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vol. 83, 1995:

M. CASEVITZ, Sur une formule homérique: ikmenos ouros, pp. 27-32

Y. DUHOUX, Les diathèses du parfait en Attique littéraire aux V-IV, pp. 43-45

I. FRINGS, Die Klage der Roma - Lukan 1,186ff. in der literarischen Tradition, pp. 115-132

M. IGLEWSKA, Interpretacja symboliczna zespolu zlotych naczyn z Panagiuriszte, pp. 85-107

S. JÄKEL, Everyday life in Athens after the Peloponnesian war under the tyranny of the so-called "Thirty", pp. 47-63

E. KACZYNSKA, Mykenski osrodek kultowy w miejscowosci ma-sa (Malla), pp. 11-15

W. MANCZAK, Origine de l'imparfait latin en -bam, pp. 109-113

I. MILEWSKI, Die "hellenischen" Sitten im täglichen Leben der Christen im Lichte der Schriften von Johannes Chrysostomus. Ein Beitrag zum Kampf der alten Kirche gegen das Heidentum im 4. Jh., pp. 167-177

Ryszard PANKIEWICZ, Zu einigen verkannten Funktionen der frührömischen Opfern und Strafen. Ein vorläufiger Überblicksversuch, pp. 133-140

M.P. SCHMUDE, Nomos und Physis auf der Bühne. Entwicklung und Gestaltung einer Antithese von der klassisch-griechischen Tragödie zur hellenistischen neuen Komödie (eine Skizze), pp. 77-83

R.A. SUCHARSKI, The Pylian word wa-na-so-i - some observations, pp. 5-9

Romuald TURASIEWICZ, Pericles' "Funeral oration" in Thucydides & its interpretation, pp. 33-41

Gabriele WESCH-KLEIN, Eingriffe Hadrians in das römische Heerwesen, pp. 147-165

Krzysztof T. WITCZAK, Non-Greek elements in the animal terminology of the ancient Polyrrhenians, pp. 17-25

Henryk WÓJTOWICZ, Nazwy i odmiany winorosli u Teofrasta, pp. 65-75

The project Pomoerium will focus on the achievements of classics-related sciences, and examine socio-economic and religious transformations, not as a stream of disjointed events, but as an intelligible and determinate process, whether involving a shorter or a longer time span.

It constitutes the efforts to render accessible to the interested public hardly-known ideas, journals and books and aims to contribute to the exploration and understanding of religious and socio-economic processes in the classical antiquity and provide an interdisciplinary forum for the discussion of their various aspects.

Finally it serves furthermore as a naturally forum for the presentation and discussion of noteworthy issues, including the presentation of minority or at times controversial points of view.

Journal: Deadline for completed texts is September 30, 2007, however submissions are encouraged at all times and will be considered for the next upcoming issues.