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Attic votive plaques: A study on their iconography and function	Beyond mimesis in Greek religious art: Aniconism in the Archaic and Classical periods

Calendar girls: Women, genre, and Roman identity in Ovid's 'Fasti'	Contesting late Roman Illyricum: Invasions and transformations in the Danubian-Balkan provinces

Defending democracy: A study of ancient Greek anti-tyranny legislation	Founding forefathers: The impact of the Greek and Arab conquests on native histories of culture

In the halo of golden light: Imperial authority and Buddhist ritual in Heian Japan (749--1185)	Philos and polities: The symposion and the origins of the polis (Greece)

Practice leads to theory: Orthodoxy and the spiritual struggle in the world of Philoxenos of Mabbug (470--523)	Soldier speech acts in Greek and Roman literature and society

The "Variae" of Cassiodorus Senator and the circumstances of political survival, ca. 540--545	The making of a church: The Syrian Orthodox in the shadow of Byzantium and the papacy

The reinvention of Judean collective identity in a Hellenistic world contending with Rome	Towards the 'great man': Individuals and groups as agents of historical change in classical Greece (Herodotus, Thucydides, Xenophon, Philip II, King of Macedonia, Alexander the Great)

Worshipping in community: Jupiter and Roman religion in the early imperial period	Writing and the state in early China in comparative perspective