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The Roman army between the Alps and the Adriatic


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ISBN: Ostalo
Godina izdanja: 2016
Jezik: Engleski
Autor: Strani

Edited by: Jana Horvat

Založba ZRC 2016 224 strane : ilustrovano ; jezik engleski, italijanski

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New discoveries and the re-examination of old ones is offering new insights into the Roman army and the historical questions related to its presence and activity in the regions of the northern Adriatic and the eastern Alps. The first volume of Studia Alpium et Adriae contains the contributions of twenty-one authors from four countries (Italy, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria) who present the results of their work conducted in recent years within different research groups and projects.

The book titled The Roman army between the Alps and the Adriatic spans the time from the beginnings of the Roman conquest to the Late Roman period (1st century BC – 5th century AD) in Regio X of Italy and parts of the Roman provinces of Noricum, Pannonia Superior and Dalmatia. The contributions tackle the questions of the chronology and strategy of the Roman conquest, the architecture of the military posts, as well as the remains of weapons and military equipment, while the inscriptions on stones reveal the origins of the soldiers, the methods of recruitment, the movements of the army units and the settlement of the veterans. The chapters of the book follow a geographical order, from west to east, beginning at Aquileia, which was the starting point for the military operations in the period of conquest and later served as the point of defence against the incursions from the east. The last chapters deal with the questions pertaining to the role of the Roman army in Pannonia.


Table of content

Preface (Paolo CASARI, Jana HORVAT, Renate LAFER, Stefano MAGNANI)
Mobilità geografica e sociale dell’esercito romano ad Aquileia: alcuni aggiornamenti sui monumenti iscritti (Lorenzo CIGAINA)
Militaria dagli scavi delle fognature di Aquileia (1968–1972) (Maurizio BUORA)
Ritrovamenti di militaria dal Friuli centrale: per un aggiornamento (Tiziana CIVIDINI)
Le sagittae di Iulia Concordia (Elena DI FILIPPO BALESTRAZZI, Alberto VIGONI)
Footwear hobnails from the surroundings of Mt Grociana piccola Roman fort (Trieste) (Federico BERNARDINI, Giacomo VINCI)
Small finds from the Roman fort at Nadleški hrib, the Notranjska region (SW Slovenia) (Boštjan LAHARNAR)
The 3rd century military equipment in south-western Slovenia (Jana HORVAT, Beatriče ŽBONA TRKMAN†)
Milizie urbane nella Regio X orientale e nelle province limitrofe. Con particolare riguardo ai veterani (Davide REDAELLI)
La caserma dei singulares del governatore a Virunum (Noricum) (Christian GUGL, Wolfgang NEUBAUER, Erich NAU, Renate JERNEJ)
Aequiculi or Aequum? The origo of two soldiers of Legio XV Apollinaris in the inscriptions from Carnuntum (Dino DEMICHELI)
The military stelae of northern Croatia (Branka MIGOTTI)
Militari e divinità “orientali`: a proposito della dedica Deae Corypheae sive Caelesti Aug(ustae) da Neviodunum (Emanuela MURGIA)
Not exactly new epigraphic testimonies for the beneficiarii in Siscia … (Ivan RADMAN-LIVAJA, Vlatka VUKELIĆ)
Cenotaphs and unusual war-time deaths in the southeastern Alps and Pannonia (Marjeta ŠAŠEL KOS)

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Edited by: Jana Horvat

Založba ZRC 2016 224 strane : ilustrovano ; jezik engleski, italijanski

očuvanost 5

Antički Rim

New discoveries and the re-examination of old ones is offering new insights into the Roman army and the historical questions related to its presence and activity in the regions of the northern Adriatic and the eastern Alps. The first volume of Studia Alpium et Adriae contains the contributions of twenty-one authors from four countries (Italy, Slovenia, Croatia and Austria) who present the results of their work conducted in recent years within different research groups and projects.

The book titled The Roman army between the Alps and the Adriatic spans the time from the beginnings of the Roman conquest to the Late Roman period (1st century BC – 5th century AD) in Regio X of Italy and parts of the Roman provinces of Noricum, Pannonia Superior and Dalmatia. The contributions tackle the questions of the chronology and strategy of the Roman conquest, the architecture of the military posts, as well as the remains of weapons and military equipment, while the inscriptions on stones reveal the origins of the soldiers, the methods of recruitment, the movements of the army units and the settlement of the veterans. The chapters of the book follow a geographical order, from west to east, beginning at Aquileia, which was the starting point for the military operations in the period of conquest and later served as the point of defence against the incursions from the east. The last chapters deal with the questions pertaining to the role of the Roman army in Pannonia.


Table of content

Preface (Paolo CASARI, Jana HORVAT, Renate LAFER, Stefano MAGNANI)
Mobilità geografica e sociale dell’esercito romano ad Aquileia: alcuni aggiornamenti sui monumenti iscritti (Lorenzo CIGAINA)
Militaria dagli scavi delle fognature di Aquileia (1968–1972) (Maurizio BUORA)
Ritrovamenti di militaria dal Friuli centrale: per un aggiornamento (Tiziana CIVIDINI)
Le sagittae di Iulia Concordia (Elena DI FILIPPO BALESTRAZZI, Alberto VIGONI)
Footwear hobnails from the surroundings of Mt Grociana piccola Roman fort (Trieste) (Federico BERNARDINI, Giacomo VINCI)
Small finds from the Roman fort at Nadleški hrib, the Notranjska region (SW Slovenia) (Boštjan LAHARNAR)
The 3rd century military equipment in south-western Slovenia (Jana HORVAT, Beatriče ŽBONA TRKMAN†)
Milizie urbane nella Regio X orientale e nelle province limitrofe. Con particolare riguardo ai veterani (Davide REDAELLI)
La caserma dei singulares del governatore a Virunum (Noricum) (Christian GUGL, Wolfgang NEUBAUER, Erich NAU, Renate JERNEJ)
Aequiculi or Aequum? The origo of two soldiers of Legio XV Apollinaris in the inscriptions from Carnuntum (Dino DEMICHELI)
The military stelae of northern Croatia (Branka MIGOTTI)
Militari e divinità “orientali`: a proposito della dedica Deae Corypheae sive Caelesti Aug(ustae) da Neviodunum (Emanuela MURGIA)
Not exactly new epigraphic testimonies for the beneficiarii in Siscia … (Ivan RADMAN-LIVAJA, Vlatka VUKELIĆ)
Cenotaphs and unusual war-time deaths in the southeastern Alps and Pannonia (Marjeta ŠAŠEL KOS)
74916057 The Roman army between the Alps and the Adriatic

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