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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04219-4ion-urns, lamps, coins of Antoninus Pius, Macrinus, Alexander Severus, and bronze and iron fragments (Bauer 1877: 68f.). Somewhat beneath this cultural stratum (following a layer of empty soil), diggers found remains of a female skeleton, wearing bronze bracelets and glass pearls about the neck. On

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-031-16110-0Tricciana carried out by the Hungarian National Museum (1937–1942) brought to light a large cemetery of approximately 342 Roman graves of the 4th cent. A.D. The excavation of the group of graves, nos. 107–258 (Burger 1966:109), brought to light one burial in particular in which our silver phylactery

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Jewish Liturgical Fragments in Greekted outside of the southernmost corner of the Roman fort at Segontium. The house, of a late date, was situated atop a Roman cremation cemetery that lay southeast of the fort along the southside of Llanbeblic Road. The cemetery yielded three burial urns in 1922 (1st cent. A.D.), as well as evidence o

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Magic Names (Fragment)en times; but due to the condition of the tablet, only the first five lines of the text could be photographed and read. These lines contain only a few Greek and Latin letters or .. Despite the text’s relative unimportance, the piece is included because it was found in an attested gravesite. Another