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²⁷ Bull. Comm. 100 (1999), 325–91 (years 1993–1996); 102 (2001), 365–422 (years 1997–2001); 104 (2003), 377–418 (years 2001–2002); 108 (2007), 330–408 (years 2003–2005).

²⁸ e.g. Archeologia e Giubileo; Memorie; Divus Vespasianus.

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