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A Gymnasion at Segesta? A Review of the Archaeological and Epigraphic Evidence595
Development of Gymnasia and Graeco- Roman Cityscapes - kompletter Band511
Hellenistic Gymnasia in the Heart of Athens: Change and Continuity497
The Gymnasiarchia from the Hellenistic Age to the Roman Empire497
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Ruler Portraits and Ruler Cult in the Pergamon Gymnasion491
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Interpreting the Plural ‘Gymnasia’ within the Context of Ruler Cult472
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