Family and Community: Commemorative Choices among the Jewish Epitaphs from Rome
Epitaphs have long served as a medium for exploring identity and social relationships in the Roman world. Several important studies have quantified relationships between the deceased and dedicator, age at death, and the use of epithets on Roman epitaphs. This article applies the same quantitative ap...
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