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BAR Publishing, 1989. — 362 p. — (British Institute of Archaeology at Ankara Monograph 11, BAR International Series 553.1).Soundings at Seh Qubba, a Roman frontier station on the Tigris in Iraq - W. Ball
The Nabataean army - J. Bowsher
Coping with the Caucasus: Roman responses to local conditions in Colchis - D. Braund
Juvenal and the East: satire as an historical source - S.H. Braund
The Roman pottery from Seh Qubba, north Iraq - S. Campbell
Roman policy in Transcaucasia from Pompey to Domitian - E. Dabrowa
Equestrian officers in the East - H. Devijver
Strategies of economic development in the Roman East: the Red Sea trade revisited - J.W. Eadie
Estimating the strength of quadriburgia garrisons, exemplified by En Boqeq in the Negev - M. Gichon
Zenobia and the Arabs - D.F. Graf
Not ‘why not playing cards?’ but ‘why playing cards in the first place?’ - S. Gregory
The East as part of the wider Roman imperial frontier policy - N. Hodgson
Consent and control: how the peace was kept in Rough Cilicia - K. Hopwood
Procopius, Roman defences north of the Taurus and the new fortress of Citharizon - J. Howard‐Johnston
Luttwak’s ‘Grand Strategy’ and the eastern frontier of the Roman Empire - B.H. Isaac
The military contribution of Syria to the Roman imperial army - D.L. Kennedy
The fate of the ninth legion – a problem for the eastern provinces? - L.J.F. Keppie
Campaign preparations in late Roman‐Persian warfare - A.D. Lee
Roman urban defences in the East in late antiquity: the case of the Negev - A. Lewin
The Gainas crisis at Constantinople in 399 - J.H.W.G. Liebeschuetz
Sapor before the walls of Amida - C.S Lightfoot
Epigraphy and the Notitia Dignitatum - H.I. MacAdam