The roman area of Baetica: data for the establishment of an eastern borderline and subdivision
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https://doi.org/10.24310/BAETICA.1997.v1i19.559Abstract
On the basis of several existing hypotheses as to the outline of the borderline between the senatorial province (Baetica) and the imperial province (Tarraconense), a hypothetical line of division is established in the eastern area of Baetica, as well as the possible subdivision of this province, that is the division into connentus iuridici.
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