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I Cimiteri Paleocristiani Del Lazio Ii Sabina MONUMENTI DI ANTICHITÀ CRISTIANA PUBBLICATI A CURA DEL PONTIFICIO ISTITUTO DI ARCHEOLOGIA CRISTIANA II SERIE XX VINCENZO FIOCCHI NICOLAI I CIMITERI PALEOCRISTIANI DEL LAZIO II SABINA 2009 CITTÀ DEL VATICANO ISBN 978-88-85991-48-4 © Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana, 2009 I-00185 Roma, Via Napoleone III, 1 Tel. 064465574 - Fax 064469197 E-mail: [email protected] Web: www.piac.it A Pasquale Testini ELENCO DELLE ABBREVIAZIONI AA. SS. = Acta Sanctorum, ed. PP. Bollandisti, Anversa, Bruxelles, Tongerloo, 1643 ss.; 3ª ed., Parisiis et Romae 1863-1887. ALVINO, Via Salaria = G. ALVINO, Via Salaria, Roma 2003. AMORE, Martiri = A. AMORE, I martiri di Roma, Roma 1975. ANDREOZZI, Diocesi = A. ANDREOZZI, Le antiche diocesi sabine, I, Cures-Nomentum, Roma 1973. Archeol. Laz. = Archeologia Laziale, I-XII. 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