Tabulae Herculanenses

Giuseppe Camodeca

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Abstract The cities around Mount Vesuvius, destroyed by the eruption in 79 CE , have preserved for us wax tablet archives ( Caecilius Iucundus, Sulpicii , and Tabulae Herculanenses ) of extraordinary importance for the study of Roman social and economic history, onomastics, juridical praxis, and even the consular fasti .

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