Omnia tempus revelat: Studies on Antiquity and the Early Middle Ages. In Memory of Jaroslav Šašel
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Roman Empire, History, Archaeology, Slovenia, Western Balkans, Roman period, Late Antiquity, Early Middle AgesSynopsis
The volume is dedicated to the memory of Jaroslav Šašel, a distinguished scholar of Antiquity. Marking the centenary of his birth, it commemorates Šašel’s extensive research work and, through new insights, broadens our understanding of the role of the Eastern Alpine region and the Balkans in the history of the Roman Empire. It brings together seventeen contributions by twenty authors from various backgrounds, reflecting both the geographical breadth and thematic diversity characteristic of Šašel’s scholarly legacy. The contributions in the first part address the beginnings of the Roman period and the Principate, while the second part offers new perspectives on the Late Roman period, Late Antiquity, and the transition to the Early Middle Ages.
Chapters
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Child Emperors in Rome or The Domestication of an Exception
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The Calpurnii Pisones. Family History and their Presence in Istria and Liburnia
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Spectacles and Private Munificence in the Light of the Epigraphical Material of Cisalpine Gaul. Financial Aspects Regarding Spectacula and Buildings for Entertainment
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Administrative Organization of Roman Silver Mines in Pannonia
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Heroic Deities in the Upper Adriatic Hinterland during the Late Iron Age and the Late Republican Period
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The Route over the Alps: the Bovec Basin and the Predel Pass in the Roman Era
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Tombstone for Lucius Obulsius, Veteran of legio XV Apollinaris from the Northern Necropolis of Emona
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Isis and Serapis in Poetovio
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Ariadne at St Margaret’s (Kebelj, Slovenia) and the Promise of a New Life
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Roman Finds from the Slopes of Trnovski gozd East of Ajdovščina
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Late Roman Conflict Near Ajdovščina (Castra, Slovenia)
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Transformation of Military Fortifications in the Late Roman Period and the Fortification of the Northeastern Border of Italy
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Theodore, the Bishop of Heraclea in Thrace, in the Service of Constantinople
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Jaroslav Šašel’s Antiqui Barbari Half a Century Later. A Contribution to the Knowledge of the Late Antique Barbarian Settlement in Southern Pannonia
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Carneola? The Settlement Pattern of Western and Central Slovenia in the 6th Century
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Virtutum signis meritorum et laude tuorum: Martin of Braga as a Source for the History of the Slavs in Pannonia in the 6th Century
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Defence of the Eastern Border of Northern Italy in the Early Middle Ages
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