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1.6 REFERENCES

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Ashby, T., The Aqueducts of Rome, McGrath, Oxford, 1935.
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Bruun, C., The Water Supply of Ancient Rome: A Study in Roman Imperial Administration,
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Eschebach, H., “Die Innerstädtische Gebrauchwasserversorgung, Dargestellt am Beispiel
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Evans, H. B., Water Distribution in Ancient Rome: The Evidence of Frontinus, University
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Fahlbusch, H., “Vitruvius and Frontinus—Hydraulics in the Roman Period,” in G.
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Garbrecht, G., Wasserversorgung Stechnik in romischer Zeit, R. Oldenbourg Verlag,
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Hodge, A. T., “In Vitruvium Pompeianum: Urban Water Distribution Reappraised,”
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Maiuri, A., “Pompeii Pozzi e Condotture d’Acqua…” and “Scoperta di Grandi Conditture
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