family affairs: guild regulations and family relationships in roman egypt
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The charters and the prosopography of guilds in Egypt show that, rather than compensating for economic or social weakness, membership strengthened and multiplied existing family and other networks in ways that furthered success and prosperity.
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| Authors | ;Philip F. Venticinque |
| Journal | Fitoterapia |
| Year | 2010 |
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