The Inscriptions of Caesarea and Their Relation to the Physical Remains of the City. II: Aqueduct Inscriptions, Legionary Inscriptions, Funerary Inscriptions, and Inscriptions on Portable Objects
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Bradley H. McLean, The Inscriptions of Caesarea and Their Relation to the Physical Remains of the City. II: Aqueduct Inscriptions, Legionary Inscriptions, Funerary Inscriptions, and Inscriptions on Portable Objects, https://caesarea-maritima.org/bibl/HGX2YHLP, https://www.zotero.org/groups/caesarea-maritima/items/HGX2YHLP, https://www.zotero.org/groups/2320447/items/HGX2YHLP, The Ancient World, 1999, 3-28, 30

McLean, Bradley H. “The Inscriptions of Caesarea and Their Relation to the Physical Remains of the City. II: Aqueduct Inscriptions, Legionary Inscriptions, Funerary Inscriptions, and Inscriptions on Portable Objects.” The Ancient World 30 (1999): 3–28.

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Bradley H. McLean, The Inscriptions of Caesarea and Their Relation to the Physical Remains of the City. II: Aqueduct Inscriptions, Legionary Inscriptions, Funerary Inscriptions, and Inscriptions on Portable Objects, The Ancient World 30 (1999): 3–28.