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Contents Contents 6 Acknowledgements 8 Figures and Table 9 Notes on Editors and Contributors 11 Chapter 1 Introduction 16 Part 1 Integration 32 Chapter 2 Imperial Ideology and the Making of Baetican Epigraphic Landscapes 34 Chapter 3 Gone with the Law: the Survival of Latin Onomastics in a Peregrinorum Hispania during the Republic 55 Chapter 4 Quattuorviratus and Latium in Hispania 77 Part 2 Acculturation 106 Chapter 5 Collective Organisation of Matrons in Monarchic and Republican Rome and its Visibility in Public Spaces 108 Chapter 6 The Role of Women in Shaping the Funerary Landscape of Ostia and Portus 128 Chapter 7 Public and Private Employment of Marmora in Italica: a Symbol of Power and Romanness 148 Chapter 8 Damnosa hereditas? Italica and the Imperial Evergetism: an Approach to the Urban Vitality of the Colony in the Post-Hadrian Period (AD 138–211) 162 Chapter 9 Home, Honour, Hispania: the Case of L. Minicius Natalis Quadronius Verus 182 Part 3 Interconnectedness 204 Chapter 10 Between Mauretania and Numidia Provincial Boundaries, Land Connections and Imperial Administration in North Africa (1st–4th Centuries AD) 206 Chapter 11 Blurred Boundaries and Terrestrial Connection
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