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G Valerius Catullus: Carmina LXIII
Imperial Forum - Comune di Roma
Temple of Cybele (Magna Mater)
5 Centuries of Roman State Religion
Livy: Religiones Licitae et Illicitae
Livy on Sulpicia and the Bacchanalian Scandal
Hydromeli (Mead): Sacred origins and Pliny's recipe
Societies
Nova Roma
Rebirth of the Via RomanaPeople
Iulia DomnaPlaces
Pompeii: Villa of the MysteriesResearch Facilities
Diotima
Women and gender in antiquityCoinage and Artifacts
<Roman coinsSpirituality
Roman Personal ReligionHistory and Law
Ancient History Sourcebook on RomeStories
Rhomaioi: Nurmi Husa
Chrysos, Apollonios, and Anthea: poignant stories of life in the late Roman eraPeoples of the Ancient Classical World
Etruscans
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