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vol. 72, 1997:

Neil ADKIN, Tertullian & Jerome again, pp. 155-163

Peter BROWN, The world of late antiquity revisited. Comments: G.W. Bowersock, A. Cameron, E.A. Clark, A. Dihle, G. Fowden, P. Heather, Ph. Rousseau, A. Rousselle, H. Torp & I. Wood; P. Brown: Reply to the comments; Bibliography, pp. 5-30, 31-69, 70-80, 80-90

Greek & Latin Studies in Norwegian Universities, pp. 189-197

William HANSEN, Idealization as a process in ancient Greek story-formation, pp. 118-123

Christian HØGEL, Literary aspects of Greek Byzantine hagiography: a bibliographical survey, pp. 164-171

David KONSTAN, Friendship & monarchy: Dio of Prusa's third oration on kingship, pp. 124-143

Egil KRAGGERUD, Disiectorum voces poetarum: on imitatiton in Vergils's Aeneid, pp. 105-117

Hugh LINDSAY, Who was Apicus?, pp. 144-154

Hugo MONTGOMERY, How innovative an economist was Philip ? A reply, pp. 102-104

Karen SKOVGAARD-PETERSEN, Peter ZEEBERG, Recent work on Nordic Neo-Latin literature (1992-96), pp. 172-184

Fridrik THORDARSON, Herodotus & the Iranians (IV-V): opsis, akoe, pseudos, pp. 91-101

Peter ZEEBERG, Lars Boje MORTENSEN, The database of Nordic Neo-Latin literature on the World Wide Web: introduction and status 1997, pp. 185-189

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.