An edition of Dertona, Libarna, Forum Iulii Iriensium (1990)

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Regio IX

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Dertona, Libarna, Forum Iulii Iriensium
Giovanni Mennella
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Regio IX

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Edipuglia
Language
Italian
Pages
167

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Subjects
Antiquities, Christian antiquities, Christian inscriptions, Inscriptions, Latin, Latin Inscriptions
Places
Italy, Liguria, Liguria (Italy)

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Dertona, Libarna, Forum Iulii Iriensium: Regio IX
1990, Edipuglia
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Edition Notes

Includes bibliographical references (p. vii-x) and indexes.

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Bari
Series
Inscriptiones Christianae Italiae ;, 7

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Library of Congress
CN753.I8 D47 1990

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Pagination
xix, 167 p. :
Number of pages
167

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL1978164M
LCCN
90221284

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