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• achaea roman province
• adoption in roman society tensions between biological and adopted sons
• adultery, roman
• aeschines roman montanist
• aezani, agency, roman theories of
• agency, of the roman senate
• agora, in roman times
• alien/foreigner, as forefathers of romans
• ancestry, importance in roman society
• and roman ideology
• anger, in roman epic
• antoninus pius, roman emperor
• apotheosis, roman, dynamics of
• apuleius, roman writer
• architecture of roman house
• architecture, roman
• arena, roman
• aristobulus ii, defeat of, by romans
• armies, roman
• armies, roman, relationship with commanders
• army, roman, and class
• army, roman, punishment in
• army, roman, recruitment
• army, roman, under julian
• arnobius, latin/roman descent
• art, roman imperial
• arts, roman anxiety about greek
• asia roman province, montanism
• astrometeorology, changing relationship with roman religion
• athens, romans in
• audience, of roman odes
• augustus, roman emperor
• aurelian, roman emperor
• authority, of the romans
• autochthony, endorsed in roman period
• avarice, of roman clergy
• barbarians/barbarity, romans as
• basilica, roman
• belief, roman
• benefaction, religious, by the romans
• biofiction, in greek and roman life-writing
• bird omens/symbolism in roman life
• britain, roman
• britons, and romanization
• bureaucrats, roman
• caesarea, headquarters for roman administration in palestine
• calendar, roman fasti
• caligula, roman emperor
• canon, roman catholic
• caracalla, roman emperor
• carts and carriages, roman
• cassandra, and prophets of roman literature
• cato marcus, roman statesman, stoic, accepts doctrine of indifferents
• cato the elder, criticized romans writing greek
• celtic, in roman britain
• christianity, and the roman government
• christians, on roman religiosity
• christians, their status in the roman empire
• citizens, roman
• citizenship, roman
• citizenship, roman for ex-slaves
• citizenship, roman, and immunity from taxation
• citizenship, roman, as prerequisite for administrative post
• citizenship, roman, granted to antipater
• citizenship, roman, granted to seleucus of rhosos
• citizenship, roman, in province of cyrenaica
• city, roman, as family-based religious institution
• cityscape, roman
• claudius, roman emperor
• cleopatra vii, roman demonization of
• client kingdoms, duties of, in roman empire
• clodius culcianus roman prefect
• cognition, roman
• coinage, roman
• colonies roman
• colonies, latin and roman
• commentarius see also roman source
• commodus, roman emperor
• communicative action, roman
• consecration of roman priests
• constitution, the roman
• conversion/proselytes, roman hostility to
• courts, roman
• cult, roman
• cult, roman state
• cultural appropriation, romans and
• culture, greco- roman
• dates, start of roman drama
• delegation of adjudication, procedures derived from roman law
• descent and lineage, roman views on
• diocletian, roman emperor 284-305
• diocletian, roman emperor 284-305, 1st edict
• dionysius of halicarnassus, roman antiquities, speeches in
• disparagement, by romans of non-romans
• divination greek and roman, auditory oracles
• divinities greek and roman, aletheia
• divinities greek and roman, apollo pythios
• divinities greek and roman, artemis
• divinities greek and roman, daimon
• divinities greek and roman, dioskouroi
• divinities greek and roman, dis
• divinities greek and roman, eros
• divinities greek and roman, kore
• divinities greek and roman, kronos
• divinities greek and roman, mopsos
• divinities greek and roman, of anatolian or eastern origin, aphrodite oreia
• divinities greek and roman, telesphoros
• divinities greek and roman, vesta
• divinities greek and roman, zeus olympios
• dove in roman imperial ideology
• eagle in roman imperial/military ideology
• economy, roman
• edessan, roman
• edom, appelation for the roman empire
• education, roman
• egypt, roman
• elegy, roman
• elites roman
• elites, romans govern through
• elites, romans govern through, embassies, diplomacy and
• emperor, roman
• emperors, roman
• empire, roman
• en gedi, roman control of
• epic poetry, roman
• epistle of barnabas, use of romans
• ethnic extermination, roman terminology for
• family, in roman society
• farmer,, as roman man
• festivals roman
• first clement, use of romans
• forum, roman
• frugality, as a roman trait/virtue
• gauls, discussion on their admission into the roman senate
• gellius, aulus, and being roman
• geography, roman interest in
• governor roman
• governor, roman
• greek literature and practice, ino story, romanization of
• greeting, in romans book
• hannibal,oath with romans
• hellenistic monarchs, see hellenistic kings, hellenistic queens, roman emperors
• hellenistic monarchs, see hellenistic kings, hellenistic queens, roman officials
• hermas of romans 16
• herod antipas, territory of, coming under roman rule
• hierarchy, human-divine, in roman society
• house, roman, orchestration of view
• humiliation, in roman literature
• identity as hybrid and malleable, in roman perception
• identity, of the roman polity
• ideology, and the roman odes
• ignatius, use of romans
• imagines roman funeral masks
• imperialism roman, x
• intermarriage, romans and sabines
• italy, roman perception of
• jew/jewish, greco- roman
• jewish state, as roman client kingdom
• jews, in god-congested roman environment
• jews, number in roman empire
• john, commentary on romans
• jonson, ben, and cassius dio’s roman history
• judaea judea, roman
• judea jewish palestine, incorporation of, into roman imperial structure
• judean writings, interest of romans in
• julian the apostate, and roman army
• julian, roman emperor
• julius clement, roman soldier
• jupiter, roman god
• juvenal, roman poet
• killing, large-scale in roman warfare
• l. mummius roman consul
• labor, in roman ideology
• language as identity marker, distinguishing greeks from romans
• law, late roman, construction of new synagogues prohibited by
• law, late roman, exemptions of christian clerics from decurial service affirmed by
• law, late roman, feigned conversion by jews to evade debt or legal charges penalized by
• law, late roman, gatherings of traditionalists criminalized in
• law, late roman, privileges of patriarchs in palestine affirmed by
• law, late roman, public entertainments and theatre prohibited by
• law, late roman, rights of dissident christians and traditionalists to serve in state services denied by
• law, late roman, rights of jewish merchants to set prices in markets affirmed by
• law, roman thought on
• law, roman, of contract
• lawyers and legal system, roman court system
• leaves africa for nicomedia, on the roman army
• legal regulations on associations, roman
• legitimacy, of roman rule
• legitimacy, of roman rule, legitimation, principles of
• lucullus roman general
• luke, roman centurion
• m.’ aquillius roman commander
• macrobius roman antiquarian
• macrobius, representation of roman identity
• manlius, c. vulso, roman general
• marcus aurelius, roman emperor
• marriage pattern, roman
• medical imagery, in roman oratory
• memmius, c., centrality of in roman history
• memoria, roman historians use of
• men and women, romans ban gifts between
• minotaur, significance of in roman exemplarity
• minucius fundanus, roman proconsul
• money, in roman odes
• moral decline, as cause of decline of roman empire
• morality, in roman empire
• munera, late roman
• names, roman
• navy, roman
• navy, roman, and class
• new testament studies, roman imperial power and
• norms, roman
• numa pompilius, roman king
• omens in roman life
• origen, commentary on romans
• paganism, in roman aristocracy
• palestine roman and byzantine
• palestine, under pompey, roman tribute in
• parthians, roman campaigns against them
• parthians, roman wars against
• parthians, seen as rivals of the roman empire
• paul, and the olive tree metaphor in romans
• paulina roman matron, wife of decius mundus
• paulus the roman lawyer
• people, roman
• people, roman, prayed for
• petilius cerialis, roman general
• piety, roman
• pilate, roman prefect
• plautius numida, c. roman senator and loving husband
• politics, hope in greek and roman
• polity, identity of the roman
• polybius, on roman religiosity and reliability
• polycarp, use of romans
• pompeii, g. popillius laenas roman envoy
• popes roman, anacletus
• popes roman, damasus
• popes roman, donus
• popes roman, felix iv
• popes roman, honorius
• popes roman, innocent i
• popes roman, john iv
• popes roman, john vii
• popes roman, julius i
• popes roman, leo i
• popes roman, liberius
• popes roman, linus
• popes roman, theodore
• popes roman, victor
• praetor title of ancient roman magistrate
• priests adolescent, roman
• priests, roman
• priests, roman priesterhood
• principate, the roman
• procession, funeral processions, roman
• proclus roman montanist
• rabbis khazal, their conversations with romans
• religion religio, moral instruction in roman
• religion roman
• religion, roman
• religions, roman, dea dia
• religions, roman, religious sensibilities
• resistance to romanization
• ritual, roman
• roman
• roman "hero-cults"
• roman art
• roman britain
• roman catholicism
• roman citizenship
• roman cityscape
• roman colony
• roman comedy
• roman consuls election years, as dating mechanism
• roman context, law
• roman emperor
• roman emperor, x
• roman empire
• roman empire animosity toward
• roman empire government of
• roman empire military of
• roman empire, appropriation and resistance to
• roman empire, arrogant
• roman empire, coinage
• roman empire, concern for order
• roman empire, conclusions on
• roman empire, delatores
• roman empire, forum domicilii
• roman empire, freedpersons
• roman empire, geography of
• roman empire, governor and crowds
• roman empire, judicial procedure
• roman empire, manumission
• roman empire, new testament evidence of
• roman empire, proscription
• roman empire, resistance against
• roman empire, resistance to
• roman empire,eastern
• roman empire,western
• roman family
• roman history
• roman imperial period
• roman influence, germans and
• roman law,christian influence
• roman odes
• roman odes,, and production of ideology
• roman odes,, and rhetoric of performance
• roman odes,, as commodity
• roman odes,, scholarship on
• roman people, prayed for
• roman period
• roman period, flavians
• roman priests
• roman questions plutarch
• roman religion
• roman religion, and cult
• roman religion, and ritual
• roman religion, and sacrifice
• roman religion, speech acts and
• roman rule
• roman rule of palestine
• roman senate
• roman society, children of
• roman society, collectives in
• roman society, daily life of
• roman society, jurists of
• roman society, senate of
• roman society, singing in
• roman society, social reality of
• roman society, traditional
• roman speech, used by advocate in forum
• roman state, religious model of
• roman state, tacita/muta/lara and
• roman synagogues, leadership titles
• roman synagogues, library
• roman synagogues, synagoge
• roman tombstones, symbolism of
• roman values
• roman, and non-roman elements
• roman, context
• roman, governor
• roman, military report
• roman, period
• roman, political dominance
• roman, power of rulership
• roman, sacrifice,roman
• roman, tortures
• roman; games
• roman; greatness of
• roman; will last until the end of the world
• romanization
• romanization, alternatives to
• romanization, its corrupting effects
• romanization, resistance to
• romans
• romans, book of
• romans, emotional responses to their conquest of the near east
• romans, godlike behavior of
• romans, judaea, invasion and control of
• romans, roman empire
• romans, rome, roman empire
• romans/roman empire/rome
• rome and romans, and carthaginians
• rome and romans, cultural adaptation and appropriation
• rome and romans, foundation legends
• rome, orientals worshipped roman gods
• rome, roman
• rome, roman empire, cultural, social influences
• rome, roman empire, social mobility in
• rome/roman
• rome/romans, and barbarians
• rome/romans, and campanians
• rome/romans, and carthage
• rome/romans, and citizenship
• rome/romans, and greek culture
• rome/romans, and latins
• rome/romans, and social war
• rome/romans, attitudes toward non-romans
• rome/romans, conglomerate character of
• rome/romans, origins of
• rome/romans, self-perception of
• romulus, roman king
• sabina vibia, roman empress
• sacrifices, divinatory aspects of roman sacrifice
• satire, roman, and decadence
• satirists, roman, and portrayal of ethiopians
• saturninus, roman emperor
• secularity of roman law
• senate roman
• senate, roman
• senator, roman
• septimius severus, roman emperor
• ships, roman pepper carriers
• simitthu chemtou, city in roman north africa, numidian marble quarries at
• social ranking, in roman empire before constantine
• standards, roman, hand symbol on
• stereotypes, roman use of
• stoicism, roman
• stoics, and influence on roman jurists
• strabo, on aristotle’s advice to alexander, on romanization as corrupting
• suetonius, on roman courier system
• suetonius, roman historian
• symmachus roman senator
• syria, roman
• t. flamininus roman general
• tacitus, and the roman empire
• tacitus, roman historian
• taxes, roman, columnarium pillar tax
• taxes, roman, exactio ostiorum
• taxes, roman, ostiarium door tax
• temple, roman
• temple, stolen by romans
• theater, roman
• theatre, roman criticism of
• theoi soteres, roman senators as
• theology, roman
• tiberius, roman emperor
• titus roman emperor
• tradition, roman religious
• trajan, roman emperor
• trauma, republic, the roman
• travel, roman empire
• travel, roman infrastructure
• triumph roman ceremony
• values/character as identity marker, for roman writers
• varro roman scholar
• vegetius, on roman military superiority
• view, within roman house
• war, and roman ideology
• war, in roman elegy
• wealth, in roman literature
• wife of roman governor
• women, ancient roman perspective
• women, in roman religions
• women, in roman trials
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature, collective action, female
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature, counternarratives provided by
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature, male transgressions,women correcting
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature, roman state power and
• womens rituals and agency in roman literature, transgression of normative gender framing in