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Updates are provided on this epigraphic plaque, as a result of its restoration. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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It is herewith presented the edition of a fragmented epigraphic document found in Asturica Augusta, containinig part of the cursus honorum of a Roman knight named Treb. Nepos, whose main occupation was that of procurator Augusti of Tiberius (14-37 A.D.). [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The second part of our study starts with a review of the current state of knowledge about preRoman sculpture out of the Greco-Italic area, confirming the lack of any relationship between Castro sculpture in the NW of the Iberian Peninsula and the local sculpture tradition during the Bronze Age or the Iberian and Barbarian European sculpture. Next, we deal a formal analysis of the standing warriors, paying attention to both the arms depicted (there are similar examples at the end of the first century BC) and the inherited techno-stylistic solutions from Greco-Italic tradition. Finally, we propose a functional interpretation for these warrior statues as a Roman artistic creation in order to promote the recruitment of auxiliary troops during Cantabrian Wars. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The author analyzes the militaries coming from the rural milieu of Moesia Inferior who were enlisted in the pretorian cohorts. He takes into account only the cases in which their origin is certain. He studied the case of each soldier mentioned in the sources, trying to set the moment of their enlistment. The rural zones from the militaries are comng from are also discussed. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Next 2019 will be ten years since the publication of the book “La economía de la Mauretania Tingitana (s. I-III d.C.). Aceite, vino y salazones” (Pons 2009). There we discuss the economy of the province, emphasizing the peculiarities of its food supply (imports and exports). Since then, both the scientific production of the province, with the inclusion of new data, as well as the progress in the different methods of analysis, allows us to approach the subject again, redefining some of its aspects. To carry out the following analyses, we have used the information collected in the CEIPAC online database in the framework of the EPNET project. At this point, the discovery of new data and, above all, the application of different methods of analysis can help us when dealing with complex tasks. In the present work we intend to address a series of questions about the meaning of the interprovincial food supply in Tingitana, a territory sufficiently prolific for its own supply. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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After inspection of a well-known epitaph of a legio VII Gemina's veteran from Asturica Augusta, this paper argues that the legion's erased cognomentum should be read as Maxsiminiana. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Liber Pater's worship is especially conspicuous in the Danubian provinces of the Roman Empire. This paper tries to specify the implantation and function of this cult in these provinces, emphasizing the importance of the military component in those. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

We present here some theoretical reflections about the Romanization process in the Northwest of ancient Hispania. We try to determine the different features of each area of this geographical space: the Galician territory, the internal plains of Asturia and Cantabria, the inhabited lands of cantabri and astures transmontani and the mining districts. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This article presents an editorial in which the author comments on the history and legacy of legionaries. He discusses the role of legionaries in the Roman Empire and in Europe under Charlemagne, and describes their influence on society through to the presidency of Porfirio Díaz in Mexico, during which he established the Legión de Honor, an organization dedicated to the advancement of Mexican civilization.