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Beyond Durry and Passerini's Praetorians: reassessing bodyguard units in the Roman world - C. WOLFF, and P. FAURE, eds. 2020. Corps du chef et gardes du corps dans l'armée romaine. Lyon: Centre d'étude et de recherche sur l'Occident romain. Pp. 823. ISBN 978-2-36442-092-2.
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C. WOLFF, and P. FAURE, eds. 2020. Corps du chef et gardes du corps dans l'armée romaine. Lyon: Centre d'étude et de recherche sur l'Occident romain. Pp. 823. ISBN 978-2-36442-092-2.
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