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DateTimeField		 22 septembre 2025 19:07
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ALEXANDER'S VETERANS AND THE EARLY WARS OF THE SUCCESSORSANTIPHON THE ATHENIAN : ORATORY, LAW AND JUSTICE IN THE AGE OF SOPHISTSBAETICA FELIX. PEOPLE AND PROSPERITY IN SOUTHERN SPAIN FROM CAESAR TO SEPTIMIUS SEVERUSBLOOD IN THE ARENA. THE SPECTACLE OF ROMAN POWERCAESAR IN GAUL AND ROME. WAR IN WORDSCHANGING THE DISCOURSECITY OF SUPPLIANTS: TRAGEDY AND THE ATHENIAN EMPIRECONSPIRACY THEORY IN LATIN LITERATURECRIME AND COMMUNITY IN CICERONIAN ROMEDEMOS TYRANNOS: WEALTH, POWER AND ECONOMIC PATRONAGEDEMOS, DEMAGOGUE, TYRANT IN ATTIC OLD COMEDYDISPUTES AND DEMOCRACY. THE CONSEQUENCES OF LITIGATION IN ANCIENT ATHENSDemocratic Law in Classical AthnesEMPRESS (THE) THEODORA: PARTNER OF JUSTINIANETRUSCAN MYTHSFORM AND CONTENT: THE QUESTION OF TYRANNY IN HERODOTUSGREEK SPORT AND SOCIAL STATUSIMAGINARY KINGS: ALTERNATIVE TO MONARCHY IN EARLY GREECEKINSHIP MYTH IN ANCIENT GREECELITERARY AND ARTISTIC PATRONAGE IN ANCIENT ROME.MINOAN (THE) ROUNDEL AND OTHER SEALED DOCUMENTS IN THE NEOPALATIAL LINEAR A ADMINISTRATION. 2 VOL.MURDER WAS NOT A CRIME. HOMICIDE AND POWER IN THE ROMAN REPUBLICPERIKLEAN ATHENS AND ITS LEGACY: PROBLEMS AND PERSPECTIVES, ED. BY J. M. BARRINGER AND J. M. HURWITPERIKLES ON STAGE. POLITICAL COMEDY IN ARISTOPHANES' EARLY PLAYS.POPULAR TYRANNY: SOVEREIGNTY AND ITS DISCONTENTS IN ANCIENT GREECEPORTRAITS OF THE PTOLEMIES. GREEK KINGS AS EGYPTIAN PHARAOHSPUBLIC SPENDING AND DEMOCRACY IN CLASSICAL ATHENSRELIGION (THE) OF THE ETRUSCAN, ED. BY N. THOMSON DE GRUMMOND AND E. SIMONRITUAL SPACE AND BOUNDARIES IN ETRUSCAN RELIGIONROMAN ARISTOCRATS IN BARBARIAN GAUL: STRATEGIES FOR SURVIVAL IN AN AGE OF TRANSITIONROMAN MILITARY LAW. WITH A PREFACE BY C. L. DECKERSTICK AND GLUE: THE FUNCTION OF TYRANNY IN FIFTH CENTURY ATHENIAN DEMOCRACYTHE RESTORATION OF THE ROMAN FORUM IN LATE ANTIQUITY: TRANSFORMING PUBLIC SPACETRAGIC TYRANNYTYRANNY (THE) OF THE AUDIENCE IN PLATO AND ISOCRATESTYRANT KILLING AS THERAPEUTIC STASIS: A POLITICAL DEBATE IN IMAGE AND TEXTSThe ancient Roman afterlife. Di Manes, belief, and the cult of the deadWINE IN THE MYCENAEAN PALACE ECONOMY