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MORE ABOUT THE HESNI CONSPIRACY MORE ASTRONOMICAL TABLES FROM TEBTUNIS.MORE BABYLONIAN PROPHECIES MORE CHALCENTERIC NEGLIGENCE.MORE EVIDENCE FOR SEXAGESIMAL CALCULATION IN THE THIRD MILLENIUM B. C.MORE FICTION IN THE EPITOME MORE GRAECO- BABYLONIACA.MORE IS WORSE: SOME OBSERVATIONS ON THE POPULATION OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE MORE MEMBERS SERVING TWICE IN THE ATHENIAN BOULE.MORE NARBONENSIAN SENATORS MORE NARBONENSIAN SENATORS.MORE NOTES ON THE TEXT OF THE "ATH. POL"MORE ON THE CLIENTELAE OF THE PATRICIAN CLAUDII MORE ON THE ITALICA FRAGMENT OF LEX MUNICIPALIS.MORE ON THE PRYTANEION DECREE.MORE ON THOSE FUGITIVES FROM PHILADELPHIA (P. OSLO INV. 1026)MORE OSTRACA FROM THE FITZ-WILLIAM MUSEUM MORE OSTRAKA FROM THE HEERLEN COLLECTION.MORE PAPYRI FROM THE BRITISH MUSEUM MORE PENTHEMEROS CERTIFICATES FROM KARANIS MORE REMARKS ON SOME IMPERIAL TITLES IN THE PAPYRI II MORE REMARKS ON SOME IMPERIAL TITLES IN THE PAPYRI III.MORE REMARKS ON SOME IMPERIAL TITLES IN THE PAPYRI.MORE SPEECH AND ALLUSION IN TACITUS'ANNALES XIV MORE STUDIES IN THE ANCIENT GREEK POLIS MORE THAN MISTRESSES, LESS THAN WIVES: THE ROLE OF ROMAN CONCUBINAE IN LIGHT OF THEIR FUNERARY MONUMENTS MORGANTINA (THE) GOLD HOARD AND THE COINAGE OF NICETAS MORTAL (THE) HERO. AN INTRODUCTION TO HOMER'S ILIAD MORTGAGE OF LAND PROPERTY AND FREEING FROM IT IN UGARIT.MOSAICS AND ROOM FUNCTION: THE EVIDENCE FROM SOME FOURTH-CENTURY ROMANO-BRITISH VILLAS.MOSAICS AS HISTORY: THE NEAR EAST FROM LATE ANTIQUITY TO ISLAM MOSAICS OF THE GREEK AND ROMAN WORLD.MOSCHIS' CASE. ON THE EXECUTION OF FISCAL DEBTS AND THE BENEFICIUM EXCUSSIONIS MOSES AND THE LAW.MOSES FINLEY AND POLITICS MOST (THE) ANCIEN SCRIPTS OF IRAN: THE CURRENT SITUATION.MOST (THE) DIVINELY APPROVED AND POLITICAL DISCORD: THINKING ABOUT CONFLICT IN THE DEVELOPING POLIS MOST (THE) UNMILITARY OF HISTORIANS?MOST FORTUNATE ROOTS': TRADITION AND LEGITIMACY IN PARTHIAN ROYAL IDEOLOGY MOTHER (THE) OF LIVIA AUGUSTA AND THE AUFIDII LURCONES OF THE REPUBLIC MOTHER AND SUN IN ROMANO-CELTIC RELIGION.MOTHERHOOD AND THE OTHER : FASHIONING FEMALE POWER IN FLAVIAN EPIC MOTIVATION IN ANCIENT ACCOUNTS OF THE EARLY HISTORY OF THE QUAESTORSHIP AND ITS CONSEQUENCES FOR MODERN HISTORIOGRAPHY MOTIVES (THE) FOR ATHENS'ALLIANCE WITH CORCYRA. (THUC. 1, 44)MOTIVES (THE) OF THE ROMAN FARMER'S ECONOMIC OPTIONS.MOTYA. A PHOENICIAN AND CARTHAGENIAN CITY IN SICILY.MOTYA: URBAN FEATURES.MOUNTAIN ECONOMIES IN SOUTHERN EUROPE. THOUGHTS ON THE EARLY HISTORY, CONTINUITY AND INDIVIDUALITY OF MEDITERRANEAN UPLAND PASTORALISM MOUNTAIN MOTHER (THE): THE OTHER ANATOLIAN GODDESS AT EPHESOS MOUNTAINS MARGINS. POWER, RESOURCES AND ENVIRONMENTAL INEQUALITY IN ANTIQUITY MOVEMENTS (THE) OF THE AUXILIA FROM AUGUSTUS TO HADRIAN MOVERS AND STAYERS MOVING EPIGRAMS : MIGRATION AND MOBILITY IN THE GREEK EAST MOVING ROMANS : MIGRATION TO ROME IN THE PRINCIPATE MULTIPLE CHARGES, UNITARY PUNISHMENT AND RHETORICAL STRATEGY IN THE QUAESTIONES OF THE LATE ROMAN REPUBLIC MULTIPLE GENTILE AFFILIATIONS AND THE ATHENIAN RESPONSE TO ROMAN DOMINATION MULTIPLE INTERPRETATION OF THE OPENING AND CLOSING OF THE TEMPLE OF JANUS : A MISUNDERSTANDING OF OVID. FASTI 1, 281 MUMMIES AND DEATH IN EGYPT. FOREWORD BY JEAN YOYOTTE. TRANSLATED FROM THE FRENCH BY DAVID LORTON MUMMIUS'DEDICATIONS AT OLYMPIA AND PAUSANIAS'ATTITUDE TO THE ROMANS MUNDO THE GEPID: FROM FREEBOOTER TO ROMAN GENERAL.MUNERA AND POLITICS DURING THE ROMAN REPUBLIC MUNERA PUBLICA AND EXEMPTIONS (VACATIO, EXCUSATIO AND IMMUNITAS)MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE MUNICIPAL ADMINISTRATION IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE MUNICIPAL FUNDS IN THE LIGHT OF CHAPTER 69 OF THE LEX IRNITANA MUNICIPAL INTERVENTION IN THE PUBLIC CONSTRUCTION OF TOWNS AND CITIES IN ROMAN HISPANIA MUNICIPAL VIRTUES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE. THE EVIDENCE OF ITALIAN HONORARY INSCRIPTIONS MUNICIPIUM FLAVIUM IRNITANUM: A LATIN TOWN IN SPAIN.MUNIFICENCE AND MUNICIPIA: BEQUESTS TO TOWNS IN CLASSICAL ROMAN LAW MUNITA CONIUGIA: THE EMPEROR CONSTANTINE'S LEGISLATION ON MARRIAGE AND THE FAMILY.MUNTEHE MURASUS (THE) IN CONTEXT.MURDER WAS NOT A CRIME. HOMICIDE AND POWER IN THE ROMAN REPUBLIC MURLO AND THE ETRUSCANS. ART AND SOCIETY IN ANCIENT ETRURIA MUTILATION AND TRANSFORMATION, DAMNATIO MEMORIAE AND ROMAN IMPERIAL PORTRAITURE