- European Law: Applicability of Rome I, Rome II and Brussels Ibis2016 | Faculty of Law
- Nařízení Řím I a Nařízení Řím II. Komentář (Rozehnalová a kol.) +12022 | Faculty of Law
- Skíðaríma2015 | Faculty of Arts
- German Historical Institut Rome2013 | Faculty of Social Sciences
- The Rome Convention and the Regulation Rome I.2008 | Faculty of Law
- Ancient Rome: art and architecture of ancient powers2014 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Rome and bees2012 | Publication without faculty affiliation
- Splendor mundi: Bishop Adalbert (Vojtěch) in Rome2014 | Faculty of Education
- Considerations over the political institutions of Republican Rome2017 | Faculty of Law
- Some aspects of the birth of the ancient Rome2018 | Faculty of Law
- Death at Rome : Sepulchral inscriptions as mirror of the life.2009 | Faculty of Education
- Contribution of rime to atmospheric sulphur deposition in Central Europe: A combined empirical and modelling approach2022 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Rutilius Namatianus, Stilicho, and the Last Pagans of Rome2020 | Faculty of Arts
- Orthodoxy, Rome, and Church unionism2012 | Faculty of Arts
- Ancient Rome +22004 | Faculty of Law
- Relationship between parent and child in ancient Rome2015 | Faculty of Law
- Starověký Řím2018 | Faculty of Law
- Roman Myths: Gods, Heroes, Villains and Legends of Ancient Rome2023 | First Faculty of Medicine
- Lead fluxes and 206Pb/207Pb isotope ratios in rime and snow collected at remote mountain-top locations (Czech Republic, Central Europe): Patterns and sources2016 | Faculty of Mathematics and Physics
- Prostitution in Ancient Rome2003 | Faculty of Law
- Roman roads. All roads lead not only to Rome2016 | Faculty of Arts
- Employees of ancient Rome2018 | Faculty of Law
- Courts and Judges in the Ancient RomePublication without faculty affiliation
- Paulus Orosius a přírodní katastrofy v dějinách Říma2019 | Faculty of Arts
- Notáři a notářství v antickém Římě2009 | Faculty of Law
- Notaries and notary in Ancient Rome2016 | Faculty of Law
- Solicitor and notary public in ancient Rome I2009 | Faculty of Law