- 131

2004 de Vries (T.) Zwalve (W.J.) ROMAN ACTUARIAL SCIENCE AND ULPIAN'S LIFE EXPECTANCY TABLE PP. 277- 297