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Gnaeus Cornelius Lentulus: fixed link (page URL changed)

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	==A course in Roman history==		==A course in Roman history==

−	This section is based on MIT's OpenCourseWare "[~~http~~://~~ocw~~.~~mit.edu~~/~~OcwWeb~~/~~History/21H~~-~~302Spring~~-~~2005~~/~~CourseHome/index.htm~~ The Ancient World: Rome, Spring 2005]".	+	This section is based on MIT's OpenCourseWare "[https://gradesfixer.com/blog/stem-grants-and-scholarship/ The Ancient World: Rome, Spring 2005]".

	===Textbook===		===Textbook===

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	\| ISBN=0816050260		\| ISBN=0816050260
	\| comment=Hard Cover. An invaluable guide to daily life in Rome, from the earliest days of the Regal era to the 6th century. See also the Dictionary of Roman Religion by the same authors. Also available in paperback: ISBN 0195123328.		\| comment=Hard Cover. An invaluable guide to daily life in Rome, from the earliest days of the Regal era to the 6th century. See also the Dictionary of Roman Religion by the same authors. Also available in paperback: ISBN 0195123328.
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		+	\| title=Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi
		+	\| author=Suzanne Dixon
		+	\| date=2007
		+	\| publisher=
		+	\| ISBN=041533148X
		+	\| comment=Examining the remarkable life of Cornelia, famed as the epitome of virtue, fidelity and intelligence, Suzanne Dixon presents an in-depth study of the woman who perhaps represented the ideal of the Roman matrona more than any other. This book mentions Nova Roma on page 64.
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	\| publisher=New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press		\| publisher=New York and Oxford: Oxford University Press
	\| ISBN=0195118758		\| ISBN=0195118758
−	\| comment=	+	\| comment=A very readable undergraduate text with up to date scholarship.
−	\| name=	+	\| name=[[User:M. Lucretius Agricola\|Agricola]]
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Rome and the Celts

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		+	\| title=Rome in the East : the transformation of an empire
		+	\| author=Warwick Ball
		+	\| date=2000
		+	\| publisher=Routledge
		+	\| ISBN=0415113768
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		+	\| comment=great on archeology & religion
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	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	\| author=Philip Freeman		\| author=Philip Freeman
	\| date=2002		\| date=2002
−	\| publisher=University of ~~Austin~~	+	\| publisher=University of Texas
	\| ISBN=0292725450		\| ISBN=0292725450
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		+	==Rome and the Celts=
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		+	\| title=War, women, and druids : eyewitness reports and early accounts of the ancient Celts
		+	\| author=Philip Freeman
		+	\| date=2002
		+	\| publisher=University of Austin
		+	\| ISBN=0292725450
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	==Reference==		==Reference==

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	{{Book reviews\|topic=History}}		{{Book reviews\|topic=History}}
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	==A course in Roman history==		==A course in Roman history==

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	==General==		==General==

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2007-12-24T03:50:48Z

Intellectual History

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	'''Intellectual Life in the Roman Republic''': Elizabeth Rawson/Johns Hopkins University Press 1984/ISBN 0801828996		'''Intellectual Life in the Roman Republic''': Elizabeth Rawson/Johns Hopkins University Press 1984/ISBN 0801828996

−	'''Emotion, restraint, and community in ancient Rome''': Robert A. Kaster/Oxford University Press 2005/0195140788	+	'''Emotion, restraint, and community in ancient Rome''': Robert A. Kaster/Oxford University Press 2005/ISBN 0195140788

	==Reference==		==Reference==