⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry J.Aliquot, AAAS 51/52 (2008/2009) [2012] 77-92 (French translations of [part of] the texts; ph. of IG II² 4261 and 8470; dr. of SEG 33 491), collects the epigraphical and papyrological evidence of…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry R.Osborne, in P.Guldager Bilde, J.H.Petersen (edd.), Meetings of Cultures in the Black Sea Region: Between Conflict and Coexistence (Aarhus 2008) 333-346, discusses the mainly epigraphic evid…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry V.Cojocaru, in Identität und Zugehörigkeit 143-172, reports on his project of collecting the epigraphic evidence for foreigners in the Greek cities of Moesia (Histria, Kallatis, …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry B.Burrell, in W.A.Johnson, H.N.Parker (edd.), Ancient Literacies. The Culture of Reading in Greece and Rome (Oxford 2009) 69-95, attempts to reconstruct reading experiences in the city of …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Ed.pr. T.Özhan, EA 44 (2011) 170/171 nos. 1/2 (ph.; English translation), publishes the following two inscriptions inscribed on pedestals found in 2005 in the bouleuterion. Bibliography P. Hamon, Bullet…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry IJO III Syr81-Syr131 (for the Greek and bilingual inscriptions see SEG 54 1604, with references to TEAD VIII and CIJ²; see also 57 1797). Accumulating several hypotheses drawn from various sort…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry W.Günther, MDAI (I) 25 (1975) 351-356. Republished by P.Thonemann, in Roman Phrygia 25-27 (ph.; English translation), in the context of a discussion of the transformation of Phrygian se…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG XLI 1201. T.Ritti, in Hierapolis di Frigia V 646-648 no. 3, republishes the text (Italian translation) and offers the following comments on readings (LL. 4-5: [τῆς] | ⟨ἀ⟩ναστάσεως, the alpha perhaps…

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⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ EntryD.Demetriou, Kernos 23 (2010) 67-89, studies Hellenistic epigrams which refer to Aphrodite as a divine patron of seafaring. Inscriptions attest the epithets …

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry Limestone stele broken on top and bottom; of unknown provenance; now in the Museum of Philippi (inv.no. T8). Chaniotis, A., Corsten, T., Papazarkadas, N. and Tybout, R.A.

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry SEG XLVI 332; LX 288. Under this title B.W.Millis, Corinth in Contrast 38-53, continues his analysis of the predominantly freedman status of many office holders in the new colony. He divides the elite of Ro…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry J.-H.Römhild, in Studien — (cf. our lemma no. 1024) 159-179, presents a survey of the evidence, mostly epigraphical, for Roman citizens in general and negotiatores in particular…

⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry A.M.Hirt, Imperial Mines and Quarries in the Roman World. Organizational Aspects 27 BC-AD 235…

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⇐ Previous Browse ⇑ Next ⇒ Entry S.Zoumbaki, art.cit. (see our lemma no. 399) 527-529, collects the evidence for the presence in Akarnania of Romans and Greeks from South Italy. She discusses the presence of …