STUDIES IN LEGAL AND AGRARIAN HISTORY IV: ROMAN AFRICA IN 111 B.C.

Argues that the opening lines of the provincial half of the Lex agraria published by Michael Crawford may be compared with the first seventeen lines of the Italian part. Significance of the second publication; Overview of the opening lines of the non-Italian part of the epigraphic law; Analysis of...

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Published in:	Mnemosyne Vol. 54; no. 2; pp. 182 - 218
Main Author:	De Ligt, L.
Format:	Literary Criticism
Published:	Brill Academic Publishers Mar2001
Subjects:	Inscriptions Crawford, Michael Italy
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Summary:	Argues that the opening lines of the provincial half of the Lex agraria published by Michael Crawford may be compared with the first seventeen lines of the Italian part. Significance of the second publication; Overview of the opening lines of the non-Italian part of the epigraphic law; Analysis of the other versions of the law.