The Journal of Roman Studies Volume LXXXIX 1999

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The Journal of Roman Studies Volume LXXXIX 1999

ARTICLES
BRIAN BOSWORTH
AUGUSTUS, THE RES GESTAE AND THE HELLENISTIC THEORIES OF APOTHEOSIS 1

BRUCE GIBSON
OVID ON READING: READING OVID. RECEPTION IN OVID TRISTIA II 19

REBECA FLEMMING
QUAE CORPORE QUASTUM FACIT: THE SEXUAL ECONOMY OF FEMALE PROSTITUTION IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE 38

W.V. HARRIS
DEMOGRAPHY, GEOGRAPHY AND THE SOURCES OF ROMAN SLAVES 62

WERNER ECK
THE BAR KOKHBA REVOLT: THE ROMAN POINT OF VIEW 76

FERGUS MILLAR
THE GREEK EAST AND ROMAN LAW: THE DOSSIER OF M. CN. LICINIUS RUFINUS 90

J.N. ADAMS
THE POETS OF BU NJEM: LANGUAGE, CULTURE AND THE CENTURIONATE 109

J.B. RIVES
THE DECREE OF DECIUS AND THE RELIGION OF EMPIRE 135

R.R.R. SMITH
LATE ANTIQUE PORTRAITS IN A PUBLIC CONTEXT: HONORIFIC STATUARY AT APHRODISIAS IN CARIA, A.D. 300-600 155

SURVEY ARTICLE
SARA MYERS, THE METAMORPHOSIS OF A POET: RECENT WORK ON OVID 190

REVIEW ARTICLE
INGRID A. R. DE SMET, NOT FOR THE CLASSICISTS/ THE STATUE OF NEO-LATIN STUDIES 205

The Journal of Roman Studies Volume LXXXIX 1999

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• The Society for the Promotion of Roman Studies, London, 1999