W. BROEKAERT, NAVICULARII ET NEGOTIANTES: A PROSOPOGRAPHICAL STUDY OF ROMAN MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS (Pharos: Studien zur griechisch-römischen Antike

readability of the book would have been much improved by the inclusion of tables and additional maps. There are only four gures, three of which are plans and one of which is a map of Roman Asia Minor. Tables highlighting key information from the Murecine Tablets and tables or an appendix of inscriptions with information such as date and ndspot would have been particularly useful. Overall, however, this book contains a thought-provoking collection of material related to Roman trading communities and is a signicant contribution to the study of Roman trade.