Vol. 25 (2025): january-june

Dossier: Processes of Expansion and Territorial Integration in the Ancient Mediterranean

Introduction

Guilherme de Aquino Silva

7-10
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Roman expansion and integration of provincial territories an interview with Vagner Carvalheiro Porto

Vagner Carvalheiro Porto, Guilherme de Aquino Silva

11-28
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Beyond the Euboeans Phoenician immigrants, italicscommunities in Pitecusa, and their contributions

Rodrigo Araújo de Lima

27-52
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The gods in the process of Mediterranean networks Hellenic ritesand cult practices for safe navigation in the Mediterranean

Camila Alves Jourdan

53-70
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The integration of Illyria into the Roman Empire (3rd century BC-1st century AD)

Guilherme de Aquino Silva

71-91
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The Roman imperialist practice in Saguntum debates andreinterpretations on the annexation process

Carlos Eduardo da Costa Campos

92-107
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‘From Libya all of the Mediterranean coast is in its power’ the Roman expansion in Africa according to Strabo’s ‘Geography’

Alaide Matias Ribeiro

108-127
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Powers in conflict changes and disputes on menphite priesthood of Ptah in Roman Egypt

Renato Pinto, Victor Braga Gurgel

128-140
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The stoicism goes to the frontiers the relations between Romans and Barbarians in Seneca’s thought (1st Century AD)

Cesar Luiz Jerce da Costa Junior

141-159
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Succession disputes on the Armenian Throne considerations on the political relations between Romans and Parthians in Tacitus (Annals, VI, 31-37)

Rafael da Costa Campos

160-173
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Open subject

Patronage, Leadership, and Conflict in the Republic the Relationship of Caesar and Octavian with Veterans (64 BC-27 BC)

Ayla Fernanda de Oliveira

175-194
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Os louros ingratos da guerra civil memória e esquecimento através das moedas cunhadas durante os conflitos internos da República Tardia

Giovanni Pando Bueno

195-213
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Reviews

Considerations on the Roman Empire and the development of Christianity

Anderson Leonardo Vaz Stein

215-221
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Martyrdom as rhetorical construction in the discourse of Augustine of Hippo (4th-5th centuries CE)

Igor Pereira da Silva

222-229
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Full Issue

Dossier: Processes of Expansion and Territorial Integration in the Ancient Mediterranean

Introduction

Roman expansion and integration of provincial territories an interview with Vagner Carvalheiro Porto

Beyond the Euboeans Phoenician immigrants, italicscommunities in Pitecusa, and their contributions

The gods in the process of Mediterranean networks Hellenic ritesand cult practices for safe navigation in the Mediterranean

The integration of Illyria into the Roman Empire (3rd century BC-1st century AD)

The Roman imperialist practice in Saguntum debates andreinterpretations on the annexation process

‘From Libya all of the Mediterranean coast is in its power’ the Roman expansion in Africa according to Strabo’s ‘Geography’

Powers in conflict changes and disputes on menphite priesthood of Ptah in Roman Egypt

The stoicism goes to the frontiers the relations between Romans and Barbarians in Seneca’s thought (1st Century AD)

Succession disputes on the Armenian Throne considerations on the political relations between Romans and Parthians in Tacitus (Annals, VI, 31-37)

Open subject

Patronage, Leadership, and Conflict in the Republic the Relationship of Caesar and Octavian with Veterans (64 BC-27 BC)

Os louros ingratos da guerra civil memória e esquecimento através das moedas cunhadas durante os conflitos internos da República Tardia

Reviews

Considerations on the Roman Empire and the development of Christianity

Martyrdom as rhetorical construction in the discourse of Augustine of Hippo (4th-5th centuries CE)

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