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A
- Abortion
- Absolute superlative
- Abstract meaning
- Absyrtus
- Acca
- Accent
- Accentuation
- accounts
- acculturation
- accusative
- accusativus cum infinitivo
- Achaean Confederarcy
- Achaemenids
- Achille and Ajax
- Achilles
- Achilles Tatius
- acquired
- Acrocorinth
- actor
- Acts (Book of)
- adaptation
- addressee
- addressees
- administration
- administration of medications
- adoption
- Adour
- adressee
- adultery
- adverb
- Adverb
- adversative value
- Aeneas
- Aeneid
- Aeolic Cymae
- Aeolis
- aerial prospecting
- Aeschylus
- aesthetics
- Aëtius
- Aetna
- Africa
- Agamemnon
- Agathocles of Cyzicos
- Age
- ages
- Agesilaos
- Agnellus of Ravenna
- agôn
- agriculture
- Agrigentum
- Agrippina Maior
- Aï Khanoum
- Ajax
- akrasia
- Al-Andalus
- Alba Fucens
- Albertus-Vorlage
- Alcestis
- Alciat
- Alcibiades
- Alcmaeonids
- Alexander
- Alexander of Abonoteichos
- Alexander the Great
- Alexandria
- Alexandria in Egypt
- Alexandria school
- Alexandrian medicine
- Alexandrian nationalism
- Alexarchos
- Alhazen
- allegorical narrative
- allography
- Alpes de Haute-Provence
- Alps
- Alsengemmen
- altar
- Amazones
- ambassador
- ambiguity
- Ambracia
- ambrosia
- Ammon
- amor
- amphictionic book-keeping
- amphictiony
- Amphictiony
- amphitheatre
- amphorae
- amphorae’ s worshops
- amulet
- amulets
- anadiplosis
- analgesia
- analogy
- anaphora
- anaphoric pronoun
- Anat
- Anatolia
- Anatolius of Berytus
- Anatomical diagrams
- ancestor
- ancient Christianity
- ancient Greece
- Ancient Greece
- Ancient Greek
- Ancient Greek Religion
- ancient iron metallurgy
- ancient literature
- ancient medicine
- Ancient Near East
- Ancient Rome
- ancient Rome
- ancient theatre
- ancient veterinary medicine
- ancilla
- Andalucia
- animal
- animal fluids
- Anna
- annalistic
- Annals
- annotation
- anonymity
- anthropology
- anthroponomy
- anti-Judaism
- anti-Semitism
- anticipation
- Antijudaism
- Antiochos I
- Antipater
- antiquarian
- antique geography
- antique Greek novel
- antique landscape
- antique romance
- antique site
- antiquity
- Antiquity
- antithesis
- Antonine Itinerary
- Antonini
- Antonius
- Antonius Primus
- Antyllus
- Ap. Claudius Caecus
- Ap. Claudius Russus
- Aphrodite
- apoikia
- Apollo
- Apollodore
- Apollonia
- Apollonios of Rhodes
- Apollonios of Tyana
- apology
- apousia
- Appianos
- Appius Claudius Caecus
- Appolonios of Tyana
- Apsirtus
- Apulia
- apulianising style
- Aquileia
- Aquitaine
- Aquitani
- aquosus
- Arab pharmacology
- archaeological experimentation
- archaeology
- archaeometry
- archaeomusicology
- archaic
- archaic geometry
- archaic Greece
- Archaic Greece
- archaic Greek poetry
- archaic period
- Archedicos
- archeological material
- archeological reconsiderations
- archeology
- archeometallurgy
- archeometry
- Archimedes
- Archimedes’screw
- architectural restitution
- architectural structure
- architectural vocabulary
- architecture
- archives
- ardour
- Ares
- Aretaeus of Cappadocia
- arete
- arétè
- Argos
- argument encoding
- Arianism
- aristocracy
- aristocratic culture
- aristocratic mansion
- Aristophanes
- Aristotle
- armies
- army
- Army and Society
- aromatic products
- Arraphe Kingdom
- Ars poetica
- Arsameia ad Euphraten
- Arsameia ad Nymphaeum
- art
- art of memory
- Artemidorus
- Artemis
- article
- artisanal mobility
- artist
- Arval brethren
- Ashlar
- Asia (Roman Province)
- Asia Minor
- Asia minor
- aspect
- aspectiv
- aspective
- aspectivity
- Assembly
- assembly
- Assyrian royal inscriptions
- Astigi
- astragaloi
- astragalomancy
- astrological Tablet
- astronomy
- Atenas
- Athena
- Athena Cranaia
- Athena Mêtêr
- Athena Polias
- Athena Skiras
- Athens
- athletes
- Atlas
- atomic movement
- Atreids (Orestes
- atrox
- attic ceramic
- attic ceramics
- Attic drama and oratory
- Attic pottery
- Attic red‑figure vases
- Attic speeches for the defence
- attic vase-painting
- Attic vases
- Attica
- audience
- audition
- auditory
- Augusta Praetoria
- Augustan age
- Augustine
- Augustine (Contra adversarium legis et prophetarum)
- Augustonemetum/Clermont-Ferrand
- Augustus
- Aula
- aulos
- Aulos
- Aurelian Reforms
- auspices
- authoritarian regimes
- authority
- autobiography
- autochthony
- automat-
- automatons
- autopsy
- Autun
- Avar emprire
- Avienus
- axe
B
- Babylon
- Bacchae
- Bacchanals
- Bacchus
- Baetica
- Balkans
- ball
- ball games
- bandage
- banquet
- baptism
- barbarians
- Barbarians
- Barbarians Laws
- barbarism
- Barnabas
- Barthélemy
- basilikos logos
- battle of Heraclea
- Battle of Pharsalia
- Battle of the Eurymedon
- battles
- Beatica
- beauty
- Bebryces
- being seen
- being-in-the-world
- Belgica
- belief
- beliefs
- bells
- Bellum ciuile
- Belshazzar
- Berlin Antikensammlung
- besieged city
- Bethlehem
- Bible
- biblical intertextuality
- Bibliography
- bifid stemma
- bile
- bilingualism
- Bilingualism
- bilis
- biology
- bird
- Birds
- black
- Black Sea
- black-figure
- black-figure vases
- blacksmith
- blind
- Blond Hills
- blood
- bloodletting
- board game
- Board games
- board games
- board gaming
- boardgames
- bodies
- bodily fluids
- body
- body and gender history
- body and soul
- body language
- Boeotian child tombs
- bomos
- bone
- border
- Borderlands
- borders
- Borrowing
- Boswellia
- Botorrita
- boundary stones
- brace
- Brauron
- breach of the law
- breast mutilation
- breastfeeding
- breeding
- breviaria
- brick
- bridge
- bridges
- Britain
- Britannia
- Brockmann
- bronze
- Bronze age
- Bronze Age
- bronze rattle
- Bryas
- Bucolic
- building communities
- building techniques
- bull
- bullying
- Buprestis
- Burgundians
- burial
- burial context
- burial customs
- burial practices
- burial rites
- burials
- Burrushanda
- bust
- buttrice
- Byzantine garnet
- Byzantine medicine
- Byzantium
C
- C. Caninius Rebilus
- caballus
- Cabrera 5
- cadastre
- Cadmos
- Caelius Aurelianus
- Cahors
- calendar
- Calendes
- Callimachus
- Callimacos
- Callisthenes
- Calque
- camels
- cameo
- Camilla
- Camma
- camps
- campus
- Canon medicine
- canonical collections
- capital
- Capitol
- Capitole
- Caracalla
- Caria
- carmina epigraphica
- carmina figurata
- Carnuntum
- carpentry
- Carrhae
- cart making
- Carthage
- carthagenian strategy
- Carthago Nova
- cartography
- Casa dei Pittori al lavoro
- Casa dei Vettii
- Casa del Bracciale d’oro
- Cassander
- casses
- Cassiodorus
- Cassiterides
- Cassius Dio
- castration
- Castulo
- casualties of war
- catalogue
- cataphora
- Caucasus
- causal value
- cause
- causeway
- caves
- celestial voyage
- Celsus
- Celtic Europe
- Celtic period
- Celtic religions
- Celtic warfare
- Celtic world
- Celts
- censorship
- census
- centaur
- Centaur
- Central Administration
- Central Asia
- central places
- centre
- ceramics
- Cerberus
- Cesti
- Cézanne
- chaîne opératoire
- chains
- Chalkis
- chalque
- chance
- change
- charadrius
- charaktêr
- charisma
- cheat
- cheating
- chemical analyses
- child
- Child grave
- child-burial
- childhood
- children
- children’s books
- Chiomara
- Chiron
- chlamydati
- choir
- Chrism
- Christian apologetics
- christian democracy
- Christian Europe
- Christian iconography
- Christian persecution
- Christianism
- Christianity
- Christianization
- Christians
- chromo-analogy
- chronology
- chthonian cattle
- church patrons
- churches
- Cilicia
- Cineas
- cinema
- cippus
- circulations
- Cistercians
- cities
- citizen
- citizens
- citizenship
- City
- city
- city of the Auscii
- City-State
- civic cults
- civic elites
- civic epigraphy.
- civic honours
- civil war
- civil war (49-31 BC)
- civil wars
- clades Crassiana
- clapper
- Claros
- classical Athens
- classical period
- classification
- claudication
- Claudine Leduc
- Clausula
- Clement of Alexandria
- Cleora
- Clermont-Ferrand
- Client Kings
- Clio HFS
- cloth
- Clytemnaestra
- Cn. Domitius Ahenobarbus
- Code-switching
- codicology
- codifications
- Cognitive Linguistics
- coin pantheons
- coinage
- coins
- Coins
- collection management
- collective memory
- collective practices
- colleges
- collegium
- collegium’s patron
- collyrium
- colonia Augusta Firma
- colonial identity
- colonial memory
- colonies
- colonisation
- colonization
- colony
- colour
- colours
- Columella
- comedy
- comedy titles
- comets
- comic
- comique significatif
- Commagene
- commemoration
- commemorative monument
- Commentaries
- commentary
- commerce
- commercial accommodation
- commercial law
- commercial roads
- Communist party
- communities
- community
- comparative analysis
- Comparative approach
- Comparative lexicology
- Comparison
- compassion
- competition
- compita
- Complement clause
- Complement clauses
- complementation
- complexion
- composition
- compound adjectives
- compound medicines
- concept of diaspora
- conception of history
- concepts
- conceptualisation
- Concordia
- Concrete meaning
- conditional clauses
- conflicts
- connectivity
- connector
- consecration
- consensus
- Constantine
- construction materials
- consulates
- contact
- contamination
- contemporary theatre
- Contessa Entellina Survey
- Context
- context
- contrapposto
- Contrebia Belaisca
- Contubernium
- Convenae
- conversational maxim
- conversion
- conversion to Christianity
- cooking
- Copenhagen
- copular sentences
- copy
- Corcyra
- Corinth
- Corinthian œci
- corn supply
- coronati
- Coroplastic Studies
- coroplastics
- coroplasty
- coroplathy
- corporeality regime
- corpus
- corpus linguistics
- correspondence
- cosmology
- cosmopolitanism
- Council of Chalcedon
- counter-volition
- court
- courtesans
- courtly literature
- craft production
- Craftsmen’s Gestures
- crater
- creative inspiration
- Cretan
- crimson
- Critias
- critical edition
- criticism
- cromella
- crooked dices
- cross torch
- cross‑shaped element
- crotala
- culinary and drinking equipment
- cult
- cult of Cybele
- cult of the dead
- cult statue
- cult-epithets
- cultores
- cults
- cults of Athena
- cultual agents
- cultural contacts
- cultural differenciation
- Cultural Heritage
- Cultural history
- cultural hybridity
- cultural identities
- cultural identity
- cultural politics
- cultural transfers
- culture
- Cumont
- cuneiform
- cunning
- Curials
- Curiga
- cursing
- Cursus publicus
- Cybel
- Cylon
- cymbal
- Cyprus
D
- Dactylic hexameter
- dactylic hexameter
- Dactylotype
- dadophore
- daily life
- daily religion
- Dalmatia
- dance
- Daniel
- Dannus
- Danube
- Daphnis
- Dardanians
- daughter
- Daurade
- David
- De catarticis
- De materia medica
- De mulieribus claris
- De viris illustribus
- De vita beata
- deadjectival verb
- death
- debate
- debt
- deceased
- decency
- Déchelette (Joseph)
- decorations
- dedication
- dedications
- deduction
- default case
- defeat
- defeated
- defence
- deformity
- defunctionalisation
- deictic orientation
- deixis
- delegation
- Delfos
- Delos
- Delphi
- Delphi (city)
- Delphi palm tree
- Demeter
- Demeter and Kore
- Déméter Chloe
- Demetrios Poliorcetos
- demiurge
- democracies
- democracy
- Democracy
- demography
- demonstration
- demonstratives
- demotic
- denominal verb
- denomination
- denomination of the treaties
- Denys of Halicarnassus
- Denys the Elder
- deontic modality
- deposition
- depth
- descendant
- description of domestic space
- description of the Christian structure
- destiny
- Destruction
- destruction
- detailed surveys
- diachrony
- Diachrony
- diagonal
- dialect
- dialeghestai
- dialogue
- diasporas
- Dicaearchus of Messene
- dice
- dichromy
- didactic
- didactic poetry
- Dido
- dietetics
- difference
- dikai metallikai
- Diligentia
- Dimitris Papaioannou
- Dio Cassius
- Diodoros Siculus
- Diodorus
- Diogene of Babylon
- Dion of Pruse
- Dionysius I
- Dionysius of Halicarnassus
- Dionysos
- Dionysus
- Dioscorides Longobardus
- diplomacy
- disability
- disable children
- disaster
- disasters
- discourse
- discursive strategies
- disease transfer
- dissection
- dissensio
- dissimulatio
- dissimulation
- distributed morphology
- distribution
- distribution of the sites
- distribution patterns
- ditransitive verbs
- dive
- Divi
- Divination
- divination
- divine advice
- divine architecture
- divine networks
- divine order
- divorce
- doctor
- doctrinal tradition
- documentation
- dokimeion
- doll
- dolphins
- domestic architectur
- domestic architecture
- domestic context
- domestic staff
- Domitian
- domus
- donkey
- donor
- door
- door sill
- double
- double dative
- drama
- dramatic text
- dramatisation
- dramaturgy
- dream
- dropsy
- druids
- drum
- drunkenness
- Dumézil
- duplicity
- durative
- Duruy
- dyktydia
- dynasteia
E
- eagles
- early archaic period
- Early Church
- Early Empire
- early empire
- Early Imperial theatres
- Early Iron Age
- Early Roman Empire
- early romance languages
- Earthquakes
- eastbound and westbound connections
- Echidna
- ecl. 10
- Economic Agents
- economic rationality
- economy
- Ecphrasis
- ecphrasis
- edifying
- education
- Egean world
- Egypt
- Egyptian
- Egyptian art
- Egyptian pharmacopoeia
- Egyptian priests
- eikos
- ekphrasis
- ekphrasis of image
- El Cigarralejo
- Elatea
- Electra
- elegiac poetry
- elementary imagining faculty
- elementary qualities
- elements
- elevatory wheel
- Elissa-Dido
- elite
- elitism
- eloquence
- Elymes
- embodied practice
- embryo
- embryo formation
- Emesa
- emic
- Emilia Romagna (Italy)
- emmenagogues
- Empedocles
- Emperor
- empire
- Empire
- Emporion
- emporion
- Enarae
- enargeia
- encyclopedia
- Encyclopédie
- end of childhood
- End of the Roman Empire
- endophore
- engraved gems
- Ensérune
- Entella
- entrance on the stage
- enunciation
- ephedrismos
- Ephesus
- epic
- Epic
- epic Cycle (small Iliad and Iliou Persis)
- epiclesis
- Epicrates
- epics
- Epictetus
- epicureanism and stoicism
- Epicurism
- Epicurus
- Epidamnus
- Epidaurus
- epigram
- epigrams
- Epigrams
- Epigraphy
- epigraphy
- epikatallagè
- epinetron
- epiphany
- Epirus
- epistemology
- Epistulae ex Ponto
- Epitainarioi
- epitaphs
- époikoi
- Epona
- Equestrian Order
- Eretria
- Erinyes
- Eros
- eroticism
- erotics
- erudition
- estate economy
- ethics
- ethnicity
- ethnicity in an urban environment
- ethnography
- etiology
- Etolia
- Etolians
- Etruria
- Etruscans
- Etymology
- etymology
- Eudemian Ethics
- Eukleia
- eulogy
- Eumelus of Thebes
- Eumonia
- euphemism
- Eupolia
- Euric
- Euripides
- Euripides’s Orestes
- evhemerism
- evidence
- evidence of cave cults
- evolution
- Evolution
- exchanges
- excrements
- exempla
- exemplarity
- exemplum
- Exemplum
- exhibitionism
- exhortations
- exile
- exophore
- expedition to Sicily
- expenses
- experiment smell
- experimental
- exposure
- exposure of infants
- exposure of the future hero
- expression
- expressiveness
- External polysemy
- external qualities
- extispicin
- extradition
- extremism
- eye
- eyesight
F
- Fabius Maximus Cunctator
- fabrication of statues
- Fabricius
- Failaka
- Faleries
- falsehood
- familia
- familial identity
- family
- family connections
- family line
- fantasizing
- farcy
- farriery
- Fasti
- Fatalism
- fate
- Favorinus
- feasting
- fecit
- feeling
- felicity condition
- female bust
- female tombs
- ferisoma
- Fernando Rodriguez
- ferule
- fervour
- festival
- festivals
- festive licence
- festivities
- fetiales
- fiction
- fictionality
- fictionalization
- fides punica
- Fides/Pistis
- fifth century
- figurative poem
- Figurine
- Figurines
- figurines
- Filocalus
- finance
- finances
- Fingerprint
- fin’amor
- fire
- Fire of Rome
- first Punic war
- Fiscal
- fiscal system
- fishing industries
- five lines
- Flavians
- floor
- focalisation
- focus
- focus of empathy
- Foetor Judaicus
- folklore
- Folktales
- food
- food practices
- food productions
- football
- ford
- fords
- foreigner
- foreigners
- forge
- fortification
- fortifications
- Fortuna
- foundation stories
- founding heroes
- founding text
- four humours
- Francavilla Marittima
- François-Benoît Hoffman
- frankincense
- Franz Cumont
- fratricide
- Frazer
- Freedmen
- freedom
- French (Middle French)
- French historian (1921‑2004)
- French Parliament
- French Revolution
- French School at Athens
- Freud
- freudism
- friend and allied kings
- friendship
- frog
- frog-lamp
- frontalism
- frontier
- Frontiers
- fumigation
- fumigations
- function
- function of images
- function of the image
- functionnal items
- functions
- funeral
- funeral monuments
- funeral rites
- funerary
- funerary archaeology
- funerary banquet
- funerary deposit
- funerary epigraphy
- Future participle
G
- Gades
- Gadir
- Galen
- Gallia Narbonensis
- Gallic rivers
- Gallic sack of Rome
- Gallus
- gambling
- game
- game of inclined board
- games
- gaming sets
- Gamoroi
- garden
- Gaul
- Gaulish gods
- Gaulish society
- gaulish toponymy
- Gela
- Gellius
- gem
- gemellity
- gems
- Gems
- gemstones
- gender
- gender studies
- genealogy
- Genitive
- Genitive of time
- Genius
- Genius Augusti
- genus
- geography
- geometry
- geoponica
- Gergovia
- Gers
- Gerulata
- Gestalttheorie (theory of the Form)
- gesture
- Gestures
- ghes anadasmos
- Giant
- Gindaros
- Giordano Ruffo
- girl
- girls
- gladiator
- gladiators
- glanders
- glass medallions
- Glass Pastes
- glaucous
- Glykon
- god of eloquence
- goddess
- gods
- good luck
- gothic language
- Government
- Governor
- Governors of Provinces
- Graeco-Egyptian magic
- Graeco-Roman Egypt
- graffiti
- grafts
- grain
- Grammaticalisation
- graphein
- Grass snake
- grave goods
- grave vessels
- graves
- Great Greece (hellenistic period)
- Greco-Roman pharmacopoeia
- Greco-Roman world
- Greece
- Greek
- greek
- Greek art
- Greek authors
- Greek Charity
- Greek colonization
- Greek comic authors
- Greek culture
- Greek documentary papyri
- Greek epic
- greek epigraphy
- Greek iconography
- Greek identity
- Greek literature
- Greek melic poetry
- Greek myth
- Greek mythology
- greek novels
- Greek papyri
- Greek philosophy
- Greek presence
- Greek religion
- greek religion
- Greek sanctuaries
- Greek terms for Roman realities
- Greek tragedies
- Greek Tragedy
- greek votive reliefs
- Greek-Phoenician bilingual inscriptions
- Greek-speaking people
- Greeks
- green gems
- greenery
- gromatic art
- Grote
- grotesque absolu
- Ground Layer
- group of Himera painter
- guard
- Guillaume Budé
H
- habitat
- Hades
- Hadrian
- Hagar
- hagiotoponymy
- Haimonian
- hairstyle
- Halaesa
- half-timbered walls
- hanging strut
- Hannibal
- harassment
- harbor
- harbour
- Harlfinger
- harmony
- harnessing
- Harpocrat
- Harpocrates
- healing gods
- health
- hearing
- hearths
- heaven
- Hebrew
- hedonism
- hegemony
- Heidegger
- Helen
- Hélène Cixous
- Helios
- helkos
- Hellenism
- Hellenistic
- Hellenistic colonization
- Hellenistic Egypt
- Hellenistic era
- Hellenistic kingdoms
- Hellenistic monarchy
- Hellenistic Near East
- Hellenistic Orient
- Hellenistic Peloponnese
- hellenistic period
- Hellenistic period
- Hellenistic Phoenicia
- Hellenistic poetry
- Hellenistic sculpture
- Hellenistic world
- Helots
- Helvetes
- Heraclea
- Heraclea Pontica
- Heracleion-Thonis
- Heracles
- Heraclitus
- Heraion
- Herakles
- Herakles at the crossroads
- herbals
- Herculaneum
- Herculanum
- Hercules
- hereditary traits
- hermaic pillar
- Hermeneumata Pseudodositheana
- hermeneutical philology
- Hermes
- Herod
- Herod Agrippa
- Herodotus
- heroes and humans
- Heroicus
- heroism
- Hesiod
- hesiodic divine retribution
- Hestia
- hetairs
- hiera chrêmata
- hierarchy
- hieroglyph
- hieroglyphs
- Hieron
- hills
- Himera
- hinterland
- Hipparinos
- Hippias minor
- Hippiatrica
- hippiatrics
- hippiatry
- Hippocrates
- Hippocratic Aphorisms
- Hippocratic Corpus
- Hippodamos of Milet
- hipposandals
- Hispania
- Hispania Citerior
- Hispano-Roman urbanism
- Historia
- Historia Augusta
- historian
- historical causality
- historical geography
- historical linguistics
- historical reconstruction
- historical semantics
- historiography
- Historiography
- history
- history of construction
- history of linguistics
- history of religions
- history of techniques
- history of the body
- history of the Cypriote Archaeological Research
- holy woods
- home
- homeans
- Homer
- Homeric epics
- homerism
- homicide
- homo politicus
- honorific decrees
- honour
- hoof
- hoop
- Horace
- Horatius Cocles
- horizontality
- horror
- horse
- horses of Diomedes
- horseshoe
- Horus
- hosia
- hot autumn
- houses (oikoi)
- huehuetl
- human fluids
- human mobility
- humanism
- Humankind
- humoral typology
- humors of the eye
- humours
- hybris
- hydraulics
- hydria
- hymn
- hypochondria
- hysteria
I
- Iberian peninsula
- Iberian Period
- Iberian personal names
- Iberian religions
- Iberians
- Ibiza
- icon
- iconic sign
- iconographic program
- iconography
- icterus bird
- idealism
- ideas
- Identification
- identities
- identity
- identity (Greek)
- identity construction
- identity of the tragic character
- ideological manipulation
- ideology
- idiophone
- idiophones
- idolatry
- idyll
- II Corinthians 2:14-16
- III millennium BC
- ikria
- Iliad
- Iliadic tables
- Ilioupersis
- illness
- illumination
- illustration
- image
- image-attitude
- image-text
- images
- images of images
- images of power
- images of power and power of images
- imaginary
- imagination
- imaginative world
- Imitatio
- imitation
- immortality
- imperfect
- Imperial
- Imperial administration
- imperial benefits
- Imperial Constitutions
- imperial cult
- imperial ideology
- Imperial Ideology
- imperial images
- imperial investiture
- imperial period
- Imperial Power
- imperial predation
- imperial religion
- Imperial Residences
- imperial statue
- imperialism
- imperium
- inborn
- incense
- inclusive value
- India
- indirect reflexive
- individual
- induction
- industry
- Ineditum Vaticanum
- infanticide
- infinitive
- infirmitas
- influence of sculpture
- ingots
- ingressive
- inn
- innovation
- inscribed painted objects
- inscription
- inscriptions
- insensibility
- insertion
- inspiration
- institutions
- instruments
- instrumentum
- instrumentum domesticum
- insula
- insult
- intaglio
- intaglios
- integration
- Intelligence
- intelligible
- Intensity
- Inter-polis disputes
- intercultural relations
- interdisciplinarity
- intermediary status
- Internal polysemy
- internal structuring
- international relationships
- interpersonal level
- interpretatio
- interpretatio romana
- interpretation
- Intertextuality
- intertextuality
- Intratextuality
- invasions
- invention
- inventions
- inventors
- inventory
- iological literature
- iology
- Ion
- Ionia
- ionian physicists
- Iphigenia)
- Iran
- iris
- iron
- Iron Age
- Iron age
- iron age
- iron Age
- Iron Age Britain
- irony
- Isiac cults
- isiac cults
- Isidore of Seville
- Isis
- Islamic stronghold
- Istria
- italian traffickers
- Italians
- Italic ceramics
- Italic vases
- Italics
- italiot ceramic
- Italy
- itinerant artists
- itinerant craftsmen
- Iulius Africanus
- ivory
J
- J.C. Lawson and F.B. Welch
- jack
- Jacob
- jaundice
- Javols
- Jean-Paul Sartre
- jetty bracket
- Jew
- jewelled rings and rings
- jewelries
- jewelry
- Jewish abstinence from pork
- Jewish identity
- jewish inscriptions
- Jews
- Jews of Alexandria
- John 12:1-8
- jokes
- Jordanus Rufus
- journey
- Judaism
- Judean
- judge
- Julian
- julian calendar
- Julius Africanus
- Juno
- jurāḥa
- juridical status
- Juridical texts
- jurisprudence
- Justice
- Justin
- Justinian Code
- Justinus
- Justus Lipsius
L
- La Tène
- La Tène oppida
- La Tour-de-Peilz
- labour
- lacrima
- Lactantius
- Lagids
- Lais
- lame
- lame monarchy
- lameness
- lament
- land
- land allotment
- land distribution
- land labor
- land ownership
- land planning
- land tenure
- Landscape
- landscape
- landscape archaeology
- landscape archeology
- landscapes
- language
- Language contact
- Languages
- Lanuvium
- Laocoon
- Lar familiaris/Lares familiares
- Lares Augusti
- Larisa
- late antiquity
- Late Antiquity
- late Antiquity
- Late Empire
- Late Iron Age
- Late Latin
- late Latin
- Late Latin medicine
- late-punician amphorae
- latenian culture
- later Lucanian
- Later Roman Army
- Later Roman Empire
- latin
- latin dialects
- Latin dialects
- Latin Dioscorides
- Latin epic poetry
- Latin Epigraphy
- Latin Gallic and Aquitanic onomastics
- Latin gromatic corpus
- Latin historiography
- latin law
- Latin Literature
- Latin Love Elegy
- Latin medical commentaries
- Latin theater
- Latin translations
- Latinisation
- latrunculi game
- laughter
- Lauragais
- Laurion
- law
- laws
- lead
- lead ingot
- lead ingots
- lead isotopes
- leasing
- Legal Instruments and Economic Infrastructures
- legend
- legendary beasts
- legends
- legions
- legitimate children
- legitimating
- legitimation of power
- lekythoi
- lekythos
- Leon
- Leontinoi
- letter
- lexical aspect
- lexicography
- lexicology
- Liber medicinae ex herbis femininis
- Library
- Life of Apollonius of Tyana
- light
- light verbs
- Lilybia
- Limes
- limitatio
- limits
- Limoges
- limp
- Lincolnshire
- lineage
- linen
- linguistic strategy
- lint
- lion
- lion-man and dog-men
- Lipsius
- Lisistrata ou les Athéniennes
- list
- listening
- literacy
- literary construction
- literature and politics under Nero
- liturgy
- lived space
- Livy
- local deities
- Locres
- Loeb
- logic of antagonisms
- logos
- Loisy
- look
- loom weight(s)
- loss of time
- loutrophoros
- Louvre
- Love
- love
- love divination
- love elegy
- love sickness
- love story
- Lucan
- Lucanians
- Lucian
- Ludi Apollinares
- Ludi saeculares
- ludus/lusus
- Lugdunum
- Lugus
- Luke
- Lusitania
- luxury
- Lycia
- Lycians
- Lycurgus Painter
- lying
- lymphaticus
- Lyon
- lyre
- Lysistrata
M
- Mably
- mac(h)ina
- Macedonia
- Macrobius
- madness
- magic
- magical gems
- magical practices
- magical remedies
- Magna Graecia
- Magna Grecia
- Magna Mater
- Magna Moralia
- maiestas
- mail-coach service
- Maison des Nones de Mars
- malediction
- malformed children
- Malia
- Malia palace
- man-eating
- Manching
- Manfredus de Monte Imperiali
- Manichaeism
- manuscript tradition
- Marcus Aemilius Lepidus
- Marcus Aurelius
- Marcus Licinius Crassus
- Marcus Lucretius Fronto
- maritime communications
- Marius
- markets
- Marquise de Pompadour
- marriage
- marriages
- Mars and Rhea Silvia
- Marseilles
- marshes
- Marsyas
- Martial
- martyr
- martyrdom
- martyrs
- Marzeah
- Mascalcia
- mass nouns
- master of truth
- Mater Deum
- materia medica
- Material culture
- material culture
- material sources
- materiality
- maternal milk
- mathematics
- matricide
- Matrix
- Matthias Langhoff
- Mauri
- mausoleum
- Maximus of Tyr
- measure
- mechanics
- Medea
- Medeon
- mediation
- medical instruments
- medical magic
- medical school of Salerno
- medical texts
- medicine
- medicine of opposites
- medieval hippiatry
- Medieval treatises
- Mediterranean
- Megara
- Megarian institutions
- Melian nymphs
- membranophone
- membranophones
- memorization
- memory
- menat
- Menelaus
- Mercantour
- mercenariate
- mercenaries
- merchant
- Mercurius
- Mercury
- mercury
- Mérida
- Merida bridges
- Meroe
- Mesambria
- Mesoamerica
- Mesopotamia
- Mesopotamian medicine
- Messapians
- Messene
- metal furniture
- metal trade
- metallurgy
- Metamorfosis
- metaphor
- Metaphoric use
- metaphysics of light
- Metapontum
- Metatheatre
- metatheatre
- meteo-scale
- meteotology
- Methodism
- metonimy
- metonymy
- Metrical bridge
- Metrics
- metrology
- Michel
- Michel Psellos
- Micon
- Middle Ages
- Middle-Ages
- middle-Babylonian
- Midwife
- migration
- migrations
- Milan
- milestones
- military
- military camp
- military ceremonies
- Military Reforms
- military techniques
- military victory
- milk
- Millau-La Graufesenque
- milliary column
- mimesis
- mind
- Minerva Nikephoros
- mines
- miniature
- miniature clay shield
- miniature pottery
- miniature vessels
- miniaturisation
- mining
- mining associations
- Minoan architecture
- Minoan Crete
- Minturnae
- mirror
- Mithra
- mithridatization
- mixture
- mnemonics techniques
- mobility
- modality
- mode of action
- model
- Modelling
- moderate political theory in 4th century
- moderation
- Modern Greek Theatre
- modernism
- moment of speaking
- mondi alla riversa
- Monesterio (Badajoz)
- Monetary and Budgetary Policies
- monetary metrology
- Monetary Type
- money
- monotheism
- Mons desideratum
- monster
- monsters
- Montagne Noire
- Montans
- Monte Adranone
- monumental offerings
- monuments
- moral anti-system
- Moralia and Lives
- morbus articularius
- Morphology
- Moses
- mother goddesses
- mother-goddesses
- motherhood
- Mould
- Moulding
- moulding
- mourning
- mouvement contrarié
- mule breeding
- Mulomedicina
- Mulomedicina Chironis
- multi-functionality
- munera
- Munera
- Municipal Administration
- municipalisation
- municipium
- Murex
- Muse
- museology
- Muses
- museum
- Music
- music
- music-hall
- Musical Iconography
- Musical Instruments
- musical instruments
- musician
- musicians
- Muslims
- mutatio
- mutilation
- Mycenae
- Mycenaean architecture
- Myrrhinous
- mysteries
- mystery
- Myth
- myth
- Myth and ritual school
- mythical discourse
- mythological variant
- mythologizing
- mythology
- Mythology
- myths
N
- name
- Napoleon
- Narbonensis
- Narcissus
- narration
- narrative
- narrative structure
- Narrator
- narthex
- native gods
- natives
- nativity
- natural questions
- nature
- nauta
- necessity
- necropoleis
- necropolis
- necropolises
- nectar
- negation
- negociation
- negotiatores
- Nemausus
- Nemea
- Nemean 5
- Nemean Lion
- Nemrud Dağ
- Neo-Assyrian
- Neo-Babylonian
- neo-latin
- neoplatonism
- Neptune
- Nero
- network
- network analysis
- network theory
- networks
- New Testament
- Nicander
- nicolo
- Nitiobroges
- nocturnal
- nominative
- nominativus cum infinitivo
- non illustrated observer
- non-funerary uses
- non-illustrated observer
- Nonnus
- norm
- Northern Italy
- notoriety
- noun phrase
- noun valency
- nourishment
- Nubia
- Numidia
- numismatics
- nuptial rites
- Nuzi
- nymphs
O
- oath
- object
- object biography
- obscenity
- observation
- occupying universities
- Ocean
- Oceanids
- Octavia
- Octavian Augustus
- Octavius
- Odes
- odor
- odors
- Odysseus
- Œdipus
- Oedipus
- Oedipus Rex
- Oenotrians
- of speech
- offerings
- official art
- Ogmios
- Oiasso
- oikos
- oikouménè
- oil (elaion)
- ointment
- Olbia
- Old Comedy
- Old Testament
- olfactory dimension
- oligarchy
- olive oil
- olive tree
- olive tree (elaia)
- Olympian hierarchy
- Olympias
- omen
- omphalos
- onirocritics
- Onomaris
- onomastic strategy
- onomastics
- open content
- open data
- ophidians
- ophiology
- ophthalmology
- oppida
- oppida latina
- Oppidum
- oppidum
- opposition mountain/plain
- optics
- opus craticium
- oracle
- Oracle of the Palm tree
- oracles
- orality
- orator
- orators
- oratory rythm
- organic analyses
- organic analysis
- organization of the shrine
- Oribasius
- Orient
- oriental religions
- origins
- Orontid dynasty
- Orosius
- Orpheus
- Ostie-Portus
- ostracism
- ostraka
- Other
- Ouranopolis
- Ovid
- Ovid de diluuio
- Ovid’s reception
P
- P. Warr. 13
- Pachten
- pacifying value
- packsaddle
- paedagogy
- Paestum
- Pagans and Christians
- Pagus
- paideia
- pain
- pain and pleasure
- painted inscription
- Painted texts
- painted tomb
- painting
- palace
- Palaces
- palaeography
- Palaestra
- Palais Bourbon
- Palatine
- Palatine Anthology
- Palatine bureaux
- Palatine Ministers
- paleo-christian
- paleography
- Paleohispanic language
- Palladion
- Palladium
- Pallas
- Pallas Athena
- Pan
- Panegyric
- Pannonia
- panoply
- pantomime
- Papillary Ridge
- para-participle
- paradigmatic image
- paradox
- paradoxography
- parenhood
- parenthood
- parody
- Parthian wars
- Parthians
- particle
- parting of the ways between Judaism and Christianity
- passes
- passion
- passivization
- past
- pastimes
- pastoral sacrifices
- pater familias
- pathetic history
- pathos
- patient
- patristics
- Paul
- Paul of Tarsus
- Paul Perdrizet
- Paul’s letters
- Pauw (Cornelius de)
- pax deorum
- peace agreement
- peasants
- pedagogy
- Pedanius Dioscorides
- Peisistratids
- Pelagonius
- pendants
- pente grammai
- Penultimate position
- People
- peoples
- perception
- percussion
- percussion instruments
- percussion music
- perfect
- performance
- perfume in Antiquity
- perfumed oil
- perfumes
- periboloi
- periboloi (enclosure wall)
- Pericles
- periphery
- periphrastic constructions
- Pero
- persecution
- Persia
- Persian Empire
- Persian invasion
- persona
- personification
- perspective
- perversion
- Peter
- Peter Stein
- Petit Saint Bernard
- PGM
- Phaedra
- phallus
- phantasia
- pharaoh
- pharmaceutical poetry
- pharmaceutics
- pharmacological theory
- pharmacology
- pharmacopeia
- pharmacopoeia
- pharmaka
- Pharsalia
- Phenicians
- philhellenism
- Philistos
- Philo of Alexandria
- Philo of Byblos
- Philodemos
- philoi
- Philological emendation
- philosopher
- philosophies of the tragic
- philosophy
- Philostratos
- Philostratus
- Phocean
- Phocid
- Phocidia
- Phocidia (confederation)
- Phocion
- Phocis
- Phoenician
- Phoenician bowl
- Phoenician History
- Phoenicians
- Phoenissae
- Phoenix
- phonetics
- phormiskos
- Phrygia
- Phrygian cap
- physical punishment
- physical suffering
- physiognomony
- physiology
- Phytonym
- Piccolomini
- picture
- Pierre Lévêque
- Pierre Paris
- Pierre Paris Centre
- pietas
- piety
- Pigment
- pinax
- Pindar
- piracy
- pirates
- Pistacia
- Pistiros
- pituita
- pity
- planning
- Plato
- Platonic philosophers
- Plato’s theory of vision
- plausible
- Plautus
- play
- pleasure
- plebs
- Pliny the Elder
- plot
- pluridisciplinarity
- Plutarch
- pneuma
- podiatry
- Poenulus
- poet
- poetic
- poetic autonomy
- poetic diction
- poetic tomb
- poetics
- poetry
- Poikilia
- poina / apoina
- point of view on the work art
- poisoning
- polemic
- polemics
- Polemon of Laodicea
- poles
- poletai
- polias
- polis
- politeness
- political communication
- political myth
- political propaganda
- political refugees
- Politics
- politics
- politics of expulsion
- pollution (or defilement)
- Pollux
- Polyaenus
- Polybius
- polychrome
- Polychromy
- polychromy
- polygamy
- Polygnotos
- polygonal masonry
- polysensoriality
- Polytheism
- polytheism
- Polyxenos
- Pompa
- Pompeii
- Pompey
- pontifex maximus
- pontiff
- Pop culture
- Popular cult
- populus
- pornography
- Porsenna
- portico
- Portrait
- portrait
- ports
- Poseidon
- Posidonius
- Posidonius of Apamea
- possession
- possessions
- possessive genitive
- possibility
- possible
- posthomeric epic poetry
- posture
- potnia (potinija)
- potters’ workshop
- pottery
- poverty
- powder of the quadriga
- praetor
- Praetorian Prefects
- Praetorium
- pragmaphilological methodology
- pragmatic function
- Pragmatics
- pre- and proto-colonization
- pre-wedding ceremony
- Predicate frame
- predicative function
- Predicative function
- Prefix
- pregnant animals
- preparation
- prepassion (propatheia)
- preposition in
- prepositional phrase
- presbyterate
- present stem
- preservation
- presocratic philosophy
- prestige
- presupposition
- pretend play
- preventive archeology
- Preverb
- Priam’s power
- Priapus
- priest
- priestesses
- priests
- Primato Painter
- primordia Vrbis
- Prince
- Principate
- prison
- prisoners
- private sphere
- privatus
- Proauga
- procession
- procurator a rationibus
- procurator summarum rationum
- prodigies
- prodigy
- producer
- Productivity
- professions
- programmed archeology
- progymnasmata
- prologue
- Prometheus
- pronoun
- propaganda
- proper noun adjective
- prophet
- Propontis
- prose
- proselytes
- prosopography
- prosôpon
- protection
- prothésis
- protobyzantine period
- protohistoric
- protohistoric southern Gaul
- Protohistory
- Prov 31:10-31
- province
- province of Achaia
- provinces
- provincia
- Provincial Administration
- Provincial and Regional Capitals
- provincial religiosity
- proxenia
- prytanes and treasurers
- ps. Galen
- ps. Hippocrates
- Pseudo Bartholomaeus Mini de Senis
- Pseudo-Clement
- pseudo-conditional
- pseudo-galenic writings
- pseudo-Hippocrates
- pseudo-hippocratic writings
- pseudo-Vindicianus
- psychodrama
- psychosomatic disorders
- Ptolemaic Egypt
- Public
- public cult
- public honors
- public office
- public opinion
- public religion
- publicani
- pumping out
- Punic
- punic navy
- Punic wars
- Punics
- punishment
- Punt
- purity
- Pyrene
- Pyrenees
- Pyrrhos
- Pyrrhos (king of Epirus)
- Pyrrhos’s war
- Pythagoras
- Pythagoreanism
- Pythagoreans
- Pythia
- Pythian Apollo
- python
R
- rabbinic literature
- Rabbinic Movement
- rana rubeta
- Ransom of Hector
- rationalis
- rationality
- rattle
- readers
- reality
- reason
- reception
- reception of Ancient Tragedy
- Reception of Antiquity
- reception of Antiquity
- recipient
- Reciprocity
- reconstruction
- red-figure vases
- red-figured pottery
- reemployment
- referential public-audience
- reflection
- reflection on a disciplinary field
- Reflexive
- reform
- refuge
- refugee
- refugees
- regal foundations
- regional specialization
- regulator
- rehabilitation
- reintegration
- relation between text and image
- relational database
- relations
- Relative
- relics
- religion
- religion and economy
- religions
- Religious activities
- religious architecture
- religious cohabitation
- religious dedications
- religious identity
- religious ideology
- religious norms
- religious polemics
- Religious Policy
- religious sense
- remedy
- Remoulding
- Renaissance
- Renaissance (France)
- repatriation
- representation
- representation of reality
- representation of space
- representations
- reproduction
- Republic
- republican era
- Republican era
- Res publica
- research
- researches
- resemantisation
- resemblance
- resilience
- Resource exploitation
- response
- restitution
- restoration
- restrictive value
- resultative
- resumptions
- retaliation
- review CLIO HFS
- rewriting
- Rhetoric
- rhetoric
- Rhodé
- Rhodes
- rhythms
- riches
- riddles
- ridge pole
- ridicule
- rigged dice
- rigged dices
- rite
- rite of passage
- rites
- ritual
- ritualism
- River God
- rivers
- road
- road station
- roads
- robbery
- Robespierre
- rock crystal
- role play
- roll names
- Rollin
- Roma
- Roman administration
- Roman archaeology
- Roman architecture
- Roman army
- Roman Charity
- Roman coinage
- Roman Colonisation
- Roman diplomacy
- roman dwellings
- roman economy
- Roman Egypt
- Roman empire
- Roman Empire
- Roman Empire 284-410
- Roman games
- Roman gems
- Roman glyptics
- Roman gods
- Roman Hispania
- Roman history
- Roman History
- roman history
- Roman identity
- Roman Imperial time
- Roman Jurists
- Roman law
- Roman Law
- Roman Lusitania
- Roman period
- roman period
- roman provinces
- Roman provinces
- Roman religion
- Roman Republic
- Roman republic
- Roman road
- Roman scholars
- Roman science
- Roman Sicily
- Roman Syria
- Roman technology
- Roman town
- Roman traders
- Roman tradition
- Roman tragedy
- Roman universalism
- Roman West
- Roman Western
- Romance languages
- Romanisation
- romanisation
- romanity
- Romano-Carthaginian treatises
- Rome
- Rome (Republic)
- Rome and Italy
- Rome’s death
- Romilly
- Romulus
- Romulus and Remus
- roof structure
- Root
- rope’s game - schoinophilinda
- rota
- rougeole
- rouvieux
- royal genealogy
- royal ideology
- royal portrait
- rubidus
- ruins
- rural churches
- rural settlements
- ruscus
- rusticity
- Ruteni
S
- S. Simeone Stilita
- sacred
- sacrifice
- sacrifices
- safety
- Saint Himier
- saint Mark
- saint Paul
- Saint Paul
- Saitic
- Salač (Vladimír)
- saliua
- saliva
- salt
- salvation
- salvation from the waters
- sanctuaries
- sanctuary
- sanctuary of Apollo
- Sane-Ouranopolis
- sanguis
- sanies
- sarcophagus
- Sardinia
- Sargon of Akkad
- satire
- Satyr plays
- Saul-Paul
- Sauromates
- scabies
- scalarity
- Scalarity
- scale weights
- scandal
- school
- science
- scientific myth
- Scipio Africanus
- Scorpio
- scribe
- Scribonius Largus
- script
- sculpture
- sea
- sea shells
- sea urchin
- sealings
- seasoning
- seasons
- second Epistle to the Corinthians
- second Punic War
- Second Punic war
- second Punic war
- Second sophistics
- Second Temple Judaism
- secondary colonization
- secret
- sedes regiae
- see the light
- seeing
- Seeing God
- Seferis
- segmental society
- Seleucia-Tigris
- Seleucids
- self
- self-concern
- self-control
- self-knowledge
- self-presentation
- selfhood
- Selinonte
- semantics
- Semantics
- semantization of space
- Semic analysis
- semiotics
- Senatorial Order
- Senatus consultum De bacchanalibus
- Seneca
- Senecan tragedy
- Seneca’s tragedies
- sensation
- sensations
- sense
- sense of smell
- sensibility
- sensible
- sensitivity
- sensory
- sentential negation
- Septuagint
- Series
- serious
- serpents
- Servius
- sesame
- settlement
- settlement of the territory
- Severi
- Sex
- Sextus Pompeius
- sham illness
- sheep
- shield
- shifting
- ships
- shoeing
- shoer
- shoulder dislocation
- show
- shrine
- shrines
- Sibaritide
- Sicans
- Sicilia
- Sicily
- Sidoine Apollinaire
- Sidonius
- Sierra Morena
- Sierra Morena (Spain)
- sight and hearing
- sign
- signa ualetudinis
- signature
- Sikel
- silence
- Silius Italicus
- Silla del Papa
- silos
- simulation
- singing
- Sinope
- Sirens
- sistrum
- skeletal reductions
- skeleton
- skill
- skin diseases
- Slaughter of the Innocents
- slave trade
- slavery
- Slavery
- Slavic languages
- Slovenia
- smell
- smoke
- Snake
- sociability
- social condition
- social exclusion
- social history
- Social Identity
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W
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