Facsimiles as epigraphic evidence : Pitfalls and opportunities

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  • Facsimiles as epigraphic evidence : Pitfalls and opportunities
  • Automatic lemmatization of ancient Greek inscriptions : A presentation of AGILe
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  • Epigraphy in the manuscript tradition : Interpreting the match between IG I3 83 and Thucydides 5.47.
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  • A puzzling epistolary exchange : Euromus and its interlocutors in SEG XLIII 705.
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  • A Thasian amphora stamp inscription from Samaria
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  • Diès de Tyr à Délos et à Athènes : du prétendu partisan de Mithridate au supposé archonte de 88/7
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  • Petition and response, order and obey: Contemporary models of Roman government
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  • Vicariae, not contubernales : Reassessing the conjugal relationships of sub-owned women in Roman slavery
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  • "Vater, Mutter, Schwestern, Brüder... zum vierten Mal" : Auxiliare mit drei diplomata militaria?
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  • Hommes d'affaires italiens à Nîmes
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  • Une déesse Isis Leusonna sur les bords du lac Léman : nouvelle lecture d'une hachette votive de Lousonna-Vidy
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  • Drinking and eating like a Roman at Aptera (Crete)
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  • Neue Inschriften aus Antiocheia ad Pisidiam
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  • Beyond the duumvirate : Freedmen, local civic offices, and social status in Roman Corinth
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  DOI: 10.19272/202413701001

  ISSN: 2612-3517

  Permalink: https://digital.casalini.it/10.19272/202413701001

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  • Writing systems
  • Italic languages. Latin
  • Hellenic. Classical Greek