Philia Vol. 4 2018 - International Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies

200 pp, color figures, hb, articles in English and German, Turkish summary.

“Philia. International Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies” is the successor journal to “Gephyra. Journal for the Ancient History and Cultures of the Eastern Mediterranean” and published by the same editors. It is new and innovative in its wider outlook, covering both the entire Mediterranean and a vaster range of specialist subjects including epigraphy, papyrology, numismatics, historical geography, archaeology, prosopography, social, economic, military or religious history. Peer-reviewed, the journal is intended to be an international publication platform for new insights into the most varied aspects of ancient Mediterranean cultures. Articles are accepted in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. All articles include a Turkish summary.

CONTENTS

• Mustafa ADAK – Konrad STAUNER / Die Neoi und das Temenos des Dionysas. Eine hellenistische Pachturkunde aus Teos
• Jan-Mathieu CARBON – Signe ISAGER – Poul PEDERSEN / An Inscribed Stele Depicting a Horseman Now in the Bodrum Museum 
• Angelos CHANIOTIS – Peter D. DE STAEBLER / Gladiators and Animals. New Pictorial Graffiti from Aphrodisias and their Contexts 
• Hale GÜNEY / New Epigraphic Documents from Northeast Phrygia 
• Martin HALLMANNSECKER / News from the Xenoi Tekmoreioi 
• Ergün LAFLI / Roman Funerary Steles and Byzantine Inscriptions in the Museum of Şanlıurfa 
• Diether SCHÜRR / We?ssere und so weiter: vom zögerlichen Auftauchen einer lykischen Dynastie 
• Konrad STAUNER / Neue Schriftfunde aus Britannien: die «Bloomberg Tablets» (T.Lond.) 
• Oliver STOLL / «Es leben die Soldaten, der Bauer gibt den Braten, der Winzer gibt den Most, das ist Soldatenkost…». Die «Zehntausend» des Xenophon und die Logistik der Söldnerarmee im Gebirge 
• Jean-Yves STRASSER / Deux palmarès d’Olympie 
• Erkan TAŞDELEN – Yusuf POLAT / New Investigations, Finds and Discoveries Concerning the Hellenistic City Walls of Teos