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2003 CALPURNIUS PISO (CN.) PATER QUAESTIONES PISONIANAE: PROCEDURAL AND CHRONOLOGICAL NOTES ON THE S.C. DE CN. PISONE PATRE PP. 311- 3702000 DEMOCRACY IN SYRACUSE, 466- 412 BC PP. 189- 2062000 POLITICS AND RELIGION IN THE BACCHANALIAN AFFAIR OF 186 BCE PP. 301- 3101999 PINDAR, NEMEAN SIX: A COMMENTARY PP. 33- 911998 ANNIUS PAPIANUS MILO (T.) CLODIUS PULCHER (P.) NARRATIVE OBFUSCATION, PHILOSOPHICAL TOPOI, AND TRAGIC PATTERNING IN CICERO'S PRO MILONE PP. 219- 2411998 GLAUCOS GLAUCUS REDIVIVUS PP. 1- 30, 3 FIG.1998 OCTAVIA (CLAUDIA) OCTAVIA'S HEROINES: TACITUS ANNALES 14. 63- 64 AND THE PRAETEXTA OCTAVIA PP. 339- 3561998 TESTIMONIA RITUS ITALICI: MALE GENITALIA, SOLEMN DECLARATIONS, AND A NEW LATIN SOUND LAW PP. 183- 2171995 CICERO (MARCUS TULLIUS) CICERO AND GREEK PHILOSOPHY PP. 53- 611995 ENEE GRAIA PANDETUR AB URBE PP. 233- 2411995 BARBARISM (THE) OF THE GREEKS PP. 3- 141995 GRAECO RITU: A TYPICALLY ROMAN WAY OF HONORING THE GODS PP. 15- 311995 GREEK PARASITES AND ROMAN PATRONAGE PP. 181- 1951994 CAMILIA PIA CASE (THE) OF THE HEIRESS CAMILIA PIA PP. 301- 3411994 ENTELLA TABLETS. VI (254- 241 B. C.) AND VII (20TH CENT. A. D.?) PP. 127- 160, 4 PL. HT.1994 JEWISH (THE) DONOR INSCRIPTIONS FROM APHRODISIAS: ARE THEY BOTH THIRD-CENTURY, AND WHO ARE THE THEOSEBEIS? PP. 281- 2991993 ANAXANDRIDES COMICUS ARISTOPHANES COMICUS EURIPIDES PARODY AND LATER GREEK COMEDY PP. 181- 1951993 ENNIUS RHEA SILVIA VERGILIUS ILIA'S DREAM: ENNIUS, VIRGIL AND THE MYTHOLOGY OF SEDUCTION PP. 257- 2711993 ATHENS'FESTIVAL ON THE NEW WINE PP. 197- 2501993 BOETHIUS AS A TRANSMITTER OF GREEK LOGIC TO THE LATIN WEST: THE CATEGORIES PP. 367- 4071992 ADRASTOS REMAKING MYTH AND REWRITING HISTORY: CULT TRADITION IN PINDAR'SNINTH NEMEAN PP. 77- 111.1992 CLODIUS (SEXTUS) OU CLOELIUS (SEXTUS), LIEUTENANT DE P. CLODIUS PULCHER SEX. CLOELIUS, SCRIBA PP. 227- 250.1992 LUCILIUS SATIRICUS MARX (FRIEDRICH) LUCILIUS 730 M: A SCALE OF POWER PP. 217- 225.1992 PARMENIDES ROOT (THE) OF PARMENIDES PP. 113- 120.1992 PERICLES PERICLES'PRAISE OF ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY. THUCYDIDES 2. 37. 1 PP. 157- 167.1992 THUCYDIDES HISTORICUS RELIGIOUS (THE) DIMENSION TO THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR, OR, WHATTHUCYDIDES DOES NOT TELL US PP. 169- 197.1992 AES OLET: PETRONIUS 50. 7 AND MARTIAL 9. 59. 11 PP. 349- 3531992 TRIAL (THE) SCENE IN THE ILIAD PP. 53- 76.1990 CONSTITUTION OF THE FIVE THOUSAND. PP. 243- 280.1990 ECONOMICS AND IDEOLOGY IN ARISTOPHANES'WEALTH. PP. 223- 242.1990 JEWISH (THE) COMMUNITY OF ANCIENT SARDIS: A REASSESSMENT OF ITSRISE TO PROMINENCE. PP. 343- 359, 2 FIG.1989 DEMOSTHENES'SPEECH AGAINST MEIDIAS. PP. 117- 136.1989 TRADITIONAL ELEMENTS IN THE CONCEPT OF HAMARTIA IN ARISTOTLE'S POETICS. PP. 137- 156.1987 CALPURNIUS BIBULUS (M.) M. BIBULUS AND FOUR SONS PP. 185- 198.1987 IMPERIAL BUILDING IN THE EASTERN ROMAN PROVINCES. PP. 333- 365.1986 CURIATIUS MATERNUS SIGNIFICANCE OF TACITUS'DIALOGUS DE ORATORIBUS. PP. 225- 244.1986 ENEE ULYSSE AENEAS FOUNDED ROME WITH ODYSSEUS. PP. 93- 110.1986 DATE (THE) OF ISOKRATES'AEROPAGITIKOS. PP. 77- 84.1985 CALLIMACHUS WINE, WATER, AND CALLIMACHEAN POLEMICS. PP. 107- 119.1985 EPICHARMUS TWO STUDIES ON EPICHARMUS AND HIS INFLUENCE. PP. 37- 51.1985 EURIPIDES EURIPIDEAN PRIESTS. PP. 53- 73.1985 GODS AND MEN IN THE ILIAD AND THE ODYSSEY. PP. 1- 23.1985 INTERIM NOTES ON THE PAPYRUS FROM DERVENI. PP. 121- 140.1985 LIBRI RECONDITI (THE) PP. 207- 2341985 PLINY'S LETTERS AND THE DIALOGUS. PP. 171- 206.1984 ARCHYTAS TARENTINUS HORACE AND THE MONUMENTS: A NEW INTERPRETATION OF THE ARCHYTAS ODE (C. I.28) PP. 71- 102.1984 ISIS PRODICUS SOPHISTS (THE) AND HELLENISTIC RELIGION: PRODICUS AS THE SPIRITUAL FATHEROF THE ISIS ARETALOGIES. PP. 139- 158.1984 LURIUS VARUS LURIUS VARUS, A STRAY CONSULAR LEGATE. PP. 165- 169.1984 MENELAOS HOLLOW LAKEDAIMON. PP. 1- 11.1984 A NEW SLOGAN FOR OLIGARCHY IN THUCYDIDES III. 82. 8. PP. 25- 45.1984 BANDITS IN JUDAEA AND ARABIA. PP. 171- 203, 1 CARTE.1984 ON THE ALEXANDROS OF EURIPIDES. PP. 47- 70.1982 ARRIANUS CAREER (THE) OF ARRIAN. PP. 181- 211.1982 AUGUSTE (L'EMPEREUR OCTAVE) AUGUSTUS AND AUGUST: SOME PITFALLS OF HISTORICAL FICTION. PP. 151- 170.1982 CAECILIUS HILARUS (Q.) FUNERARY (THE) INSCRIPTION OF THE PHYSICIAN OF CAECILIA CRASSI IN THE FOGG ART MUSEUM. PP. 141- 150, 3 FIG.1982 CATILINA (LUCIUS SERGIUS CATILINA, CONNU SOUS LE NOM DE) CICERO, PRO SULLA 68 AND CATILINE'S CANDIDACY IN 66 BC. PP. 121- 131.1982 MEMMIUS (C.) COITIO (THE) OF 54 BC, OR WAITING FOR CAESAR. PP. 133- 139.1982 PHILIPPE II DE MACEDOINE A PHANTOM FRAGMENT OF THEOPOMPUS AND PHILIP II'S FIRST CAMPAIGN IN THESSALY. PP. 55- 78.1982 ULPIEN (DOMITIUS ULPIANUS) ROMAN LIFE EXPECTANCY: ULPIAN'S EVIDENCE. PP. 213- 251.1982 CURATORES AQUARUM PP. 171- 180.1981 ACHILLES (AURELIUS) TWO INSCRIPTIONS FROM APHRODISIAS. PP. 107- 129, 6 FIG.1981 SERENUS SAMMONICUS SERENUS SAMMONICUS. PP. 189- 212.1981 OCTOBER HORSE. PP. 261- 291.1980 BAR KOCHBA BAR KOKHBA COINS AND DOCUMENTS. PP. 311- 335, 1 FIG., 3 CARTES.1980 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS SESOSTRIS III SESOSTRIS AND HERODOTUS'AUTOPSY OF THRACE, COLCHIS, INLAND ASIA MINOR AND THE LEVANT. PP. 51- 74, 1 CARTE.1980 MAECENAS (CAIUS CILNIUS) AN UNPUBLISHED LATIN FUNERARY INSCRIPTION OF PERSONS CONNECTED WITH MAECENAS. PP. 263- 277.1980 CASE (THE) OF THE DOOR'S MARRIAGE (CATULLUS 67, 6) PP. 81- 89.1980 LEGIO VI FERRATA: THE ANNEXATION AND EARLY GARRISON OF ARABIA. PP. 283- 309, 3 FIG.1979 HADRIEN (P. AELIUS HADRIANUS, EMPEREUR SOUS LE NOM DE) UMMIDIUS QUADRATUS UMMIDIUS QUADRATUS, CAPAX IMPERII PP. 287- 3101979 ATHENS IN 100 B. C. PP. 213- 235.1979 COLOGNE (THE) MANI CODEX RECONSIDERED. PP. 339- 367.1978 HERODOTUS HISTORICUS DID HERODOTUS EVER GO TO THE BLACK SEA? PP. 45- 62.1977 ARRIANUS ARRIAN AND THE ALANI PP. 217- 255.1977 TITULATURE (LA) DE NICEE ET DE NICOMEDIE: LA GLOIRE ET LA HAINE. PP. 1- 39.1976 DIANA PLANCIANA PLANCII (THE) OF PERGE AND DIANA PLANCIANA. PP. 231- 237.
