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STATEMENTS OF TIME-SPANS BY BABYLONIAN AND ASSYRIAN KINGS AND MESOPOTAMIAN CHRONOLOGY STATESMAN (THE) AS A POLITICAL DIALOGUE STATISTICAL METHOD AND INHERITANCE OF THE CONSULATE UNDER THE EARLY ROMAN EMPIRE STATISTICS AND ROMAN SOCIETY STATISTICS AND THE CONVERSION OF THE ROMAN ARISTOCRACY STATIUS ON RUTILIUS GALLICUS.STATIUS' ALTAR OF MERCY STATUE (THE) OF SULGI-KI-UR5-SAG9-KALAM-MA. PART ONE: THE INSCRIPTION STATUE BASE EPIGRAMS IN HONOR OF A RESTORER FROM EARLY BYZANTINE ATHENS STATUE(S) (THE) OF PHILITAS STATUES AND CITIES : HONORIFIC PORTRAITS AND CIVIC IDENTITY IN THE HELLENISTIC WORLD STATUES TAXES IN ROMAN EGYPT.STATUS (THE) 0F SARDINIA IN THE SECOND CENTURY A. D.STATUS (THE) OF CHILDREN IN MIXED MARRIAGES.STATUS (THE) OF DALMATIA UNDER DOMITIAN STATUS (THE) OF PHILAKOPI IN CRETO-CYCLADIC RELATIONS STATUS (THE) OF THE EPHEBARCH STATUS (THE) OF THE GREEK CITIES OF ASIA MINOR AFTER 190 B. C STATUS (THE) OF THE HANDMAIDEN TAMET: A NEW INTERPRETATION OF KRAELING 2 (TAD B3. 3)STATUS AND GENDER IN ATHENIAN PUBLIC RECORDS STATUS DECLARATIONS IN ROMAN EGYPT.STATUS SYMBOL OR LEISURE PURSUIT? AMPHITHEATRES IN THE ROMAN WORLD STATUS WARRIORS. WAR, VIOLENCE AND SOCIETY IN HOMER AND HISTORY STATUTES ON PUBLIC POWERS AND THEIR RELATIONSHIP TO MOS STEPPING INTO THE MAELSTROM. WOMEN, GENDER AND ANCIENT NEAR EASTERN SCHOLARSHIP STEREOTYPING WOMEN IN ANCIENT ROMAN AND AFRICAN SOCIETIES: A DISSIMILARITY IN CULTURE.STICK AND GLUE: THE FUNCTION OF TYRANNY IN FIFTH CENTURY ATHENIAN DEMOCRACY STIGMA (THE) OF POLITICS: IMPERIAL CONSPIRATORS AND THEIR DESCENDANTS IN THE EARLY ROMAN EMPIRE.STIGMA: TATTOOING AND BRANDING IN GRAECO-ROMAN ANTIQUITY.STILL FURTHER NOTES ON PAPYRUS DOCUMENTS WITH THE IMPERIAL OATH STOA (THE) OF THE HERMS STOIC (THE) IDEA OF THE CITY STOIC (THE) TRADITION FROM ANTIQUITY TO THE EARLY MIDDLE AGES. I: STOICISM IN CLASSICAL LATIN LITERATURE. II: STOICISM IN CHRISTIAN LATIN THOUGHT THROUGH THE SIXTH CENTURY STOIC COSMOLOGIE AND ROMAN LITERATURE, FIRST TO THIRDCENTURIES A. D.STOIC EPISTEMOLOGY.STOIC PATHOS (THE), AFFECTUS AND THE ROMAN JURISTS STOICISM (THE) OF EPICTETUS: TWENTIETH CENTURY PERSPECTIVES.STOICISM (THE) OF MARCUS AURELIUS.STOICISM AND SLAVERY IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE.STOICISM IN PLOTINUS'AENNEADE VI, 9, 1 STOICS (THE) AND THEIR COSMOLOGY IN THE FIRST AND SECOND CENTURIES STONE ANCHORS IN ANTIQUITY: COASTAL SETTLEMENTS AND MARITIMETRADE-ROUTES IN THE EASTERN MEDITERRANEAN CA. 1600- 1050 B. C.STORIA (LA) GRECA ARCAICA.STORIES FROM THE PERSIAN KING'S COURT. 4Q550 (4QPRESTHAR A-F)STORY (THE) OF LUCRETIA. SELECTIONS FROM OVID AND LIVY.STORY (THE) OF MOSES INTERPRETED WITHIN THE CONTEXT OFANTI-SEMISTISM.STORY (THE) OF THE ROMAN AMPHITHEATRE.STRABO 17. 1. 18 (801 C): INAROS, THE MILESIANS AND NAUCRATIS STRABO ON THE CAMPUS MARTIUS.STRABO THE GEOGRAPHER: HIS NAME AND ITS MEANING STRABO VIII 2, 1 (C 335): PORTHMEIA AND THE DIOLKOS.STRABO, LOCAL MYTH, AND KINSHIP DIPLOMACY STRABO, POLYBIOS, AND THE STADE STRAGEATH. EXCAVATIONS WITHIN THE ROMAN FORT, 1973-86 STRANGE (THE) CASE OF SULLA'S BROTHER.STRATAGEM AND THE VOCABULARY OF MILITARY TRICKERY.STRATAGEMS, COMBAT, AND “CHEMICAL WARFARE” IN THE SIEGE MINES OF DURA-EUROPOS STRATAGOS EK PANTON (THE) IN RHODIAN INSCRIPTIONS STRATARCHES (THE) OF LEGIO VI FERRATA AND THE EMPLOYMENT OF CAMP PREFECTS AS VEXILLATION COMMANDERS STRATEGI AND ROYAL SCRIBES OF ROMAN EGYPT. CHRONOLOGICAL LIST AND INDEX STRATEGIA (THE) IN ATHENS AFTER A. D. 250 STRATEGIC REALITY AND THE MOVEMENTS OF CAESAR, JANUARY 49 BC.STRATEGIES (THE) OF MR THEOPOMPOS STRATEGOS (THE) ATHENAIOS, HIS SUBORDINATE NESTOR, AND THE ADMINISTRATIVE ORGANIZATION OF THE SOUTHERN THEBAID.STRATEGOS AND EXACTOR IN THE FOURTH CENTURY: ONE OFFICE OR TWO?STRATEGUS (THE) OF P. OXY. II 283 AND ITERATION IN THE STRATEGIA.STRATEGUS AND PROTOSTATAE.STRATEGUS, CENTURION, OR NEITHER: BGU I 321 AND 322 (= M. CHREST. 114 AND 124) AND THEIR DUPLICATES STRATEGY (THE) OF PHILIP IN 346 B. C.STRATEGY AND COST: CARTHAGINIAN NAVAL STRATEGY IN THE FIRST PUNIC WAR REAPPRAISED STRATEGY AND TACTICS IN THE MYTILENE CAMPAIGN.STRATEGY AND TACTICS IN THE PRELIMINARIES TO THE SIEGE OF POTIDAEA.STRAUSSIAN (THE) INTERPRETATION OF PLATO'S REPUBLIC.STRICTUM ET AEQUUM. LAW IN THE TIME OF NERO STRIKES IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE.