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J. Bradford, _Ancient Landscapes_, 145–216

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F. Castagnoli, “I più antichi esempi conservati di divisioni
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----, “Le ricerche sui resti della centuriazione,” _Note e
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P. MacKendrick, “Asphodel, White Wine, and Enriched Thunderbolts,”
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Doris M. Taylor, “Cosa: Black-glaze Pottery,” _Mem. Am. Acad. in
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J. B. Ward Perkins, “Early Roman Towns in Italy,” _Town Planning
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