Publications – Leonard A. Curchin
Books:
The
Romanization of
Roman Spain: Conquest and Assimilation. 250 pp. Routledge, 1991; reprint Norton, 1995. ISBN 0-415-06451-1. Spanish translation, España romana, Editorial Gredos, 1996. ISBN 84-249-1826-6.
The
Local Magistrates of Roman Spain.
The Elgins: A History of
the
Articles:
“A
Babel of Tongues: The Ancient Names of the Balearic Islands and their Meaning”,
Philologus 154 (2010), forthcoming.
“Toponimia
antigua de Oretania y Bastitania”, Boletín
del Instituto de Estudios Giennenses, forthcoming.
“Implantation
et toponymie: Vers un profil linguistique de la Lusitanie romaine”. Actes de la VIIe Table Ronde
Internationale sur la Lusitanie romaine, forthcoming.
“Place-names
of the
“Linguistic
Strata in Ancient Cantabria: The Evidence of Toponyms”, Hispania Antiqua 31 (2007), 7-20.
“Toponymy of
“Boiotians
in the Baleares: The Origin of a Greek Myth”, Ordia Prima 6 (2007), 83-89.
“Toponyms Of
“The Romanization of
Art in Celtiberia”, Brathair (e-journal, ISSN 1519-9053,
www.brathair.com) 7 (2007), 3-16.
“Corpus de ciudades
romanas en el valle
“Nueva
investigación de la toponimia antigua de
“L’administration romaine dans la
vallée du
“Communications
fluviales en Lusitanie”.
V mesa redonda internacional sobre Lusitania romana: Las comunicaciones, ed. J.-G. Gorges,
“Problèmes de la planification urbaine
dans le centre de la Péninsule Ibérique”. Au jardin des Hespérides:
Histoire, société et épigraphie des mondes anciens.
Mélanges offerts à Alain Tranoy, ed. C. Auliard and L. Bodiou (
“Mitología celtibérica: El problema de las bestias fantásticas”, Kalathos 22-23 (2003-04), 183-193.
“Whose Hair Wants Cutting in Martial 12.18?” Rheinisches Museum für Philologie 146 (2003), 222-224.
“The
Augustan Poets and
“Celtiberian Metrology and its Romanization”. Zephryus 55 (2002), 247-255.
“/p/ indoeuropeo en celtibérico: Nuevos ejemplos”. Habis 33 (2002), 199-201.
“Circulación monetaria en la Carpetania”. Hispania Antiqua 25 (2001), 183-197.
“A Tiberian
Milestone from Matalebreras (
“The Roman Family: Recent Interpretations”. Zephyrus 53-54 (2000-2001), 535-550.
“Epigrafía familiar de Lusitania: Algunas rectificaciones”. Anas 13 (2000), 57-58.
“La famille lusitano-romaine”. Sociedad y cultura en Lusitania romana, ed. J.-G. Gorges and T. Nogales Basarate (Mérida: Junta de Extremadura, 2000), 329-341.
“Aetates mortuorum: Études quantitatives sur les âges des défunts en Lusitanie”. Conimbriga 39 (2000), 275-284.
“Problems with Children's Nomenclature in Roman Spain”. Homenaje a José Mª Blázquez, IV: Hispania romana, ed. J. Alvar (Madrid: Ediciones Clásicas, 1999), 121-138.
“A Survey
in the Region of
“Semantic
Alternatives in the Celtiberian Bronze Tablet from Luzaga (
“Cannibalism
in
“Surface
Survey at the Roman Villa at
“Funerary Customs in
“Celticization
and Romanization of Toponymy in
“Roman Frontier Concepts in the Spanish Interior: Configuration and Ideology”. Roman Frontier Studies 1995: Proceedings of the XVIth International Congress of Roman Frontier Studies, ed. W. Groenman-van Waateringe et al. (Oxford: Oxbow Books, 1997), 67-71.
“The Sarmatian Walls of Uxama”. Mnemosyne 50 (1997), 209-212.
“Ptolemy
and the Lost City of
“Cult and Celt: Indigenous
Participation in Emperor Worship in
“Chelido's Bones: A New
“Five
Celtic Town-names in
“The Unburied Dead at
“History Effaced: The
Disappearance of Ancient Monuments in
“Literacy in the
“Two Alabanenses? A Textual Problem in Pliny, Nat. Hist. 3.25-26”. Philologus 139 (1995), 337-338.
“The Forgotten Inscriptions
of Morata de Tajuña (
“Roman Army Recruitment in
“Fragmento epigráfico de Santa Marta del Cerro (Segovia)”. Ficheiro Epigráfico 48 (1995), no. 220.
“Roman Heads and Tales”. The Anvil 5 (1995), 63-64.
“Juridical
Epigraphy and Provincial Administration in
“The Celtiberian Vocable
'kar' in Two Inscriptions from
“Roman Gold
Coins from
“Local
Elites in Baetica in the Time of Trajan”. Imp. Caesar Nerva Traianus Aug., ed. J. González
Fernández (
“Emperor
Worship on the Coins of Tarraco (
“Responses
to Wealth Differentiation in Ancient
“Une
dédicace à Divus Titus, de
“Living
Conditions of the Roman Soldier in
“Élite
urbaine, élite rurale en Lusitanie”. Les villes de Lusitanie romaine: Hiérarchies et territoires (
“Vergil's 'Messiah': A New
Governor of
“Rural
Romanization in
“Romanization and Demography at Tarraco”. Archivo Español de Arqueología 60 (1987), 159-171.
“Social Relations in
“Non-Slave Labour in Roman Spain”. Gerión 4 (1986), 177-187.
“Marcus Agrippa's Gout”. American Journal of Philology 107 (1986), 406.
“The Romanization of
“From limes to Latinitas:
Roman Impact on the Spanish Meseta”. Studien zu den Militärgrenzen Roms,
“Men of the Cloth:
Reflections on the Roman Linen Trade, Based on a New Document from
“Misread
Inscriptions from
“De quand date le premier rapprochement entre la suite de Fibonacci et la division en extrême et moyenne raison?” Centaurus 28 (1985), 129-138 (with R. Herz-Fischler).
“Plemianus and Latinilla: Two
Misnomers in Spanish Epigraphy”. Boletín del
Seminario de Estudios de Arte y Arqueología (
“Vici and pagi in Roman Spain”. Revue des Études Anciennes 87 (1985), 327-343.
“Epigraphic Notes from the Spanish Meseta”. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 58 (1985), 244-246.
“The Romanization of
“The Lex Cincia and Lawyers' Fees under the Republic”. Classical Views 2 (1983), 38-45.
“Further Corrections to Hispano-Roman Epigraphy”. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 53 (1983), 112-116.
“Familial Epithets in the Epigraphy of Roman Britain”. Britannia 14 (1983), 255-256.
“Personal Wealth in Roman Spain”. Historia 32 (1983), 227-244.
“Forgotten Inscriptions from Baria (Tarraconensis)”. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 49 (1982), 185-186.
“Jobs in Roman Spain”. Florilegium 4 (1982), 32-62.
“Familial Epithets in the Epigraphy of Roman Spain”. Mélanges offerts en hommage au R.P. Étienne Gareau = Cahiers des Études Anciennes 14 (1982), 179-182.
“Notes and
Corrections to the Latin Epigraphy of
“Hero of
“Old Age in
“Minoans at
“A Greek Epitaph of 'Syrian' Type”. Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 36 (1979), 135-136.
“A Frontier War in the Third Millennium B.C.”. Comparative Frontier Studies 12 (1978), 3.
“Eannatum and the Kings of Adab”. Revue d'Assyriologie et d'Archéologie Orientale 71 (1977), 93-95.