Etudes sur la "Confédération cirtéenne", entité singulière de l'Afrique romaine (IIe s. a.C. - IIIe s. p.C.). Collection Scripta Antiqua 159. Egypte Simone Podestà

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Etudes sur la "Confédération cirtéenne", entité singulière de l'Afrique romaine (IIe s. a.C. - IIIe s. p.C.). Collection Scripta Antiqua 159. Egypte Simone PodestàThe work is a collection of articles on a singular entity of Roman Africa, in the heart of northern Numidia, the Cirtaean Confederation (modern term), whose name is taken from its capital Cirta (Constantine in Algeria). It recalls that its creation is the fruit of a long genesis, whose origins can be traced back to the end of the 2nd century BC, even if the real attestation of its existence only dates from the beginning of the reign of Trajan. As