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Coverage: 1893-1920 (Vol. 1, No. 1 - Vol. 54, No. 6)

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ISSN: 01903578

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This reference contains 2 citations:
- E. Beurlier, Le Czule Imperial; son his- toire et son organization. Paris, 1891
- G. Boissier, La religion romaine, Vol. I
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Römische Mittheilungen, 1912, I-20

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