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Landowners and tenants in roman egypt the social relations of agriculture in the oxyrhynchite nom... more Landowners and tenants in roman egypt the social relations of agriculture in the oxyrhynchite nome ROWLANDSON Jane.
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The Encyclopedia of Ancient History, 2012
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Food culture & history, Jan 1, 1993
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A companion to the Hellenistic world, Jan 1, 2003
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Crux. Essays presented to GEM de Ste. Croix on his …, Jan 1, 1985
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PROCEEDINGS-BRITISH ACADEMY, Jan 1, 1999
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Alexandria, Real and Imagined, Jan 1, 2004
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The Greek World. London, Jan 1, 1997
... This property encompassed houses, including the stathmoi allocated to kleruchs, personal move... more ... This property encompassed houses, including the stathmoi allocated to kleruchs, personal moveables and'privately ... of Lagos took the Greek title'basileus', and was treated as Pharaoh by the Egyptians. ... 17 Note the disparity in numbers of Greek settlers in nearby villages (set out ...
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Journal of Roman Studies, Jan 1, 2009
Responding to recent discussions of brother-sister marriage in Roman Egypt, this article re-exami... more Responding to recent discussions of brother-sister marriage in Roman Egypt, this article re-examines the Greek and Egyptian evidence for the practice, both papyrological and literary. Exploring possible antecedents in Egypt and Greece and the distinctive development of Egyptian inheritance practice, we argue that the brother-sister marriages involved real siblings, and that by the beginning of Roman rule such marriages were legitimised by a Ptolemaic law and the prevalent belief that they followed ancient Egyptian custom. But new circumstances introduced by Roman rule, particularly the increasing importance of private property ownership, encouraged the practice to become popular through much of northern Egypt. The explanation for brother-sister marriage in Egypt must be sought in the immediate local historical context, not that of the Eastern Mediterranean generally.
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