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12. Velleius Paterculus II, 16; Pliny, NH, V, 35-37; Florus II, 31;
Dio LV, 28,1-4; ART 301.
13. Ward-Perkins 1971; Thompson 1971; Haynes 1959.
14. IRT 269,273,275,294,300,319,321-324,338.
15. IRT p. 76; Jenkins 1977.
16. Tacitus, Ann., III, 74: Ex quis Cornelius Scipio legatus praefuit
quae praeditio in Leptitanos et suffugia Garamantum...
17. Bartocinni 1958,1-10. The text found in Lepcis in the 1950's seems
to confirm the meaning if not the sense of a reading made in 1685 of
an inscription since lost: Dolabella Rom. Proco/Tacfa. debel. civitas
Oeam rest/pac. conserv pop Aphr prot/. ... et consec.
18. IRT 330-31.
19. Tacitus, Hist, IV, 50; Pliny, NH, V, 38.
20. Pliny, NH, V. 38; Di Vita-Evrard 1979,67-98.
21. IRT 342,346 (muriicipium) ; IRT 347,348 and 349 for sufetes in A. D. 92,
93-94 and 80-96; see also Gascou 1972a, 75-80.
22. Thompson 1971,235-50, noted that the conventus of Italian citizens
within Lepcis seems to have remained remarkably impotent in comparison
to the pattern in many other towns in Proconsularis. See also Benabou
1976,511-550; Birley 1971,293-307 (on the family of Severus).
23. At the end of the first century A. D. two Lepcitanian aristocrats were
accused of bribing the Proconsul to take action against Roman
equestrians in the town, Younger Pliny, Letters II, 11; III, 9.
24. IRT 427,428; Digest, L, 15,8, II; Birley 1971a.
25. SHA, Severus XVIII, 3; Alex. Sev., XXII, 2; Aurelianus XLVIII, 1;
Aurelius victor, de Caes, 41.
26. As, for instance, the unfinished Late Baths, see Goodchild 1965,15-28.
27. Lepelley 1967; 1979; 1981a and b.
28. See below Chapter 3: 3 and 4: 5 and Mattingly 1983.
29. Ammianus Marcellinus XXVIII, 6,1-14.
30. As note 28 above.
31. Procopius, de aed., VI, 4,1-12.
32. Ward-Perkins and Goodchild 1953b; Pringle 1981,208-211; Ibn Abd-el-
Hakam - Gateau 1947,35-37, El-Tijani a Brett 1978,55-58.
33. Courtois 1955,70-79; 93 96, although this book has much else of
fundamental value. For the non-abandonment, see di Vita 1964,90-98.