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date de création DateTimeField	22 septembre 2025 19:07
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HARD SURFACES HEAVY FREIGHT IN ARCHAIC GREECE.HELLENISTIC (THE) WORLD AND THE COMING OF ROME. 2 VOL.HELLENISTIC (THE) WORLD FROM ALEXANDER TO THE ROMAN CONQUEST. A SELECTION OF ANCIENT SOURCES IN TRANSLATION HELLENISTIC (THE) WORLD.HELLENISTIC AND ROMAN SPARTA: A TALE OF TWO CITIES.HELLENISTIC ECONOMIES HELLENISTIC ECONOMIES HELOTS AND THEIR MASTERS IN LACONIA AND MESSENIA. HISTORIES, IDEOLOGIES, STRUCTURES, HRSG N. LURAGHI UND S. E. ALCOCK HERMOGENES, ON TYPES OF STYLE.HERODOTOS THE HISTORIAN. HIS PROBLEMS, METHODS AND ORIGINALITY.HERODOTUS AND GREEK HISTORY HERODOTUS AND RELIGION IN THE PERSIAN WARS HERODOTUS AND THE MAN-FOOTED CREATURE HERODOTUS AND THE ORIGINS OF THE POLITICAL COMMUNITY. ARION'S LEAP HERODOTUS AND THE SOCIAL CONTEXTS OF MEMORY IN ANCIENT GREECE : THE INDIVIDUAL HISTORIAN AND HIS COMMUNITY HIDDEN FROM HISTORY: THE LEGISLATION OF LICINIUS HIERATIC PAPYRI IN THE BRITISH MUSEUM, FIFTH SERIES, THE ABU SIR PAPYR HIGHER EDUCATION IN THE ANCIENT WORLD HIRELING (THE) AND THE SLAVE. A TRANSATLANTIC PERSPECTIVE HISPANIAE. SPAIN AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF ROMAN IMPERIALISM, 218- 82 BC.HISTORIANS (THE) OF ANCIENT ROME.HISTORIANS (THE) OF LATE ANTIQUITY HISTORY (THE) OF MAKE-BELIEVE. TACITUS ON IMPERIAL ROME HISTORY (THE) OF THE CHURCH. A SELECT BIBLIOGRAPHY HISTORY OF THE HELLENIC WORLD. THE ARCHAIC PERIOD.HOLY BISHOPS IN LATE ANTIQUITY. THE NATURE OF CHRISTIAN LEADERSHIP IN AN AGE OF TRANSITION HOME BEFORE LUNCH: THE EMANCIPATED WOMAN IN THEOCRITUS.HOMER AND THE ORAL TRADITION.HOMER AND THE SACRED CITY HOMER THE EDUCATOR OF THE GREEKS.HOMERIC (THE) GODS. THE SPIRITUAL SIGNIFICANCE OF GREEK RELIGION.HOMO NECANS. THE ANTHROPOLOGY OF ANCIENT GREEK SACRIFICIAL RITUAL AND MYTH. TRANSL. BY P. BING.HOMOSEXUALITY IN GREECE AND ROME. A SOURCEBOOK OF BASIC DOCUMENTS HONESTY IN ROMAN POLITICS HOPLITE TECHNOLOGY IN PHALANX BATTLE HOPLITE WEAPONS AND OFFENSIVE ARMS.HOPLITES AND OBSTACLES HOPLITES AND THE GODS: THE DEDICATION OF CAPTURED ARMS AND ARMOUR HOPLITES: THE CLASSICAL GREEK BATTLE EXPERIENCE HOPLITIC WEAPONS AND OFFENSIVE ARMS (REIMP. SOUS LE TITRE: EQUIPEMENT HOPLITIQUE ET ARMES OFFENSIVES)HOUSES, VILLAS AND PALACES IN THE ROMAN WORLD.HUMAN AND ANIMAL IN ANCIENT GREECE: EMPATHY AND ENCOUNTER IN CLASSICAL LITERATURE HUMAN LANDSCAPES IN CLASSICAL ANTIQUITY. ENVIRONMENT AND CULTURE HUMAN RIGHTS IN ANCIENT ROME.HUMAN SACRIFICE IN ANCIENT GREECE HURRO-HITTITES STORIES AND HITTITE PREGNANCY AND BIRTH RITUALS HYBRIS, STATUS AND SLAVERY HYPATIA OF ALEXANDRIA Honorius. The Fight for the Roman West AD 395-423 IDEALS AND PRACTICALITIES IN MATCHMAKING IN ANCIENT ROME IDENTIFICATION (THE) AND RETRIEVAL OF THE HOPLITE BATTLE-DEAD IDEOLOGY (THE) OF HOPLITE BATTLE, ANCIENT AND MODERN ILIAD (THE)ILIAD (THE): A COMMENTARY. VOLUME I: BOOKS 1-4.IMAGE AND IDEA IN FIFTH CENTURY GREECE. ART AND LITERATURE AFTER THE PERSIAN WARS IMAGE AND REALITY OF ROMAN POWER IN THE THIRD CENTURY AD. THE IMPACT OF WAR IMAGES AND IDEOLOGIES. SELF-DEFINITION IN THE HELLENISTIC WORLD IMAGES OF WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY IMAGES OF WOMEN IN ANTIQUITY.IMAGINARY PROPERTIED FAMILIES : KINSHIP IN EPIC POETRY IMAGINING XERXES. ANCIENT PERSPECTIVES ON A PERSIAN KING IMMIGRANT WOMEN IN ATHENS. GENDER, ETHNICITY, AND CITIZENSHIP IN THE CLASSICAL CITY IMPERIAL CULT: ENGENDERING THE COSMOS.IMPERIAL IDEOLOGY AND PROVINCIAL LOYALTY IN THE ROMAN EMPIRE.IMPERIAL INQUISITIONS. PROSECUTORS AND INFORMANTS FROM TIBERIUS TO DOMITIAN IMPERIALISM AND EMPIRE IN NEW KINGDOM EGYPT.IMPERIALISM IN THE ANCIENT WORLD. THE CAMBRIDGE UNIVERSITY RESEARCH SEMINAR IN ANCIENT HISTORY IMPERIUM ROMANUM. POLITICS AND ADMINISTRATION IN SEARCH OF THE INDO-EUROPEANS. LANGUAGE, ARCHAEOLOGY AND MYTH INDUSTRIAL ARCHAEOLOGY: AN HISTORICAL SURVEY INSCRIBED (THE) FIBULA PRAENESTINA. PROBLEMS OF AUTHENTICITY.INSCRIPTIONS GRECQUES D'IRAN ET D'ASIE CENTRALE (CORPUS INSCRIPTIONUM IRANICARUM. PART II, INSCRIPTIONS OF THE SELEUCID AND PARTHIAN PERIODS AND OF EASTERN IRAN AND CENTRAL ASIA. 1, INSCRIPTIONS IN NON-IRANIAN LANGUAGES I)INSCRIPTIONS OF ROMAN BRITAIN INSIGNIA (THE) OF THE NOTITIA DIGNITATUM.