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Villas and Christian cult in the Iberian peninsula - ALEXIS OEPEN, VILLA UND CHRISTLICHER KULT AUF DER IBERISCHEN HALBINSEL IN SPÄTANTIKE UND WESTGOTENZEIT (Spätantike — Frühes Christentum — Byzanz, Reihe B, Band 35; Reichert Verlag Wiesbaden 2012). S. 525, Taf. 61. ISBN 978-3-89500-857-3. EUR. 148.

Published online by Cambridge University Press:  27 November 2014

Damian Fernandez
Damian Fernandez*
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Northern Illinois University, [email protected]
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Journal of Roman Archaeology , Volume 27 , 2014 , pp. 923 - 926
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1 For recent treatments of Late Roman villas in the peninsula, see Ochoa, C. Fernández, García-Entero, V. and Sendino, F. Gil (edd.), Las villae tardorromanas en el Occidente del imperio: arquitectura y función (Gijón 2008)Google Scholar; Arnau, A. Chavarría, Arce, J. and Brogiolo, G. P. (edd.), Villas tardoantiguas en el Mediterráneo occidental (Madrid 2006)Google Scholar. For Christian buildings, see Bowes, K., “‘Une coterie espagnole pieuse’: Christian archaeology and Christian communities in fourth- and fifth-century Hispania,” in ead. and Kulikowski, M. (edd.), Hispania in late antiquity: current perspectives (Leiden 2005) 189–258 CrossRefGoogle Scholar; Agudo, U. and Ángeles, M., Iglesias tardoantiguas y altomedievales en la península ibérica: análisis arqueológico y sistemas de abovedamiento (Madrid 2006)Google Scholar; Ripoll, G. et al., “La arquitectura religiosa hispánica del siglo IV al X y el proyecto del Corpus Architecturae Religiosae Europeae-CARE-Hispania ,” Hortus Artium Medievalium 18.1 (2012) 45–73 CrossRefGoogle Scholar (with bibliography). Carbonell, J. Sales, Las construcciones cristianas de la Tarraconensis durante la antigüedad tardía. Topografía, arqueología e historia (Barcelona 2012)Google Scholar.

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