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Paperback Siglarium Romanum: Sive Explicatio Notarum Ac Literarum, Quæ Hactenus Reperiri Potuerunt, in Marmoribus, Lapidibus, Nummis, Auctoribus, Aliisque Roman [Latin] Book

ISBN: 1289943370

ISBN13: 9781289943370

Siglarium Romanum: Sive Explicatio Notarum Ac Literarum, Quæ Hactenus Reperiri Potuerunt, in Marmoribus, Lapidibus, Nummis, Auctoribus, Aliisque Roman [Latin]

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Siglarium Romanum, first published in 1792, is a comprehensive guide to Roman abbreviations and symbols. Compiled by John Gerrard, this exhaustive work meticulously catalogues and explains the numerous notations and letters found on ancient Roman artifacts, including marbles, stones, coins, and within the writings of classical authors. Presented in alphabetical order, the "Siglarium Romanum" serves as an invaluable resource for scholars, historians, and anyone seeking to decipher the abbreviated language of the Roman world. This book offers crucial insights into Roman culture, administration, and daily life, as reflected in their written communications.

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