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SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF AN INSCRIBED BREASTPLATE CAPTURED AT FALERII IN 241 B. C.SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF ROMAN IMPERIAL COIN TYPES SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF SNAKE JEWELLERY HOARDS.SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF THE CENTURION AND "PRIMIPILARIS" IN THE ROMAN ARMY AND ADMINISTRATION SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF THE NAVAL TRIUMPH IN ROMAN HISTORY (260-29 BCE)SIGNIFICANCE (THE) OF THE THEMISTOCLES DECREE SIGNIFICANCE OF TACITUS'DIALOGUS DE ORATORIBUS.SIGNIFICATION (THE) OF THE VEIL IN THE ANCIENT NEAR EAST SIKYON.SILENCE AND DEMOCRACY: ATHENIAN POLITICS IN THUCYDIDES' HISTORY SILENT BY CONVENTION? SOPHOCLES' TEKMESSA SILIUS ITALICUS ON THE FALL OF SAGUNTUM SILKTRADE AND THE BYZANTINE PENETRATION IN THE STATE ORGANIZATIONOF SOUTH ARABIA (C. 533)SILVANUS, URSICINUS AND AMMIANUS: FACT OR FICTION?SILVER ANCHORS AND CARGOES OF OIL: SOME OBSERVATIONS ONPHOENICIAN TRADE IN THE WESTERN MEDITERRANEAN.SILVER AND GOLD OF VALOR: THE AWARD OF ARMILLAE AND TORQUES SILVER AND SILVERSMITHING.SILVER LATIN POETRY AND THE LATIN NOVEL.SIMILE (THE) OF PUNICA 14. 189- 91.SIMILES (THE) OF ILIAD TWO.SIMONIDES IN SICILY.SIMONIDES' ELEGY ON PLATAIA. THE OCCASION OF ITS PERFORMANCE SIMPLICIUS AND OTHERS ON ARISTOTLE'S DISCUSSIONS OF REASON.SIMU GAMRU: ITS FUNCTION AND HISTORY SIMULACRA GENTIUM: THE ETHNE FROM THE SEBASTEION AT APHRODISIAS.SIMULATION OF ATHENIAN COURT. A NEW TEACHING METHOD SIN, IGNORANCE AND FORGIVENESS IN THE BIBLE SINGERS ON THE MOVE. TRAVEL AND SOCIAL MOBILITY AMONG THE GREEK RHAPSODES AND POETS SINGLE COMBAT AND BEING ROMAN SINGLE COMBAT IN THE ROMAN REPUBLIC SINS (THE) OF THEIR FATHERS: SI PATER FILIUM TER VENUM DUIT SIPHONS IN ROMAN AQUEDUCTS.SIPPAR IN THE REIGN OF SINSUM-LISIR (626 BC)SIPPAR-AMNANUM. THE UR-UTU ARCHIVE VOL. 1 SIREN FEASTS. A HISTORY OF FOOD AND GASTRONOMY IN GREECE SISSIKTU AND SIKKU. THEIR MEANING AND FUNCTION.SISTERS (THE) OF ALEXANDER THE GREAT: ROYAL RELICTS.SITE (THE) OF MYOS HORMOS: A VIEW FROM SPACE SITOMETREIA: THE ROLE OF GRAIN AS A STAPLE FOOD IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY.SIX ATHENIAN SACRIFICIAL CALENDARS SIX BYZANTINE DOCUMENTS SIX CAIRO PAYRI SIX DOCUMENTS CONCERNING PENTHEMEROS FROM THE OSLO PAPYRUS COLLECTION SIX FRAGMENTS FROM THE YALE COLLECTION SIX HOARDS OF SYRIAN TETRADRACHMS OF THE THIRD CENTURY AD.SIX NOTES ON BYZANTINE DOCUMENTS.SIX YEARS OF TACITEAN STUDIES. AN ANALYTIC BIBLIOGRAPHY ON THE"ANNALES" (1981- 1986)SIXTH (THE) CENTURY END OR BEGINNING?SIXTH (THE) CENTURY TYRANNY AT SAMOS SIZE (THE) AND ORGANIZATION OF THE ROMAN IMPERIAL LEGION SIZE (THE) OF THE COUNCIL OF THE AREOPAGOS AND ITS SOCIALCOMPOSITION IN THE FOURTH CENTURY B. C SIZE (THE) OF THE GRAIN DISTRIBUTIONS IN IMPERIAL ROME AND CONSTANTINOPLE SIZE (THE) OF THE PROVINCIAL EMBASSIES TO THE EMPEROR UNDER THE PRINCIPATE.SIZE (THE) OF THE ROMAN POPULATION: BELOCH AND THE MEANING OF THE AUGUSTAN CENSUS FIGURES SIZE (THE) OF THE SPARTAN PATRONOMATE SKEPTICISM OF SEXTUS EMPIRICUS.SKILLED SLAVES AND THE ECONOMY: THE SILVER MINES OF THE LAURION SKINS (THE) OF PHEREKYDES AND EPIMENIDES SKLAVEN UND FREIGELASSENE ALS GRAMMATIKER UND PHILOLOGEN IM ANTIKEN ROM.SLAUGHTER (THE) OF GOTHIC HOSTAGES AFTER ADRIANOPLE SLAVE (THE) AND FREEDMAN PERSONNEL OF PUBLIC LIBRAIRIES IN ANCIENT ROME SLAVE (THE) POPULATION OF ROMAN ITALY. SPECULATION AND CONSTRAINTS.SLAVE AGENCY AND CITIZENSHIP IN CLASSICAL ATHENS SLAVE INFANTS AND DOWRIES FOR DEFRAUDED CREDITORS ? ECONOMIC SENSE CHALLENGING WOMEN'S FORTUNE IN DIGEST 42.8 SLAVE MARRIAGES IN THE LAWS OF GORTYN : A MATTER OF RIGHTS ?SLAVE PRICES IN LATE ANTIQUITY (AND IN THE VERY LONG TERM)SLAVE RELEASE IN THE BIBLICAL WORLD IN LIGHT OF A NEW TEXT SLAVE REVOLTS IN ANTIQUITY SLAVE SOCIETIES IN THE GRECO-ROMAN ANTIQUITY.SLAVE WAR AND SLAVE TROUBLES IN CHIOS IN THE THIRD CENTURY B. C.SLAVE-CATCHING. (TO PROFESSOR FRANCOIS OLIVIER-MARTIN OF THEUNIVERSITY OF PARIS)SLAVE-LABOUR VS. NON-SLAVE-LABOUR: THE PROBLEM OF A DEFINITION.SLAVE-PROSTITUTES AND ERGASIA IN THE DELPHIC MANUMISSION INSCRIPTIONS SLAVE-WIVES, SINGLE WOMEN AND "BASTARDS" IN THE ANCIENT GREEK WORLD. LAW AND ECONOMICS PERSPECTIVES SLAVERY AND HOMOSEXUALITY AT ATHENS.