Journal of Mediterranean Studies, Volume 16, Issues 1-2Mediterranean Institute, University of Malta, 2006 |
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... natural law when he went on and said : , 23 but if he cannot prevent my enemy from getting into it , I have a right ... nature in general [ was ] highly benefited'.25 ' Britannizing ' the Mediterranean Islands As for the means by which ...
... natural law when he went on and said : , 23 but if he cannot prevent my enemy from getting into it , I have a right ... nature in general [ was ] highly benefited'.25 ' Britannizing ' the Mediterranean Islands As for the means by which ...
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... nature of the cargo . This information permits us to establish the nature of the mercantile trade carried on by Greeks in Sicily . The Sicilian Quarantine System in the Early Modern Period The ravages of contagious disease , especially ...
... nature of the cargo . This information permits us to establish the nature of the mercantile trade carried on by Greeks in Sicily . The Sicilian Quarantine System in the Early Modern Period The ravages of contagious disease , especially ...
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... natural historians Pliny ( Natural History 9.23 ) , Oppian ( Haleutica 4.640 ) and Aelian ( History of Animals 2.8 ) describe this method . However , in Corsican waters , torch - fishing had been so productive that by the second century ...
... natural historians Pliny ( Natural History 9.23 ) , Oppian ( Haleutica 4.640 ) and Aelian ( History of Animals 2.8 ) describe this method . However , in Corsican waters , torch - fishing had been so productive that by the second century ...
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The Benefits | 1 |
The Mediterranean as a Place of Interculturalism | 19 |
The Migration of Chioggias Fishing Fleet in | 27 |
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