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Volume 32 - 2019

Fascicule 2: Review Articles and Long Reviews; Books Received; and A Response

Review Articles and Long Reviews

Just what the doctor ordered! - LAWRENCE J. BLIQUEZ, THE TOOLS OF ASCLEPIUS: SURGICAL INSTRUMENTS IN GREEK AND ROMAN TIMES (Studies in Ancient Medicine, vol. 43; Brill, Leiden 2015). Pp. xxxv + 379, followed by 95 figs. ISSN 0925-1421; ISBN 978-90-04-27907-0. EUR 150.

A monument to the tradition of Roman law - DAVID JOHNSTON (ed.), THE CAMBRIDGE COMPANION TO ROMAN LAW (Cambridge University Press2015). Pp. xiii + 539. ISBN 978-0-521-71994-0. $38.99 (pbk).

The Roman origins of the Public Trust Doctrine - DOMENICO DURSI, RES COMMUNES OMNIUM. DALLE NECESSITÀ ECONOMICHE ALLA DISCIPLINA GIURIDICA (Jovene, Naples 2017). Pp. 176. ISBN 978-88-243-2446-5. EUR. 16.00.

A Festschrift for Bruce Frier on ancient law and society - DENNIS P. KEHOE and THOMAS A. J. McGINN (edd.), ANCIENT LAW, ANCIENT SOCIETY (University of Michigan Press, Ann Arbor, MI2017). Pp. ix + 216. ISBN 978-0-472-13043-6. $70.

Aqueducts, Roman history, and water culture - DYLAN KELBY ROGERS, WATER CULTURE IN ROMAN SOCIETY (= Ancient History journal, no. 1.1; Brill, Leiden 2018). Pp. xii + 118. ISBN 978-90-04-36894-1 (pbk).

Roman re-use and beyond - DIANA Y. NG and MOLLY SWETNAM-BURLAND (edd.), REUSE AND RENOVATION IN ROMAN MATERIAL CULTURE. FUNCTIONS, AESTHETICS, INTERPRETATIONS (Cambridge University Press2018). Pp. xv + 275, figs. 72. ISBN 978-1-108-47389-7. $105.

The Christianization of Roman art - JÁS ELSNER, THE ART OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE AD 100-450, second edition (Oxford University Press2018). Pp. xx + 314, figs. 180 (including color), maps 3. ISBN 978-0-19-876863-0. £19.99/$29.95.

The interlocked economy of the Roman Empire - ANDRÉ TCHERNIA (translated by J. Grieve, with E. Minchin), THE ROMANS AND TRADE (Oxford Studies in the Roman Economy; Oxford University Press, New York2016). Pp. xiii + 380, figs. 22. ISBN 978-0-19-872371-4. £85

Mobility in fact and representation - ELENA ISAYEV, MIGRATION, MOBILITY AND PLACE IN ANCIENT ITALY (Cambridge University Press2017). Pp. xxii + 521, ills. 35 including 9 in colour. ISBN 978-1-107-13061-6. $135.

All roads lead to Rome: the demography, economics and ethnicity of migration - LAURENS E. TACOMA, MOVING ROMANS: MIGRATION TO ROME IN THE PRINCIPATE (Oxford University Press; Oxford2016). Pp. xi + 304. ISBN 978-0-19-876805-0.

Sensory archaeology and the Roman world: a shifting paradigm - ELEANOR BETTS (ed.), SENSES OF THE EMPIRE, MULTISENSORY APPROACHES TO ROMAN CULTURE (Routledge, Abingdon2017). Pp. xv + 227, figs. 19, colour pls. 6. ISBN 978-1-4724-4629-9. £115 [also available as an e-book]

Amulets in the Roman empire: the longue durée of a diversified knowledge-practice - CHRISTOPHER A. FARAONE, THE TRANSFORMATION OF GREEK AMULETS IN ROMAN IMPERIAL TIMES (University of Pennsylvania Press, Philadelphia2018). Pp. xv + 486, figs. 87, pls. 19 (colour). ISBN 978-0-8122-4935-4. $89.95.

Approaching literacy through inkpots - HELLA ECKARDT, WRITING AND POWER IN THE ROMAN WORLD: LITERACIES AND MATERIAL CULTURE (Cambridge University Press2018). Pp. xvi + 268, col. pls. 13, figs. 68. Tables. ISBN 978-1-108-41805-8. $99.99.

Pompeii’s walls and their context - IVO VAN DER GRAAFF, THE FORTIFICATIONS OF POMPEII AND ANCIENT ITALY (Routledge, New York2019 [2018]). Pp. xvi + 281, figs. 70, color pls. 32. ISBN 78-1-4724-7716-3. $150.

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Volume 32 - 2019

Fascicule 2: Review Articles and Long Reviews; Books Received; and A Response

Review Articles and Long Reviews