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Yotam Tepper , Werner Eck
SCI 38, , 2019
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A new inscription discovered in the Apulum legionary fortress
Florian Matei-Popescu , radu ota
Acta Musei Napocensis, 55/I, 2018
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Latin inscriptions from the legionary fortress of Apulum
George Cupcea
Tyche Supplementband 16, 2024
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New inscriptions of soldiers of the Roman army
Konrad Stauner
Gephyra 9, 2012, 86-91
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A Fragmentary Sculpture of Victoria from the Legionary Base at Legio
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Israel Exploration Journal, 2022
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Yotam Tepper
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A New Legionary Epitaph from Venice
Lorenzo Calvelli
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Several unpublished Roman inscriptions from the Liburnian frontier
Nikola Cesarik
Vjesnik Arheološkog muzeja u Zagrebu, 2022
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Y. Tepper, J. David, and M.J. Adams, Excavations at the Camp of the Roman Sixth Ferrata Legion at Legio (el-Lajjun), Israel. A Preliminary Report of the 2013 Season
Yotam Tepper , Matthew J Adams
Strata: The Bulletin of the Anglo-Israel Archaeological Society, 2017
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Julijana Visočnik
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SCRIPTA CLASSICA ISRAELICA YEARBOOK OF THE ISRAEL SOCIETY FOR THE PROMOTION OF CLASSICAL STUDIES
Yotam Tepper
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Roman Military Inscriptions from Siscia: An Overview
vlatka vukelić , Ivan Radman
Proceedings of the 22nd International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies. Ruse, Bulgaria, September 2012 (Bulletin of the National Institute of Archaeology, 2015, XLII)
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Lissos. Inscriptions found in Excavations of the Asklepieion (2021)
Athens University Review Of Archaeology
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Benet Salway
Journal of Roman Studies , 2012
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Tepper Yotam. 2002. Lajjun – Legio in Israel: Results of a survey in and around the military camp area. In P. Freman, J. Bennett, Z. T. Fiema. and B. Hoffmamm, eds. Proceedings of the XVIIIth Roman frontier studies. Limes XVII BAR I.S. 1084 (1): 231-242.
Yotam Tepper
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Sacerdotes legionis? Roman Army Priests in Light of a Fragmentary Inscription from Novae (ILNov 32 = IGLNov 51) [in: A. Tomas (ed.), Ad fines imperii Romani. Studia Thaddaeo Sarnowski septuagenario ab amicis, collegis discipulisque dedicata, Varsaviae 2015, 219-226]
Tomasz Dziurdzik
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A votive altar discovered in the legionary camp of Apulum
Cristi Florescu , radu ota
Journal of Ancient History and Archaeology, 4, 4, 2017
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A new latin funerary inscription from gharandal (Southern jordan)
Dr. Musallam R . Al-Rawahneh
2020
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Archivum Anatolicum-Anadolu Arşivleri (ArAn)
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Hani Hayajneh
Arabian Archaeology and Epigraphy, 2024
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Andrzej B. Biernacki
2019
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New Greek and Latin Inscriptions from Viminacium, ZPE 203, 2017, 235-249 (with S. Ferjančić and M. Korać).
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Al-Jallad and Bernard. 2021. New Safaitic and Greek Inscriptions from the Jordanian Ḥarrah Relating to Auxiliary Roman Military Units
Chams Bernard , Ahmad Al-Jallad
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The seventh Legion's monuments in the area of Ljubuski. Illyrica antiqua
Radoslav Dodig
2005
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Linda Dobosi
2022
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Interpreting Funerary Inscriptions from the City of Rome
Jeremy McInerney
Journal of Ancient History, 2019
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George Cupcea
Acta Musei Napocensis, 2018
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A New Latin Inscription from Petra
Marie-Jeanne Roche
2020
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Luciana Nedelea
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Ignacio Simón Cornago
2020
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Inscribed funerary monuments of Legio VII and the emergence of military communities in 1st century AD Dalmatia / Epigrafski nadgrobni spomenici VII. legije i pojava vojničkih zajednica u rimskoj provinciji Dalmaciji u 1. stoljeću po Kr.
Ewan S Coopey
Prilozi Instituta za arheologiju u Zagrebu, 2023
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Roman epigraphy – The Roman army
Michael Alexander Speidel
C. Bruun / J. Edmondson (eds), Oxford Handbook of Roman Epigraphy, 2014
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Rada Varga
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Giulio Iovine
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Michael Alexander Speidel
A. Kolb (ed.), Literacy in ancient everyday life. Berlin, 179-200, 2018
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