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MELANTHUS, CODRUS, NELEUS, CAUCON: RITUAL MYTH AS ATHENIAN HISTORY.MELSAS, THE FOUNDER OF MESAMBRIA?MEMBERS SERVING TWICE IN THE ATHENIAN BOULE AND THE POPULATION OF ATHENS AGAIN MEMMIUS ANTIOCHOS AND DAULIS (IG IX.1 61) : BETWEEN ROMAN PROCEDURE AND LOCAL LAW ?MEMMIUS VITRASIUS ORFITUS : SIGNO HONORIUS ?MEMNON ON THE SIEGE OF HERACLEA PONTICA BY PRUSIAS I AND THE WAR BETWEEN THE KINGDOMS OF BITHYNIA AND PERGAMUM MEMNON, KING OF EGYPT MEMORIA ROMANA : MEMORY IN ROME AND ROME IN MEMORY MEMORIAE (THE) APOSTOLORUM IN ROMAN NORTH AFRICA.MEMORIALS TO THE ROMAN DEAD MEMORIES OF HELENA: PATTERNS IN IMPERIAL FEMALE MATRONAGE IN THE FOURTH AND FIFTH CENTURIES MEMORIES OF MARCELLUS; HISTORY AND MEMORY IN ROMAN REPUBLICAN CULTURE MEMORIES OF ODYSSEUS. FRONTIER TALES FROM ANCIENT GREECE. TRAD BY J. LLOYD MEMORY AND MOURNING : STUDIES ON ROMAN DEATH MEMORY AND RELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE IN THE GRECO-ROMAN WORLD MEMORY SANCTIONS AND DISGRACE OF EMPERORS IN OFFICIAL DOCUMENTS AND LAWS MEMORY, MONEY, AND STATUS AT MISENUM: THREE NEW INSCRIPTIONS FROM THE COLLEGIUM OF THE AUGUSTALES MEMPHIS UNDER THE PTOLEMIES.MEN (THE) (REIMP. SOUS LE TITRE: L'EQUIPAGE DE LA TRIERE)MEN NAMED THOUKYDIDES AND THE GENERAL OF 440/39 B. C. (THUC. I, 117, 2)MEN OF BRONZE : HOPLITE WARFARE IN ANCIENT GREECE MEN OF GREEK CULTURE IN THE GREATER ROMAN PRIESTHOODS MEN WITHOUT HOPE MEN'S AGE AT MARRIAGE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES IN THE ROMAN FAMILY.MEN: A NEGLECTED CULT OF ROMAN ASIA MINOR.MENACE (THE) OF DIONYSUS; SEX ROLES AND REVERSALS IN EURIPIDES'BACCHAE MENANDER AND THE NEW SOCIETY OF HIS TIME.MENANDER IN MACEDONIAN WORLD.MENANDER RHETOR AND THE WORKS ATTRIBUTED TO HIM MENANDER'S DRAMATIC TECHNIQUE AND THE LAW OF ATHENS.MENAS' INSCRIPTION AND CURUPEIDON.MENAULION-MENAULATOI.MENCHES, KOMOGRAMMATEUS OF KERKEOSIRIS: THE DOINGS AND DEALINGS OF A VILLAGE SCRIBE IN THE LATE PTOLEMAIC PERIOD (120- 110 B.C.)MENDACITY IN VELLEIUS MENDICANCY AND COMPETITION IN CATULLUS 23 AND MARTIAL 12, 32 MENECRATES OF ELAEA. SUGGESTIONS FOR ADDITIONAL FRAGMENTS MENIPPEAN SATIRE AS A LITERARY GENRE, WITH A SPECIAL REFERENCETO SENECA'S APOCOLOCYNTOSIS.MENON OF THESSALY.MENS SANA IN CORPORE SANO: HEALING CULTS AS A POLITICAL FACTOR IN ETRUSCAN RELIGION.MENSTRUATION AND MAMERCUS SCAURUS (SEN. BENEF. 4. 31. 3)MENTAL MAPS: SEEING LIKE A ROMAN MENTIONING (THE) OF MORE THAN ONE ELDEST CHILD IN OLD KINGDOM INSCRIPTIONS.MERCENARIES, THEIR WOMEN, AND COLONISATION MERCHANT (THE) CLASS OF UGARIT MERCHANTS (THE) OF SUSA MERCHANTS FOND OF CORN: CITIZENS AND FOREIGNERS IN THE ATHENIAN GRAIN TRADE MERCHANTS, PROSTITUTES AND THE NEW POOR. FORMS OF CONTACT AND SOCIAL STATUS MERHUM AND MERHUTUM IN MARI.MERIBAAL AND THE SYSTEM OF LAND GRANTS IN ANCIENT ISRAEL MERISMOS ANAKECHOREKOTON: AN ASPECT OF THE ROMAN OPPRESSION IN EGYPT MERNEPTAH IN CANAAN.MEROBAUDES AND MAXIMUS IN GAUL.MERODACH- BALADAN AT DUR-JAKIN: A NOTE ON THE DEFENCE OF BABYLONIAN CITIES.MERODACH-BALADAN II MEROITIC FUNERARY RELIGION MERV OASIS (THE): EVOLUTION OF SETTLEMENT PATTERNS AND IRRIGATION SYSTEMS MESAGNE (THE) HOARD AND THE COINAGE OF THE LATE REPUBLIC MESOPOTAMIA: ASSYRIANS, SUMERIANS, BABYLONIANS. TRANSLATED BY ROSANNA M. GIAMMANCO FRONGIA. DICTIONARIES OF CIVILIZATIONS MESOPOTAMIAN (THE) DELTA REGION: A RECONSIDERATION OF LEES AND FALCON.MESOPOTAMIAN RELATIONS WITH THE WEST, INCLUDING ANATOLIA.MESOPOTAMIANS AND MESOPOTAMIAN LEARNING AT HATTUSA.MESSAGE (THE) OF LU-DINGIR-RA TO HIS MOTHER" AND A GROUP OF AKKADO-HITTITE "PROVERBS"MESSALA AND THE PRINCIPATE MESSALINA AS AUGUSTA MESSALINA, WIFE OF CLAUDIUS: PROPAGANDA SUCCESSES AND FAILURES OFHIS REIGN METAL (THE) FINDS FROM POGGIO CIVITATE (MURLO), 1966-1978.METAMORPHOSES (THE) OF CONSTANTINE.METAMORPHOSES IN WATER.METAMORPHOSES OF TITHONUS IN ROMAN GLYPTIC METAMORPHOSIS (THE) OF THE BARBARIAN. ATHENIAN PANHELLENISM IN A CHANGING WORLD METAMORPHOSIS AND DISRUPTION: COMMENTS ON SENECA'S 114TH EPISTULA MORALIS METAMORPHOSIS IN GREEK MYTH.METAPHORICAL APPEALS TO CIVIC ETHOS IN LYCURGUS' AGAINST LEOCRATES METAPHYSICS AND METHOD IN PLATO'S STATESMAN METAXA RAW SILK: AN EXOTICAL WORD?