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Pre-Roman Gubbio Irene Rosenzweig: Ritual and Cults of Pre-Roman Iguvium. Pp. viii +152; plan of Gubbio. (Studies and Documents edited by K. and S. Lake, IX.) London: Christophers, 1937. Paper, 15s [Book Review]
The Classical Review 51 (05):193-194 (1937)
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