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EPISTEMOLOGY.EROS AND POLIS. DESIRE AND COMMUNITY IN GREEK POLITICAL THEORY ETAT ET PASTEURS AU MOYEN- ORIENT ANCIEN.ETHNIC IDENTITY IN GREEK ANTIQUITY EVERGETISME ET MEMOIRE DU MORT. A PROPOS DES FONDATIONS DE BANQUETS PUBLICS DANS LES CITES GRECQUES A L'EPOQUE HELLENISTIQUE ET ROMAINE EXPLORING THE ECONOMY OF LATE ANTIQUITY. SELECTED ESSAYS Economic theory and the roman monetary economy Empire and Religion in the Roman World FALL (THE) OF ASSYRIA (635- 609 B. C.)FALL (THE) OF THE ASSYRIAN EMPIRE: ANCIENT AND MODERN INTERPRETATIONS FALSIFYING THE AUSPICES IN REPUBLICAN POLITICS FAMILY AND PROPERTY LAW FAMINE AND FOOD SUPPLY IN THE GRAECO ROMAN WORLD. RESPONSES TO RISK AND CRISIS.FAMINE IN ROME.FAMINE IN THE GREEK WORLD.FEDERALISM IN GREEK ANTIQUITY FENLAND (THE) PROJECT, NUMBER 1; ARCHAEOLOGY AND ENVIRONMENT IN THE COWER WELLAND VALLEY, VOL. 1 ET 2 FENLAND (THE) PROJECT, NUMBER 2; CAMBRIDGESHIRE SURVEY, PETERBOROUGH TO MARCH FIFTH (THE) CENTURY ATHENIAN EMPIRE: A BALANCE SHEET.FIFTH CENTURY GAUL: A CRISIS OF IDENTITY?FIGHTING FOR ROME: POETS AND CAESARS, HISTORY AND CIVIL WAR FIRST (THE) WESTERN GREEKS FIRST-MILLENIUM BABYLONIAN LITERATURE FOOD AND SOCIETY IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY FOREIGN TRADE AND FOREIGN POLICY IN ARCHAIC GREECE.FORENSIC (THE) STAGE. SETTLING DISPUTES IN GRAECO-ROMAN NEW COMEDY FORM AND FUNCTION IN ROMAN ORATORY FOUNDATION MYTHS AND POLITICS IN ANCIENT IONIA FOWL PLAY: A CURIOUS LAWSUIT IN CLASSICAL ATHENS (ANTIPHON XVI, FRR. 57- 9 THALHEIM)FRAGILITY (THE) OF GOODNESS: LUCK AND ETHICS IN GREEK TRAGEDYAND PHILOSOPHIE.FRAVASI (LE) E L'IMMORTALITA.FREE LABOUR IN THE CITY OF ATHENS.FREE LABOUR IN THE HELLENISTIC AGE.FREE SPEECH AND DEMOCRACY IN ANCIENT ATHENS FREED SLAVES AND ROMAN IMPERIAL CULTURE: SOCIAL INTEGRATION AND THE TRANSFORMATION OF VALUES FRIENDSHIP AND EMPIRE. ROMAN DIPLOMACY AND IMPERIALISM IN THE MIDDLE REPUBLIC (353-146 BC)FRIENDSHIP IN THE CLASSICAL WORLD FROM LETTERS TO LITERATURE. READING THE SONG CULTURE OF CLASSICAL GREECE FROM NOBLE FUNERALS TO DIVINE CULT: THE CONSECRATION OF ROMAN EMPERORS.FROM SHAME TO SIN : THE CHRISTIAN TRANSFORMATION OF SEXUAL MORALITY IN LATE ANTIQUITY FROM THE END OF THE PELOPONNESIAN WAR TO THE BATTLE OF IPSUS. TRANSLATED DOCUMENTS OF GREECE AND ROME, 2.FROM THE PTOLEMIES TO THE ROMANS : POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC CHANGE IN EGYPT FROM THE TETRARCHS TO THE THEODOSIANS. LATER ROMAN HSITORY AND CULTURE, 284-450 C.E.FUNERAILLES (LES) DE PATROCLE.GAIUS VERRES TROUBLESHOOTER GARDENS OF ROMAN EMPIRE GENDER AND SOCIETY IN BYZANTINE EGYPT GENDER AND SOCIETY IN BYZANTINE EGYPT GENDER, MANUMISSION, AND THE ROMAN FREEDWOMAN GENDER, SEXUALITY, AND LAW GODS, CHANGE AND CIVIS SPACE IN LATE REPUBLICAN ORATORY GOOD FORTUNE ANT THE PUBLIC GOOD. DISPUTING SULLA'S CLAIM TO BE FELIX GORTYN (THE) LAW GRAECIA CAPTA. THE LANDSCAPES OF ROMAN GREECE GRAIN (THE) MARKET IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE. A SOCIAL, POLITICAL AND ECONOMIC STUDY GRAIN (THE) TRADE AND GRAIN SHORTAGES IN THE HELLENISTIC EAST.GRECIA: IL LAVORO URBANO.GRECO-ROMAN EAST (THE). POLITICS, CULTURE, SOCIETY GREECE AND EGYPT IN THE ARCHAIC AGE GREECE AND THE AEGEAN ISLANDS IN THE MIDDLE BRONZE AGE GREEK (THE) RELIGIONS FESTIVALS GREEK AND ANIMAL SACRIFICE. ANCIENT VICTIMS, MODERN OBSERVERS GREEK AND ROMAN ACTORS. ASPECTS OF AN ANCIENT PROFESSION GREEK ART AND RELIGION GREEK DECLAMATION.GREEK INTELLECTUALS AND THE ROMAN ARISTOCRACY IN THE FIRST CENTURY B. C.GREEK LAW IN FOREIGN SURROUNDINGS: CONTINUITY AND DEVELOPMENT GREEK LAW INT THE HELLENISTIC PERIOD: FAMILY AND MARRIAGE GREEK MUSICAL WRITINGS: I, THE MUSICIAN AND HIS ART.GREEK NARRATIVES OF THE ROMAN EMPIRE UNDER THE SEVERANS. CASSIUS DIO, PHILOSTRATUS AND HERODIAN GREEK POETRY AND GREEK RELIGION GREEK RELIGION AND SOCIETY. PREF. M. FINLEY GREEK SETTLEMENT IN THE EASTERN AEGEAN AND ASIA MINOR GREEK TEMPLES: WHY AND WHERE ?GREEK THEATRE PERFORMANCE. AN INTRODUCTION.