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I found this sample chapter titled: The Roman Empire And Hadrian from the book:
Hadrian and the Cities of the Roman Empire by Mary T. Boatwright.
The Bryn Mawr Review is so-so, but I think that the above chapter might be helpful for our chat on Wednesday.
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