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The Scribes of Rome. A Cultural and Social History of the ScribaeThe senatus consultum de Cn. Pisone patre. Text, treanslation, and CommentaryUNDER DIVINE AUSPICES. DIVINE IDEOLOGY AND VISUALISATION OF IMPERIAL POWER INT THE SEVERAN PERIODUNITY (THE) OF PLATO'S SOPHIST. BETWEEN THE SOPHIST AND THE PHILOSOPHER.UNITY (THE) OF THE GREEK LAWUNTHINKING THE GREEK POLIS. ANCIENT GREEK HISTORY BEYOND EUROCENTRISMURBAN (THE) IMAGE OF AUGUSTAN ROMEURBAN LABOUR IN ROME: MERCENARII AND TABERNARII.URBAN PROPERTY INVESTMENTUSURPATION, CONQUEST AND CEREMONIAL: FROM BABYLON TO PERSIA.Urbanisation and State Formation in the Ancient Sahara and BeyondVELLEIUS PATERCULUS. THE CAESARIAN AND AUGUSTAN NARRATIVE (2. 41. 93)VELLEIUS PATERCULUS: THE TIBERIAN NARRATIVE (2, 94- 131)VEXATIOUS LITIGATION IN CLASSICAL ATHENS: SYKOPHANCY AND THE SYKOPHANTVIE ET MORT EN ORIENT ANCIEN.VIRGIL'S AUGUSTAN EPIC.VIRGIN (THE) AND THE BRIDE: IDEALIZED WOMANHOOD IN LATE ANTIQUITYWALKING IN ROMAN CULTUREWAR AND SOCIETY IN EARLY ROME. FROM WARLORDS TO GENERALSWAR, DEMOCRACY AN CULTURE IN CLASSICAL ATHENSWAR, PEACE, AND ALLIANCE IN DEMOSTHENES' ATHENSWHEN THE SENATORS BECAME THE BESTWHY WRITTEN TEXTS?WISDOM IN ANCIENT ISRAEL: ESSAYS IN HONOUR OF J. A. EMERTON, J. DAY, R. P. GORDON, H. G. M. WILLIAMSON ED.WOMEN AND SOCIETY IN GREEK AND ROMAN EGYPT. A SOURCEBOOKWORLD (THE) OF ATHENS. AN INTRODUCTION TO CLASSICAL ATHENIAN CULTURE.WORLD (THE) OF ROME. AN INTRODUCTION TO ROMAN CULTUREWRITING AND EMPIRE IN TACITUSWRITING AND EMPIRE IN TACITUSWRITING GREEK LAWWRITING PHILOSOPHY. PROSE AND POETRY FROM THALES TO PLATOWRITING ROME: TEXTUAL APPROACHES TO THE CITYWRITING, LAW AND WRITTEN LAWWRITING, LAW, AND LEGAL PRACTICE IN THE ATHENIAN COURTSWRITTEN TEXTS AND THE RISE OF LITERATE CULTURE IN ANCIENT GREECEWRITTING RELIGION. INSCRIBED TEXTS, RITUAL AUTHORITY AND THE RELIGIOUS DISCOURSE OF THE POLISWarfare in the Roman WorldXENOPHON'S RETREAT: GREECE, PERSIA AND THE END OF THE GOLDEN AGE