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| | University of Dallas - Clasiics Department Useful to Classicists |
 | | Two quirks: (a) place names are listed alphabetically sometimes under the nomen, sometimes under the cognomen--so you should use your browser's "find" window; (b) only the links in blue connect to biographies; for those in red, none are written yet. |
 | | ROMAN BRITAIN now includes three books: John Ward's The Roman Era in Britain, a general survey with many excellent illustrations (especially of jewelry, combs, keys, and similar objects); Thomas Codrington's Roman Roads in Britain, long the standard authority in its field; and a regional resource, George Witts's Archaeological Handbook of Gloucestershire. |
 | | ROMAN ATLAS [29 maps]: a collection of 19c maps covering most of the Roman world, some of them indexed with ancient and modern placenames, longitude and latitude (both modern and ancient according to Ptolemy), bibliographical refs, web links, etc. |
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