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  • Cursing and curse tablets in the Roman West

  • Alex Mullen
  • Journal:
    The Journal of Roman Studies , First View
    Published online by Cambridge University Press:
    10 April 2026, pp. 1-20
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  • GLOBAL STUDIES IN CLASSICAL RECEPTION

  • Leo Kershaw
  • Journal:
    The Classical Review , First View
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    10 April 2026, pp. 1-10
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  • Changing patterns of fineware consumption in Roman Mediterranean Gaul, ca. 225 BCE–100 CE

  • Benjamin Luley
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    Journal of Roman Archaeology , First View
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    10 April 2026, pp. 1-34
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  • Widely found at archaeological sites across the Roman Empire, the appearance in the late 1st c. BCE onward of the red gloss ceramic referred to as terra sigillata signals important transformations in the socio-economic organization of production and consumption for provincial societies. Nonetheless, relatively few studies have explored diachronically the ways in which the appearance of terra sigillata may have impacted local lifeways compared with the uses of earlier ceramics. This article explores these issues in the context of Roman Mediterranean Gaul, focusing in particular on the region of eastern Languedoc, by comparing, in both discard and funerary contexts, the differential uses of black gloss ceramics from the 3rd to the 1st c. BCE with later terra sigillata vessels. The evidence discussed here suggests that the appearance of terra sigillata was important in reifying more individual-centered social relationships in dining and other aspects of daily life.

  • 1 - Introduction

  • Krishnan J. Ram-Prasad, Radley College
  • Book:
    Relative Clauses in Proto-Indo-European
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    27 March 2026
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    09 April 2026, pp 1-19
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  • Summary

    This chapter introduces the three major themes of the book: relative clauses, Proto-Indo-European and syntax.

  • Contents

  • Krishnan J. Ram-Prasad, Radley College
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    Relative Clauses in Proto-Indo-European
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    27 March 2026
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    09 April 2026, pp vii-ix
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  • List of Figures

  • Krishnan J. Ram-Prasad, Radley College
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    Relative Clauses in Proto-Indo-European
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    09 April 2026, pp x-x
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  • 7 - Conclusions

  • Krishnan J. Ram-Prasad, Radley College
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    Relative Clauses in Proto-Indo-European
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    27 March 2026
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    09 April 2026, pp 352-356
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  • Summary

    This section presents the author’s conclusions and offers some outlook for further research.

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