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  1. Ma Ángeles Alonso Alonso: Epigrafía y ars medica. Observaciones acerca del título profesional iatromea
  2. Antonio Alvar Ezquerra, Jonathan Edmondson, Luis Ángel Hidalgo Martín, Hugo Pires, José Luis Ramírez Sádaba: Retrieving Texts from Intentionally Erased Roman Epitaphs from Augusta Emerita (Mérida, Spain)
  3. Paschalis Androudis, Brad Hostetler: Medieval Greek Inscriptions at Mount Athos: relics and other objects of minor arts
  4. Claudia Antonetti, Ivan Matijašić: Venice Squeeze Project. Digital Library of Epigraphic Squeezes Open Access (University Ca’ Foscari of Venice)
  5. Héctor Arroyo Quirce: Σολύμοισι κυδαλίμοισι. Homer and the Pisidian city of Termessos
  6. Federico Aurora: Mycenaean Epigraphy Online: DAMOS (Database of Mycenaean at Oslo)
  7. Andrea Barta: Underworld Deities on Curse Tablets from Aquincum
  8. Rebecca R. Benefiel, Holly Sypniewski: The Ancient Graffiti Project (ancientgraffiti.org). A user-friendly resource for the study of ancient handwritten wall-inscriptions
  9. Gianmarco Bianchini, Gianluca Gregori: Analisi preliminare sulle forme di ricezione di Ovidio a Pompeii
  10. Aitor Blanco Pérez: Judaism and Rome: Re-thinking Judaism’s Encounter with the Roman Empire
  11. Imola Boda: The population of Colonia Sarmizegetusa
  12. Alan Bowman, Charles Crowther, Simon Hornblower, Rachel Mairs, Kyriakos Savvopoulos: A Corpus of Ptolemaic Inscriptions
  13. Eleni Bozia, Angelos Barmpoutis: Augmented Reality for Epigraphy: How to bring holograms of inscriptions to your classroom
  14. Yanne Broux: Trismegistos People. The extended version
  15. Lorenzo Calvelli: False testimonianze: A New Research Project on Epigraphic Forgeries
  16. Tiziana Carboni: Epistole imperiali a Coronea (Beozia): un nuovo caso di autorappresentazione?
  17. Chiara Cenati, Giorgio Crimi, Silvia De Martini, Davide Redaelli: Laterculi praetorianorum rivisti e corretti
  18. Maria Bastiana Cocco: Tecniche adottate dagli agrimensores nella Sardegna romana: nuovi dati dalla scansione 3D dei cippi terminali
  19. Dan Augustin Deac: The Egyptian Theophoric Personal Names in the Danubian Provinces of the Roman Empire
  20. M. Cristina de la Escosura Balbás: Carthago Nova’s gentes seen from metal and stone. How epigraphy determines onomastics to understand legal status
  21. Gabriela de Tord Basterra: Influence of Greek and Roman epigraphy on religious inscriptions in epichoric languages
  22. Stefania De Vido, Ivan Matijašić, Valentina Mignosa: AXON: Greek Historical Inscriptions. A Database for Research and Teaching (Ca’ Foscari University of Venice)
  23. Catherine Dobias-Lalou, Alice Bencivenni: The digital corpora IGCyr and GVCyr
  24. Laëtitia Dolne: Le vocabulaire des archives des cités grecques : l’apport de l’épigraphie. Les cas des termes ἀποδέκτης et ἀποδοχεύς
  25. Elena Duce Pastor: Spartan women who died on labor considered civic heroines: the epigraphical evidence
  26. Jonathan Edmondson, Milagros Navarro Caballero: ADOPIA: Atlas Digital Onomastique de la Péninsule Ibérique Antique
  27. Alexandra Evdokimova: Cappadocian Byzantine graffiti and Byzantine Greek language
  28. Achille Felicetti, Francesca Murano: CRMtex: Models and Strategies for the Encoding of Epigraphic Documents
  29. Antonio E. Felle, Silvia Orlandi, Stefano Caneva, Anita Rocco, Raffaella Santucci: IDEA. International Digital Epigraphy Association
  30. Francisca Feraudi-Gruénais, Frank Grieshaber: epigraphy.info. A new Collaborative Platform for Digital Epigraphy under construction
  31. Juraj Franek, Daniela Urbanová: Magic on Lead: Simile-Formula on Ancient Greek and Latin Curse Tablets
  32. Federico Frasson: Luna tra storia e leggenda. I falsi epigrafici nella tradizione eruditi dei secoli XVI-XVIII
  33. Ayano Fujisawa: Religious Identity of Diaspora Samaritan in Thessaloniki
  34. Yuko Fukuyama: Nero’s Memory on Inscriptions: Afterlife of his Name and its Meanings on Viae Publicae
  35. Olivier Gengler: John Malalas and his use of inscriptions
  36. Olivier Gengler: New research on the Spartan inscriptions copied by Michel Fourmont
  37. Cristina Girardi: Divinità plurali preromane e romane dei confini
  38. Raúl González Salinero: The Latin Inscription of Rabbi Iacob from Mérida (MAN, nº inv. 71.243): Dating and Contextualization
  39. David Gordillo Salguero: Public and private tributes to the emperor Domitian in Hispania. Confronting the inscriptions with the sculptorical and archaeological evidence
  40. Diana Gorostidi Pi: Inter flaminales viros: the honorary pedestals of the Provincia Hispania Citerior
  41. Ortolf Harl: Ubi Erat Lupa. Eine Bilddatenbank für Epigraphiker und Archäologen
  42. Sara Henriques dos Reis: Unveiling Cultural Identities through Indigenous Religiosity: Olisipo, a case study of the Western Roman Empire
  43. Javier Herrera Rando: Lenguaje y poder: magistrados e instituciones en lenguas indígenas en el Occidente Romano
  44. Luis-Ángel Hidalgo Martín: Nuevos grafitos de Augusta Emerita (Lusitania)
  45. Ivana Kosanovic: Literacy in Viminacium – Some Epigraphical and Archaeological Evidence
  46. Antje Kuhle: Hermesverehrung in den griechischen Poleis (8.–3. Jhd. v. Chr.)
  47. Renate Lafer: Miliaria aus der Zeit des Septimius Severus: Überlegungen zum historischen und topographischen Aussagewert mit besonderer Berück-sichtigung des Donauraumes
  48. Kira Lappé: From Offence to Defence: The Roman Army in the Lower Danube and Balkan Region
  49. Flavia Licciardello: Deixis and Frames of Reference in Hellenistic Dedicatory Epigrams
  50. Franco Luciani: The ‘Servi Publici: Everybody’s Slaves’ (SPES) Project
  51. Judit Mata Soler: Edilicia pública y epigrafía: las sedes conventuales béticas en época de los Severos
  52. Lucrețiu Mihailescu-Bîrliba: Topolog: the epigraphic and the archaeological record in the northern countryside of the Roman province Moesia inferior
  53. Carlo Molle: Sevirato e augustalità nelle città del Latium adiectum
  54. Alex Mullen: LatinNow. Latinization of the north-western provinces: sociolinguistics, epigraphy, archaeology
  55. Francesco Napolitano: Tra epigraphica e archaiologhia. Le iscrizioni di VI e V a.C. dei Monti Lattari alla luce dei dati di cultura materiale
  56. Gianfranco Paci, Silvia Marengo, Simona Antolini: Urbs Salvia: le epigrafi della colonia romana. Un progetto editoriale
  57. Mauricio Pastor Muñoz: The local elites of the Municipium Florentinum Iliberritanum
  58. Annamária – Izabella Pázsint: Six degrees of Dionysos in the Greek colonies of the Black Sea: A Social Network Analysis of the Associative Universe
  59. Lorenzo Pérez Yarza: Official cult and formula Soli Invicto (Augusto) sacrum in North Africa
  60. Jonathan Prag: I.Sicily – the first comprehensive (digital) corpus for Sicily. sicily.classics.ox.ac.uk
  61. Talia Prussin: Socioeconomics of public land leasing in Hellenistic Thespiai: A network theory approach
  62. Niklas Rafetseder: Lex coloniae – lex municipii: The Roman municipal laws in Republic and Empire
  63. Evelien J. J. Roels: “ἀναγράψαι εἰς τὴν παραστάδα τοῦ ναοῦ”. The presence of inscriptions in the pronaos of temples in Hellenistic and Imperial Asia Minor
  64. Diego Romero Vera: Epigrafía cívica y vitalidad urbana. Un balance sobre el hábito epigráfico en las ciudades hispanorromanas de época antonina
  65. Emilio Rosamilia: A List of Priests from Cyrene and the End of Magas’ Reign
  66. Alicia Ruiz Gutiérrez, Carolina Cortés Bárcena, Jesús Ignacio Jiménez Chaparro: MIGRA – Mapping Inscriptions revealing Geographical Mobility in Roman Antiquity: The Case of Spain
  67. Julio César Ruiz Rodríguez: The epigraphic environment of the Tarraco forum in the Augustan and Julio-Claudian periods
  68. Federico Russo: Curiae incolarum e curiae libertinorum nell’evidenza epigrafica della Baetica romana
  69. Víctor Sabaté Vidal: Wieldy, cheap and pale: Lead tablets in the Palaeohispanic world
  70. Santiago Sánchez de la Parra Pérez: Latin Epigraphy associated AQVA AVGVSTA in Hispania
  71. Christophe Schmidt Heidenreich: Le lapidaire du Musée d’art et d’histoire de Genève : un projet de mise en valeur d’un patrimoine épigraphique
  72. Jessica Schmidt: Ανακαίνιση και ανιστόρηση – Welchen Erkenntnisgewinn können signierte Stifterinschriften für weiterführende kunsthistorische Untersuchungen liefern?
  73. Giulia Sessa: Mächtige Frauen? Zur Rolle der Priesterinnen in der politisch-religiösen Sphäre der Poleis Kleinasiens
  74. James P. Sickinger: Ostraka from the Athenian Agora
  75. Ignacio Simón Cornago: Latinización de una ciudad trilingüe: el municipium Emporiae
  76. Clara Stevanato: Divina vis est aeterni temporis: i senatori e la morte nella voce della musa epigrafica. Epitaffi metrici nell’Italia romana
  77. Eleni Theodorou: Die Agoranomie im kaiserzeitlichen Ephesos: Aufgaben des Amtes und sozialer Status der Amtsträger (1.-3. Jh. n. Chr.)
  78. Víctor Andrés Torres González: The duumviri quinquennales of the Roman Hispania
  79. Marina Veksina: Editing Early Christian Inscriptions for Inscriptiones Christianae Graecae Project: Some New Readings
  80. Robert S. Wagman, Andrew G. Nichols: An Elusive Pan from Mt. Parnes (IG II2 4829)
  81. Franziska Weise: EDAK. Epigraphische Datenbank zum antiken Kleinasien
  82. Mihail Zahariade: CIL III 14450=IGLR no. 3=ISM II no. 155. A Reassessment
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