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Bulla Regia I: a new church and Christian cemetery
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  • 1973La romanisation d'une cité indigène d'Afrique : Bulla Regia76 cited
  • 1990Évêchés et cités dans les provinces africaines (IIIe-Ve siècles)32 cited
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