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G. F o r n i , II reclutamento delle legioni da Augusto a Diocleziano (Pubblicazioni délia Facoltà di Filosofia e Lettere dell'Univer-sità di Pa via, 1953).
Not seen. I know it only from the review by J. F. Gilliam, Amer. Journ. Philol. L X X V I , 3 (1955) 323—324.
S. Daris, Note per la storia delVesercito romano in Egitto (Aegyptus X X X V I , 2 [1956] 235—246).
This article is a supplement to J. Le s qui er's work L'armé romaine d'Egypte d'Auguste à Dioclétien. The author proves that in addition to three legions, six alae and 14 cohorts established by L e s q u i e r , there were in Egypt other military units unknown to him.
J. F. Gilliam, The Veterans and Praefectus castrorum of the II Traiana in A.D. 157 (Amer. Journ. Philol. L X X V I I , 4 [1956] 359—375).
The author discusses a Latin inscription published by A b d u l -l a t i f A h m e d A -l y in the Anna-ls of the Facu-lty of Arts Ain Shame
University III (1955) 111—146 (cf. JJP 9—10 [1956] p. 559). The re-examination concerns three points: the origins of the veterans, the praefectus in Egypt, and the rank of the officer with this title named in the inscription.
J. F. Gilliam, P. Mich. 163 [Class. Phil. vol. LI, No. 2 [1956[ 96—98).
The author asserts that the first column of this papyrus is a list of soldiers, arranged by dates of enlistment. The second may or may not have had the same character as the first.
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G. R o u i l l a r d , La vie rurale dans l'Empire byzantin (Paris 1953) 205 pp.
Not seen. I know it only from the review of G. H. B l a n k e n in Bibliotheca Orientalis X I V , No. 1 (1957) p. 59.
