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PERSIAN GOLD IN PARTHENON INVENTORIES PERSIAN IONIA UNDER DARIUS: THE REVOLT RECONSIDERED PERSIAN KATOIKOI IN HELLENISTIC SMYRNA PERSIAN OCCUPIED THRACE (SKUDRA)PERSIAN STRATEGY AGAINST EGYPT AND THE DATE FOR THE BATTLE OF CITIUM PERSIANS (THE). AN INTRODUCTION PERSIKON DE KARTA HO STRATOS DORON: A TYPICALLY PERSIAN GIFT (HDT. IX, 109)PERSIUS AND THE REJECTION OF SOCIETY PERSIUS'CIRRATI AND THE SCHOOLING OF SLAVES PERSIUS.PERSONAL (THE) NAMES OF THE LATIN INSCRIPTIONS IN BULGARIA.PERSONAL CONDUCT AND LEGAL SANCTION IN THE DEMOCRACY OF CLASSICAL ATHENS PERSONAL ENMITY IN ROMAN POLITICS 218- 43 B. C.PERSONAL GRIEF AND PUBLIC MOURNING IN PLUTARCH'S "CONSOLATION TO HIS WIFE"PERSONAL INJURIES IN THE XII TABLES PERSONAL INJURIES IN THE XII TABLES.PERSONAL NAMES, ADOPTIONS AND FAMILIES OF THE ROMAN JURISTS PERSONAL PATRONAGE UNDER THE EARLY EMPIRE.PERSONAL POWER IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE PERSONAL POWER IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE.PERSONAL RELIGION : A PRODUCTIVE CATEGORY FOR THE STUDY OF ANCIENT GREEK RELIGION ?PERSONAL STATUS AND SEXUAL PRACTICE IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE PERSONALITY (THE) OF AUGUSTUS. REFLECTIONS ON SYME'S "ROMAN REVOLUTION"PERSONS OF DISCOURSE AND THE RHETORIC OF INCLUSION IN THE INSTITUTES OF GAIUS PERSONS OF POWER AND THEIR COMMUNITIES PERSONS TIED TO THE LAND AND TO THE CITY SERVICE FOR UTILITAS PUBLICA IN THE POSTCLASSICAL ROMAN WEST PERSPECTIVES ON SPARTAN EDUCATION IN THE CLASSICAL PERIOD.PERSUASION AND PARADIGM IN SENECA'S CONSOLATIO AD MARCIAM 1- 6 PERSUASION, COMPULSION AND FREEDOM IN PLATO'S LAWS PERTINAX AND THE ALIMENTA.PESCENNIUS NIGER: A THIRD YEAR ?PESSINOUS AND THE ATTALIDS : A NEW ROYAL LETTER PETE NOBILES AMICOS: POETS AND PATRONS IN LATE-REPUBLICAN ROME.PETITIO ET LARGITIO: POPULAR PARTICIPATION IN THE CENTURIATE ASSEMBLY OF THE LATE REPUBLIC PETITION AND RESPONSA. AN EPIGRAPHIC STUDY OF PETITIONS TO ROMAN EMPERORS 181-249 PETITION AND RESPONSE. AN EPIGRAPHIC STUDY OF PETITIONS TO ROMAN EMPERORS, 181- 249 PETITION CONCERNING A THEFT. P. BEROL. 7306.PETITION TO AN EPISTRATEGOS.PETITION TO THE CHIEF OF POLICE PETITION TO THE EPISTRATEGOS VEDIUS FAUSTUS.PETITIONS TO THE DIOIKETES?PETITIONS, LITIGATIONS, AND SOCIAL CONTROL IN ROMAN EGYPT PETRA PAPYRI (THE)PETRARCH, SCIPIO AND THE "AFRICA". THE BIRTH OF HUMANISM'S DREAM PETRIE (THE) PAPYRI. 2E ED., VOL. 1, THE WILLS PETRONIANA.PETRONIUS PETRONIUS AND THE FIRE OF ROME.PETRONIUS'BELLUM CIVILE AND LUCAN'S PHARSALIA: A POLITICAL RECONSIDERATION.PETRONIUS, HILARIUS AND VALERIANUS: PROSOPOGRAPHICAL NOTES ON THE CONVERSION OF THE ROMAN ARISTOCRACY.PEZETAIROI (THE) OF PHILIP II AND ALEXANDER III.PHAEDRUS THE FABULOUS PHAINEIN IN ATHENIAN LAWS AND LEGAL PROCEDURES PHANERA AND APHANES OUSIA IN CLASSICAL ATHENS.PHANOSTHENES (THE) DECREE. TAXES AND TIMBER IN LATE FIFTH-CENTURY ATHENS.PHAON, FREEDMAN OF NERO PHARAOH'S PEOPLE. SCENES FROM LIFE IN IMPERIAL EGYPT PHARAON ALEXANDER: A SCHOLARLY MYTH PHARASMANES AND THE IAZIGES. THE DATE OF THE TWO EMBASSIES IN CASSIUS DIO 69.15.2 PHAROS AND ROME PHAROS AND THE QUESTION OF ROMAN TREATIES OF ALLIANCE IN THE GREEK EAST IN THE THIRD CENTURY B. C. E.PHEIDIPPIDES THE LEGISLATOR. A NOTE ON ARISTOPHANES'CLOUDS PHEIDIPPOS AN ATHENIAN MINER. A NOTE ON THE POLETAI-INSCRIPTIONS.PHERECYDES OF SYROS: ANCIENT THEOLOGIAN AND GENEALOGIST PHILAGRIS, PERKETHAUT AND HERMOUPOLIS: THREE VILLAGES OR ONE?PHILANTHROPIA, ATHENS, AND DEMOCRACY IN DIODORUS SICULUS: THE ATHENIAN DEBATE PHILIP ARRHIDAIOS AT COURT – AN ILL-ADVISED PERSIANISM? MACEDONIAN ROYAL DISPLAY IN THE WAKE OF ALEXANDER PHILIP II AND ABDERA PHILIP II AND ARGAIOS. A PRETENDER'S STORY PHILIP II'S ASSASSINATION AND FUNERAL PHILIP II'S DESIGNS ON GREECE PHILIP II'S POLICY TOWARD GREECE: A RECONSIDERATION OF THE PEACE OF PHILOCRATES PHILIP II, ALEXANDER, AND THE TWO TYRANNIES AT ERESOS OF IG XII. 2. 526 PHILIP III ARRHIDAEUS AND THE CHRONOLOGY OF THE SUCCESSORS PHILIP OF MACEDON