The City of Orik in the Writings of Ancient Authors and Archaeological Records by Aleks Trushaj, Gladiola Elezi

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Investir un territoire de frontière : le culte des Matronae dans la Civitas Ubiorum en Germanie Inférieure by Audrey Ferlut

“…Migrating by waves after 38 BCE. to the frontier of the Roman Empire, they built new political and social structures and new religious practices while they appropriated roman culture and habits. Among the cults in the newly created Civitas Ubiorum, the cult to the Matronae, concentrated in the east of the Civitas, became central and dominant. …”
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Roma Eterna? Roman rule explains regional well-being divides in Germany by Martin Obschonka, Fabian Wahl, Michael Fritsch, Michael Wyrwich, P. Jason Rentfrow, Jeff Potter, Samuel D. Gosling

“…We compare present-day regions that were advanced by Roman culture with those that remained outside of Roman influence. …”
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Eternal City or the Stuff of Nightmares? The Characterisation of Rome in Portrait of a Lady and Middlemarch by Hannah Hunt

“…Their temporal distance from the ancient Roman culture mimics their sense of emotional dislocation.…”
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L’amphithéâtre de Reims/Durocortorum : nouveaux éléments de localisation et de datation by Pierre Mathelart

“…Though knowledge about the amphitheater itself remains very limited, the location of and date of foundation for this emblematic monument of Roman culture in Reims now appear to have been identified thanks to this excavation.…”
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Économie végétale à partir des études carpologiques du boulevard Dr Henri-Henrot à Reims/Durocortorum by Véronique Matterne

“…Thus, at least in part, the Roman culture’s degree of penetration into culinary practices and spaces may be observed. …”
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Archetypes and Responsive Smiles: Classical Statues and American Artists in Rome by Andrea Mariani

“…The essay analyzes the ambivalent response of some major Anglo-American artists and writers to the Roman cultural context, focusing, in particular, on their reaction to classical and neoclassical sculpture. …”
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The people of Cuth made Nergal (2 Kings 17:30).The historicity and cult of Nergal in the Ancient Middle East. by Leszek Rasztawicki

“…His cult is further attested in Greek and Roman cultures. …”
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Le massacre des Innocents ou comment réécrire l’histoire by Édith Parmentier

“…Finally, the Greco-Roman cultural environment which transmitted this fiction in Antiquity turned it into a commonplace, amalgamating themes of various origins in accordance with the typical phenomenon of black legends. …”
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