| «The End of Eternity» as a Theological Category in the Egyptian Eschatology |
Ivan Bogdanov
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Pages 257-273 |
| Siduri’s Speech: Towards the Art of Akkadian Poetry |
Rim Nurullin
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Pages 274-297 |
| Did the Early Historian Simonides of Ceos Ever Exist? |
Igor Surikov
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Pages 298-312 |
| Amphora Traceability in the Roman West: Recognition of Patterns of Commercial Connectivity in the Roman Empire through the Application of Network Science to Amphoric Epigraphy |
Jordi Pérez González
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Arnau Devesa Lario
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José Remesal Rodríguez
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Pages 313-339 |
| Territorium: A Study in the History of the Municipal System in the Cities of Hispania, 5th–7th Centuries |
Oleg Aurov
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Pages 340-366 |
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PUBLICATIONS
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| Ancient and Byzantine Coins from the N. K. Minko’s Collection (State Historical Museum of the Southern Urals). Part II. Bosporus, Late Roman Empire, Byzantine Empire |
Мikhail Treister
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Mikhail G. Abramzon
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Evgenia Pankratova
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Elena Petrova
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Pages 367-390 |
| A Measuring Stamp from the Excavations of the Elizavetovskoye (Elizavetinskaya) Settlement on the Don River |
Victor P. Kopylov
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Fedor V. Shelov-Kovedyaev
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Pages 391-401 |
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IN WORLD MUSEUMS
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| The Hymn to the Inundation of the Nile: Two Ancient Egyptian Ostraca in the State Pushkin Museum of Fine Arts, Moscow |
Evgeniia Anokhina
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Natalia Makeeva
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Pages 402-420 |
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PAGES OF HISTORIOGRAPHY
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| Stages of Ancient History and the Criteria of Their Definition in Russian and Soviet Scholarship of the 20th and 21st Centuries. Part I |
Ivan Ladynin
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Pages 421-445 |
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CRITICAL AND BIBLIOGRAPHICAL SURVEYS
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| C. Criste. ‘Voluntas auditorum’. Forensische Rollenbilder und emotionale Performanzen in den spätrepublikanischen ‘quaestiones’. Heidelberg, 2018 |
Wjatscheslaw Chrustaljow
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Pages 446-452 |
| Sometimes It Comes back: Yet Another Cycle of Romanization Debate? (Notes on O. Belvedere, J. Bergemann. Imperium Romanum: Romanization between Colonization and Globalization. Palermo, 2021) |
Anton Baryshnikov
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Pages 453-460 |
| J. McNamara, V.E. Pagán (eds.). Tacitusʼ Wonders: Empire and Paradox in Ancient Rome. London–New York, 2022. 296 p. |
Vladimir Nikishin
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Pages 461-469 |
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NEWS AND EVENTS
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| The 7th All-Russian Conference “Word and Artefact: Interdisciplinary Approaches to the Study of Ancient History” (Saratov, October 14–17, 2021) |
Elena Kuznetsova
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Mariya N. Rastegaeva
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Sergey Monakhov
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Nataliya Churekova
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Pages 470-480 |
| The “Ancient World and the North Pontic Area” Section of the 2nd Historical Forum in Saint Petersburg (Saint Petersburg, October 10–16, 2022) |
Oleg Klimov
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Vladimir Goroncharovskiy
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Pages 481-486 |
| The Academic Conference “Soviet Antiquity – VIII. The 20th Century History and Historians of Ancient World” (Saint Petersburg, November 24–25, 2022) |
Sergey Karpyuk
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Artyom Skvortsov
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Pages 487-4489 |
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SUPPLEMENT
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| Maximus of Tyre. About the Socrates’ daimon (Or. VIII–IX). Introduction, Translation and Commentary |
Grigory Belikov
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Pages 490-506 |
