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Roman Forum (Rome, Italy)--History 1 record
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Roman Forum (Rome, Italy)--History--To 1500 1 record
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  1. England--Antiquities (450 records)
  2. Forums, Roman--England (0 records)
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Roman français--20e siècle--Histoire et critique 1 record
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Roman français--20e siècle--Thèmes, motifs 1 record
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Roman, Frédéric, 1871-1943 1 record
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Roman, Gil 1 record
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Roman, goddess, war, Spanish, navy 1 record
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Román Gómez, Vicente, 1776---Congresses 1 record
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Roman, Hieromonk, 1954---Criticism and interpretation 1 record
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Roman historiography 1 record
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Roman historique 1 record
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Roman history 2 records
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Roman history--Early works to 1800 1 record
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Roman imperial coinage--Indexes 1 record
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Roman, J. (Joseph), 1840-1924. Description des sceaux des familles seigneuriales de Dauphiné 1 record
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Roman, Jacques, 1948---Criticism and interpretation 1 record
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Roman, Johan Helmich, 1694-1758 2 records
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Roman, Johan Helmich, 1694-1758--Archives 1 record
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Roman, Johan Helmich, 1694-1758--Manuscripts 1 record
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