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Roman Army and Local Society in the Limes Provinces of the Roman Empire
Papers of an International Conference, Ia?i, June 4th-6th, 2018
Herausgeber: Mihailescu-Bîrliba, Lucretiu; Spickermann, Wolfgang
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These conference proceedings contain an introduction, lists of authors and abbreviations, 15 papers as well as indices of names, places, and sources. The contributions deal with demography and social standing of veterans in Moesia inferior, private building initiatives of soldiers in Dacia and Moesia inferior, legio I Minervia and the cult centre in the canabae legionis at Bonn, the linguistic impact of the Roman army in Moesia inferior, military Latin in Moesia inferior, an inscription on quinquennales and magistri canabensium from Troesmis, dedications of beneficiarii consularis aus Samum, a...
These conference proceedings contain an introduction, lists of authors and abbreviations, 15 papers as well as indices of names, places, and sources. The contributions deal with demography and social standing of veterans in Moesia inferior, private building initiatives of soldiers in Dacia and Moesia inferior, legio I Minervia and the cult centre in the canabae legionis at Bonn, the linguistic impact of the Roman army in Moesia inferior, military Latin in Moesia inferior, an inscription on quinquennales and magistri canabensium from Troesmis, dedications of beneficiarii consularis aus Samum, army and society in the Roman settlement of Sighisoara, the impact of Batavian auxiliaries on the community at Razboieni-Cetate on the basis of pottery artefacts, salt exploitation in Roman Dacia, collective inscriptions of praetorians of Danubian origin in Rome, Roman amphorae discovered at Noviodunum on the lower Danube, figurative representations on late-Roman glassware from 3rd- to 4th-century Dobrudja, antipathy of provincials against soldiers in Late Antique texts of the 4th/5th century and with the Roman military baths of the 2nd/3rd century in Capidava.
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