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The Position of civilians in the frontier areas of the Roman Empire: a note on O.G.I.S. 519, 11. 15–16

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 February 2009

Peter Salway
Peter Salway
Affiliation:
All Souls College, Oxford
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The Classical Review , Volume 19 , Issue 3 , December 1969 , pp. 273 - 274
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Copyright © The Classical Association 1969

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page 273 note 1 An example is the emergence of civitates, after an intermediate stage as imperial estate, on the Upper German frontier in Trajanic times (O.R.L. 51, 39): cf. J.R.S. Iv (1965), 224, no. 11 (A.D. 258–68).

page 273 note 2 Salway, , The Frontier People of Roman Britain (revised impression, 1967), 181 and 189.Google Scholar

page 273 note 3 Tacitus, , Ann. xiii. 54: agrosque vacuos et militum usui sepositos.Google Scholar

page 273 note 4 Dio lxxi. 15: not specifically described as military zone but probably such in practice.

page 273 note 5 C. G. Starr, The Roman Imperial Navy 2nd edn. 1960), 22 (citing C.I.L. xi. 863 and C.I.L. xi, p. 6).