Roman colonies in the first century of their foundation

Abstract

1. Introduction: 100 years of Solitude: Colonies in the first century of their foundation (R. Sweetman) 2. Language and Identity in the Roman Colonies of Sicily (K. Korhonen) 3. A Tale of Two Colonies: Augusta Emerita (Merida) and Metellinum (Medellin) in Roman Lusitania (J. Edmonson) 4. Corduba/Colonia Patricia: the colony that was founded twice (A. Jimenez and J. Carrillo) 5. Imperial cult and imperial reconciliation (P. Scotton) 6. Between Atticus and Aeneas: the making of a colonial elite at Roman Butrint (I. Hansen) 7. Alien settlers consisting of Romans: identity and built environment in the Julio-Claudian foundations of Epirus in the century after Actium (W. Bowden) 8. Colonia Iulia Nobilis Cnosus, the first 100 years: the evidence of Italian sigillata stamps (M. Baldwin Bowsky) 9. Colonial space and the city: Augustus' geopolitics in Pisidia (A. de Giorgi) 10. Afterword: catastrophe and aftermath (G. Woolf)

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