G&R: Greece and Rome
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2026 Christoforou (Panayotis) Tiberius the capricious pp. 1-20
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2026 Woram (Kevin) Treason and Atimia in fifth-century Athens : the evidence from tragedy pp. 123-148
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2025 Battistin Sebastiani (Breno) Herodotus' allusions to Democracy in books 7 and 8 : between heuristic device and purposal action pp. 203-223
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2025 Clark (Timothy F.) Movement, space, and ideology in the Forum Augustum pp. 10-37
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2025 de Jonge (Casper C.) Oomen (Janis) Tacoma (Laurens E.) Vis (Thirza C.C.) Dying Greek in Rome : Greek funerary epigrams from imperial Rome pp. 267-291
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2025 Donati (Laura) Runaway bees and snails : servile flight in Varro's de re rustica 3 pp. 251-266
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2025 Ware Allen (Bruce) Domitian of polio, litters, archery, and flies pp. 1-9
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2024 Grant (Mark) Torturing the earth : masculinity and violence in Columella's de re rustica 10.68–74 pp. 183-190
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2024 Schnaible (Elia T.) Lucretia and her consilium domesticum pp. 76-91
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2023 Agrimonti (Simone) Soldiers on stage : Athenian attitudes towards mercenaries in Menanders' comedies pp. 1-19
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2023 Antoniou (Alex A.) Athena spits blood at Rome, victoria flees from the enemy : portenta and identity in the early principate pp. 175-196
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2023 Evans (Courtney) Fasti Horatiani : Horace's Augustan appropriation of the calendar pp. 38-49
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2023 Farney (Gary D.) The Cornelii and Jupiter : a case study in the manipulation of traditional religion by an aristocratic Roman kinship group pp. 50-70
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2023 Image (Isabella) Christianity and Constantine'imperial women pp. 218-237
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2022 Edmonds (Radcliffe G.) Contingent catastrophe or agonistic advantage : the rhetoric of violence in classical Athenian curses pp. 8-26
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2022 Lamont (Jessica) Orality, written literacy, and early Sicilian curses tablets pp. 27-51
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2022 Sánchez Natalías (Celia) Curse tablets against thieves in Roman Britain : the social and legal influences on a magical-religious technology pp. 88-103
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2022 Scheid (John) Not so unusual after all : remarks on the latin curse tablets of the imperial age pp. 72-87
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2022 Venticinque (Philip F.) Bound for success : cursing and commerce in classical Athens pp. 52-71
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2022 Venticinque (Philip F.) Bound for success : cursing and commerce in classical Athens pp. 52-71
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2022 Woolf (Greg) Curse tablets : the history of a technology pp. 120-134
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2021 Komar (Paulina) Wine taboo regarding women in archaic Rome, origins of Italian viticulture, and the taste of ancient wines pp. 239-264
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2017 Gordillo Hervas (Rocio) Talking with the Emperor: Diplomacy and Language between Greece and Rome pp. 168-181
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2017 Groves (Joseph) Polybius’ Vocabulary of World Domination : τῶν ὅλων and ἡ oἰκουμένη pp. 1-13
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2017 Harlow (Mary) Laurence (Ray) Augustus Senex: Old Age and the Remaking of the Principate pp. 115-131
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2017 Harris (William V.) Rome at Sea: The Beginnings of Roman Naval Power pp. 14-26
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