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1999 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND PHILOTAS ALEXANDER'S PATRIUS SERMO IN THE PHILOTAS AFFAIR PP. 117- 1281999 PISISTRATE SOLON SOLON AND SALAMIS, PEISISTRATOS AND NISAIA PP. 133- 1391999 PERSIAN ARMY STRENGTHS IN ARRIAN- PTOLEMY PP. 129- 1321999 WHEAT PRODUCTION AND THE ROMANIZATION OF NORTHERN GAUL PP. 59- 621998 DAMASCIUS SEXTUS EMPIRICUS DAMASCIUS' SKEPTICAL AFFILIATIONS PP. 111- 1251998 EMPEDOCLE VEGETARIANISM (THE) OF EMPEDOCLES IN ITS HISTORICAL CONTEXT PP. 19- 361998 FABIA MINOR TULLIA (FILLE DE SERVIUS TULLIUS) REDEEMING FABIA: SISTERS AND HONOR IN LIVY PP. 10- 181998 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS WOMEN AND PHYSICAL DISABILITY IN ANCIENT GREECE PP. 3- 91998 IULIUS CELSUS POLEMAEANUS (TI) IULIUS QUADRATUS (C. ANTIUS A.) IULIUS QUADRATUS BASSUS (C.) POMPEIUS MACRINUS NEOS THEOPHANES (M.) MEN OF GREEK CULTURE IN THE GREATER ROMAN PRIESTHOODS PP. 71- 731998 JULIEN (FLAVIUS CLAUDIUS IULIANUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) SYNESIOS JULIAN THE BYZANTINE AND SYNESIUS THE HELLENE PP. 127- 1381998 METON USES (THE) OF TIME IN FIFTH-CENTURY ATHENS PP. 37- 52, 4 FIG.1998 PORPHYRIUS NEOPLATONICUS CHALDEAN ORACLES (THE) AND THE SCHOOL OF PLOTINUS PP. 91- 1051998 PSELLOS (MICHEL) PLOTINUS, PSELLUS, AND THE CHALDAEAN ORACLES: A REPLY TO MAJERCIK PP. 107- 1101998 SOCRATES PHILOSOPHUS OPENING (THE) SECTION OF THE APOLOGY PP. 53- 611998 IMPORTANCE (THE) OF THEOPHRASTUS' METAPHYSICS IN ANCIENT GREEK INTELLECTUAL HISTORY PP. 151- 1601998 ON THE LENGTH OF THE REIGNS OF THE SUMERIAN KINGS PP. 161- 1731997 ALCIBIADE THUCYDIDES' EVALUATION OF THE SICILIAN EXPEDITION: 2- 65- 11 PP. 127- 1321997 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND ALEXANDER THE GREAT IN MUNICH AND ATHENS PP. 47- 49, PL.1997 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND ALEXANDER'S HIPPARCHIES PP. 133- 1481997 AN EARLY HISTORY OF SARDINIA 1000 BC- AD 1000. LITERARY AND EPIGRAPHICAL EVIDENCE PP. 3- 23, CARTE1997 RECRUTMENT (THE) AND ASSIGNMENT OF BENEFICIARII CONSULARIS IN THE DANUBE PROVINCE PP. 149- 166, FIG., CARTES1996 AKAKALLIS AKAKALLIS, A DIVINITY FROM WESTERN CRETE PP. 54- 581996 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND IN THE WAKE OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT: THE IMPACT OF CONQUEST ON THE AEGEAN WORLD PP. 29- 371996 EUKRATIDES EUKRATIDES OF BAKTRIA PP. 72- 76, 2 FIG.1996 OLYMPIODOROS CAREER (THE) OF OLYMPIODORUS OF ATHENS. (CA. 340- 270 BC) PP. 59- 661996 PHILIPPE II DE MACEDOINE PHILIP II'S ASSASSINATION AND FUNERAL PP. 81- 871996 THUCYDIDES HISTORICUS IDEOLOGY (THE) OF SPARTAN CONSERVATISM PP. 147- 1551996 COINS IN TAXES AND MARKETS OF THE ROMAN WORLD PP. 197- 2041996 COINS, CULTS, HISTORY AND INSCRIPTIONS III. STUDIES IN HONOR OF AL. N. OIKONOMIDES MELANGES OIKONOMIDES (AL. N.) XX- 110 P.1996 DECREE (THE) OF ARISTOTELES: SOME EPIGRAPHICAL DETAILS PP. 39- 511996 FRAUS, FAKERY AND FORGERY: THE LIMITS OF ROMAN INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY PP. 172- 1831996 GREEK CONTACT WITH EGYPT AND THE LEVANT: CA. 1600- 500 BC. AN OVERVIEW PP. 20- 281996 PROXENIA (THE) DECREES OF THE AITOLIAN FEDERATION PP. 158- 167, 4 FIG.1991 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND A NEW ALEXANDER-HISTORY. PP. 61- 66.1991 BARDYLIS CAREER (THE) OF BARDYLIS PP. 49- 59, 1 CARTE.1991 LIVIUS (TITUS) POLYBIUS ROMAN DOMINION: DESIRE AND REALITY PP. 37- 42.1991 POLYEUCTOS DE SPHETTOS ATHENIAN (THE) ORATOR AND POLITICIAN - POLYEUKTOS OF SPHETTOS. BIBLIOGRAPHICA, BIOGRAPHICA, DECRETA ET FRAGMENTA PP. 3- 8.1991 ZEUS IS THE NAME OF ZEUS STILL TAKEN IN VAIN IN CRETE? PP. 9- 21.1991 REMINICENCES ON THE THRACIAN CHERSONESOS. A LECTURE DELIVERED ATMESAMBRIA. PP. 23- 30.1990 AGLAUROS ATHENIAN (THE) CULTS OF THE THREE AGLAUROI AND THEIR SANCTUARIESBELOW THE ACROPOLIS OF ATHENS. PP. 11- 17.1990 CONSTANTIN LE GRAND (FLAVIUS VALERIUS CONSTANTINUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) A PAGAN'S REACTION TO CONSTANTINE'S CONVERSION. RELIGIOUSREFERENCES IN THE TRIER PANEGYRIC OF A. D. 313. PP. 45- 63, 9 PL.1990 CONSTANTIN LE GRAND (FLAVIUS VALERIUS CONSTANTINUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) LICINIUS (VALERIUS LICINIANUS LICINIUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) PROELIUM CIBALENSE ET PROELIUM CAMPI ARDIENSIS: THE FIRST CIVIL WAR OF CONSTANTINE I AND LICINIUS I PP. 67- 85.1990 DIDIUS (TITUS) TITUS DIDIUS AND HIS MACEDONIAN PRAETORSHIP. PP. 123- 126.1990 PISISTRATE PEISISTRATOS, THE CULTS, AND THE UNIFICATION OF ATTICA. PP. 2- 9.1990 COULD WOMEN ATTEND THE THEATER IN ANCIENT ATHENS? PP. 25- 43.1990 ISAURIAN NAMES AND THE ETHNIC IDENTITY OF THE ISAURIANS. PP. 109- 121.1990 ORIGIN (THE) OF THE GREEK POLEIS IN GREEK THOUGHT. PP. 23- 26.1989 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND DARIUS III CODOMAN MACEDONIAN ARMY AT GAUGAMELA, ITS STRENGTH AND THE LENGTH OF ITS BATTLE-LINE PP. 77- 80, 1 FIG.1989 ANTIPATROS (400- 319) DEMADES PERDICCAS (DIADOQUE) DEMADES'LAST YEARS, 323/2- 319/8 B. C.: A "REVISIANIST"INTERPRETATION. PP. 19- 30.1989 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) CAESAR (C. IULIUS) CALVISIUS SABINUS (C.) CORNELIUS CINNA MAGNUS (CN.) IUNIUS SILANUS (M.) LUCRETIUS VESPILLO (Q.) TARIUS RUFUS (L.) SOME UNEXPECTED CONSULSHIPS. PP. 47- 56.1989 CYRUS II LE GRAND LYDIAN (THE) CAMPAIGN OF CYRUS THE GREAT IN CLASSICAL ANDCUNEIFORM SOURCES. PP. 69- 76.1989 DEMETRIOS IER POLIORCETE PTOLEMEE IER SOTER GENERALSHIP (THE) OF PTOLEMY I AND DEMETRIUS POLIORCETES AT THEBATTLE OF GAZA (312 B. C.) PP. 29- 38, 2 FIG.1989 JULIEN (FLAVIUS CLAUDIUS IULIANUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) EMPEROR JULIAN'S EDICTS OF RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE. PP. 99- 110.1989 PHOTIUS ARRIAN'S EVENTS AFTER ALEXANDER. SUMMARY OF PHOTIUS AND SELECTEDFRAGMENTS. PP. 81- 108.1989 AELIAN'S MANUAL OF HELLENISTIC MILITARY TACTICS. A NEW TRANSLATIONFROM GREEK WITH AN INTRODUCTION. PP. 31- 64.1989 SENATORIAL PROVINCES: AN INSTITUTIONALIZED GHOST PP. 93-971989 WHAT THE GREEKS THOUGHT OF THEIR EARLY HISTORY. PP. 39- 45.1988 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND A PAWN-SACRIFICE AT THE BATTLE OF THE GRANICUS: THE ORIGINS OF AFAVORITE STRATEGEM OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT. PP. 3- 20, 1 FIG.1988 ALEXANDRE LE GRAND ALEXANDER'S SIEGE OF GAZA. PP. 21- 30, 2 FIG.1988 AMYNTAS III AMYNTAS III AND THE POLITICAL STABILITY OF ARGEAD MACEDONIA. PP. 35- 44.1988 ANAXAGORAS EMPEDOCLE HERODOTUS HISTORICUS PROTAGORAS XENOPHANES GREEK (THE) EXILES: HERODOTUS'CONTEMPORARIES. PP. 17- 28.1988 BENDIS CULT (THE) OF THE THRACIAN GODDESS BENDIS IN ATHENS AND ATTICA. PP. 59- 76, 2 ILL.1988 CALPURNIUS PISO FRUGI (L.) POLITICAL (THE) BACKGROUND OF THE LEX CALPURNIA OF 149 B. C. PP. 109- 119.1988 ERECHTHEUS ERECHTHEUS, BOUTES, ITYS AND XONTHOS: NOTES ON EGYPTIAN PRESENCEIN EARLY ATHENS. PP. 77- 86.1988 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS EARLY LIFE OF HERODOTUS. PP. 3- 15.1988 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS HERODOTUS IN EGYPT. 1. THE COUNTRY. 2. THE PEOPLE. PP. 77- 87, 89- 98.1988 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS HERODOTUS'CHOICE OF EGYPT AS A SUBJECT. PP. 99- 107.1988 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS HERODOTUS'TRAVELS. PP. 67- 75.1988 BYZANTINE KINGSHIP: THE CLAIM OF DYNASTIC RIGHT. PP. 49- 55.1985 BUYING THE VOTE: ELECTORAL CORRUPTION IN THE LATE REPUBLIC PP. 87- 941980 ROMAN ATTITUDES TOWARD EGYPTIANS. PP. 97- 103.
