Journal of roman studies

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  Año 2015, Número 105

  • A New Date for Concrete in Rome.

    Marcello Mogetta

    págs. 1-40

    

  • The King Who Would Be Prefect: Authority and Identity in the Cottian Alps.

    Hannah Cornwell

    págs. 41-72

    

  • The Myth of the Neronian Persecution.

    Brent D. Shaw

    págs. 73-100

    

  • Commemoration and Élite Benefaction of Buildings and Spectacles in the Roman World.

    Diana Ng

    págs. 101-123

    

  • Troilos and Achilles: A Monumental Statue Group from Aphrodisias.

    R. R. R. Smith, Christopher H. Hallett

    págs. 124-182

    

  • Ea Superstitione: Christian Martyrdom and the Religion of Freelance Experts.

    Heidi Wendt

    págs. 183-202

    

  • Dexippus and the Gothic Invasions: Interpreting the New Vienna Fragment (Codex Vindobonensis Hist. gr. 73, ff. 192v–193r)

    Christopher Mallan, Caillan Davenport

    págs. 203-226

    

  • A New Fragment of Diocletian's Currency Regulation from Aphrodisias.

    Angelos Chaniotis, Takashi Fujii

    págs. 227-233

    

  • Violence at Constantinople in A.D. 341–2 and Themistius, Oration 1.

    Alexander Skinner

    págs. 234-249

    

  • City Personifications and Consular Diptychs.

    Alan Cameron

    págs. 250-287

    

  • Olybrius and the Einsiedeln Eclogues.

    Justin Anthony Stover

    págs. 288-321

    

  • Not Much Happened: 410 and All That.

    Peter van Nuffelen

    págs. 322-329