Where the cities end : intramural urban fabric, walls and continentia aedificia between epigraphic evidence and classical Roman jurisprudence

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  • List of illustrations
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  • Contributors
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  • Introduction
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  • Where the cities end : intramural urban fabric, walls and continentia aedificia between epigraphic evidence and classical Roman jurisprudence
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  • Setting boundaries : assessing limits and limitations at Pergamon's (intra) urban periphery
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  • Rural landscapes and their suburbs : a view of the urban periphery fromthe countryside
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