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Villas and Christian cult in the Iberian peninsula - ALEXIS OEPEN, VILLA UND CHRISTLICHER KULT AUF DER IBERISCHEN HALBINSEL IN SPÄTANTIKE UND WESTGOTENZEIT (Spätantike — Frühes Christentum — Byzanz, Reihe B, Band 35; Reichert Verlag Wiesbaden 2012). S. 525, Taf. 61. ISBN 978-3-89500-857-3. EUR. 148.
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