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date de création DateTimeField	22 septembre 2025 19:07
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VEXATIOUS LITIGATION IN CLASSICAL ATHENS: SYKOPHANCY AND THE SYKOPHANT VEXILLUM (LE) SUR LES MONNAIES COLONIALES (IIE-IIIE S. APRES J.-C.)VIA (THE) EGNATIA IN WESTERN MACEDONIA. PART I: THE ROUTES THROUGH LYNCUS AND EORDAEA IN WESTERN MACEDONIA. PART II: THE VIA EGNATIA FROM MUTATIO AD DUODECIMUM TO CIVITAS EDESSA VIA AURELIA, VIA AEMILIA.VIA ILLA NOSTRA MILITARIS: SOME THOUGHTS ON THE VIA EGNATIA VIA ILLA NOSTRA MILITARIS: SOME THOUGHTS ON THE VIA EGNATIA.VIAE ANNIAE AGAIN.VIAE ANNIAE.VIAE MILITARES (THE) IN ARABIA VIBIUS RUFUS AND VIBIUS RUFINUS VIBIUS RUFUS AND VIBIUS RUFINUS.VICARS IN THE LATER ROMAN EMPIRE VICESSIMA LIBERTATIS (THE): ITS HISTORY AND SIGNIFICANCE.VICI AND INSULAE: THE HOMES AND ADDRESSES OF THE ROMANS VICTIMARII IN ROMAN RELIGION AND SOCIETY VICTOR, SON OF PSAIOS, AND THREE APHRODITO RENT RECEIPTS VICTORIA REDUX AND THE FIRST YEAR OF THE REIGN OF PHILIP THEARAB.VICTORIAN WOMEN WRITERS AND THE CLASSICS: THE FEMININE OF HOMER. CLASSICAL PRESENCES VICTORS IN THE PRYTANEION DECREE (IG I 2 77)VICTORY (THE) RIOTS AND THE APPENDIX MASS VICTORY AND BUREAUCRACY : THE PROCESS OF AGONISTIC REWARDS VICTORY AS A COIN TYPE VILICI AND ROMAN ESTATE MANAGERS UNTIL AD 284 VILLA SETTLEMENTS IN ROMAN TRANSYLVANIA VILLAGE (THE) APIAS IN THE ARSINOITE NOME.VILLAGE (THE) OF HERAKLIA IN THE ARSINOITE NOME.VILLAGE SOCIETY AND THE RISE OF THE GREEK STATE VILLAGES AND PATRONAGE IN FOURTH-CENTURY EGYPT : THE CASE OF P. ROSS. GEORG. 3.8 VILLAGES AND PLACE-NAMES OF THE CYNOPOLITE NOME VILLAIN OR HERO. SALLUST'S PORTRAYAL OF CATILINA VILLAS, WINE AND KILNS: THE LANDSCAPE OF JERBA IN THE LATE HELLENISTIC PERIOD.VINDOLANDA (THE) WRITING TABLETS: TABULAE VINDOLANDENSES III VINDOLANDA (THE) WRITING-TABLETS VINDOLANDA (THE) WRITING-TABLETS (TABULAE VINDOLANDENSES II)VINDOLANDA 1985: THE NEW WRITING-TABLETS VINDOLANDA. EXTRAORDINARY RECORDS OF DAILY LIFE ON THE NORTHERN FRONTIER VINDOLANDA: THE LATIN WRITING- TABLETS. WITH CONTRIBUTIONS BY J. N. ADAMS AND R. TAPPER.VIOLENCE AND CIVIL STRIFE IN XENOPHON'S HELLENICA VIOLENCE AND THE STATE IN XENOPHON: A STUDY OF THREE PASSAGES VIOLENCE AT CONSTANTINOPLE IN A.D. 341-2 AND THEMISTIUS, ORATIO I VIOLENCE BY AND AGAINST WOMEN IN DOCUMENTARY PAPYRI FROM PTOLEMAIC AND ROMAN EGYPT VIOLENCE IN LATE ANTIQUITY. PERCEPTIONS AND PRACTICES VIOLENCE IN ROMAN EGYPT : A STUDY IN LEGAL INTERPRETATION VIOLENCE IN THE CONTIO DURING THE CICERONIAN AGE VIOLENCE, CIVIL STRIFE AND REVOLUTION IN THE CLASSICAL CITY VIOLENCE, CIVIL STRIFE AND REVOLUTION IN THE CLASSICAL CITY.VIOLENCE, MASCULINITY AND THE LAW IN CLASSICAL ATHENS.VIOLENT DEATH IN THE ATHENIAN EMPIRE.VIR BONUS DISCENDI PERITUS. STUDIES IN CELEBRATION OF OTTOSKUTSCH'S EIGHTIETH BIRTHDAY, N. HORSFALL ED.VIR: MEMBER OF A COLLEGE VIRGIL VIRGIL'S "ECLOGUES" AND SOCIAL MEMORY VIRGIL'S ACCEPTANCE OF OCTAVIAN.VIRGIL'S AENEID: COSMOS AND IMPERIUM.VIRGIL'S AUGUSTAN EPIC.VIRGIL'S GAZE: NATION AND POETRY IN THE "AENEID"VIRGIL'S ILIAD: AN ESSAY ON EPIC NARRATIVE.VIRGIL, AENEID 3. A COMMENTARY. MNEMOSYNE SUPPLEMENT 273 VIRGIL, AENEID VIII: A RECONSIDERATION.VIRGIL, EUSEBIUS OF CAESAREA AND AN IMPERIAL CEREMONY.VIRGIL.VIRGILE, AENEID, 6, 40 FF. AND THE CUMAEAN SIBYL'S CAVE VIRGIN (THE) AND THE BRIDE: IDEALIZED WOMANHOOD IN LATE ANTIQUITY VIRGINEUM GYMNASIUM.VIRGINITY IN ANCIENT MESOPOTAMIA VIRGINITY IN THE BIBLE VIRGINS AND EUNUCHS: PULCHERIA, POLITICS AND THE DEATH OF EMPEROR THEODOSIUS II VIRGINS AND WIDOWS, SHOWGIRLS AND WHORES: LATE ROMAN LEGISLATION ON WOMEN AND CHRISTIANITY VIRGINS OF GOD. THE MAKING OF ASCETICISME IN LATE ANTIQUITY.VIRTUE AND CIRCUMSTANCE: ON THE CITY-STATE CONCEPT OF ARETE VIRTUS CONSILI EXPERS: AN INTERPRETATION OF THE CENTURION'S CONTEST IN CAESAR, DE BELLO GALLICO 5, 44 VIS MAIOR AND VIS CUI RESISTI NON POTEST?VISCERATIO VISIGOTHIC (THE) SETTLEMENT IN AQUITANIA: IMPERIAL MOTIVES VISIGOTHIC MIGRATION AND SETTLEMENT, 376- 418: SOME EXCLUDEDHYPOTHESES