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heirloom

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-99695-4inor votive offerings, with the coin finds being most abundantly represented in the Constantinian issues, but tapering off considerably by the Theodosian period. Our amulet is perhaps to be placed in this later period.

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-99984-9skeletal remains lay a rolled-up . of pure gold. A small bronze coin was also found hanging from the skeleton. The coin provides us with little help in dating, as the earlier reports simply describe it in contemporary nomenclature (Kirchmann 1625: 504 “.;” Gruterus [1603]: xxi “.”).

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https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-663-10890-0lass vessel set in a bronze casing; and an iron knife, thoroughly rusted. In the soil outside the sarcophagus, diggers also found the following bronze objects: a modest helmet broken in two, a plate, two fragmentary necklaces, a head of a satyr, a small jar, and a gold coin. The gravegoods date the find to the 3rd cent. A.D.

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Arthritis

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流逝

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-322-83907-7n the site: Swoboda: 1964 .; R. Noll, s.v. “Carnuntum,” in R. Stillwell, ed. . (Princeton, 1976), p. 198f.; W. Jobst, . (Wien, 1983); H. Stiglitz, M. Kandier, & W. Jobst, “Carnuntum” in . II/6 (1977), pp. 585–730. The pieces were found in a stone sarcophagus among the gravesites located west of the Roman camp.

cuticle

Erratum to: Neue Rationelle Betonerzeugungpiece found in K?ln is further described by Fremersdorf 1939:39f.: Ein zweites, auf gleiche Art zusammengewickeltes, in zwei Teile zerbrochenes Silberblech ist mit der Slg. Messen (Inv. 8674a) in den Besitz des Wallraf-Richartz-Museum gekommen. Ein Versuch zur Aufrollung und Lesung ist noch nicht erfolgt.

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