Sapiens ubique civis

Biglino Fabrizio: The Silent revolution : the Roman army between Polybius and Marius. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 65-88. (2021)

Bán Katalin: Stoic representation of insania in Seneca’s Phaedra. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 105-118. (2021)

Friedrich Enno: Praise poetry in distress? : melancholy and criticism in Pindar’s Isthmian 7. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 9-43. (2021)

Gatt Jurgen R.: The Hypothetical witness in Gorgias and Antiphon. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 45-68. (2021)

Hajdú Attila: Visions of Narcissus from the late imperial period remarks on the statue of Narcissus from Callistratus' Ekphraseis. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 161-185. (2021)

Iakovleva Svetlana: Marcus Antonius' Campaign against the Pirates in 102 BC. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 89-96. (2021)

Kantaras Anastasios: Byzantine Epigrams on the cross and crucifixion of Jesus Christ : the case of John Mauropous. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 163-196. (2021)

Murray Sheanna: Identities in Roman Macedonia during the early imperial period. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 141-160. (2021)

Nagyillés János: Sapiens ubique civis - Preface. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 9-10. (2021)

Olshanetsky Haggai: In the service of the empire : continuity of Jewish military service in the armies of Rome. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 129-162. (2021)

Olshanetsky Haggai: Was Reish Lakish a gladiator? In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 119-127. (2021)

Olshanetsky Haggai and Escojido Yael: Different from others? : Jews as slave owners and traders in the Persian and Hellenistic periods. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 97-120. (2021)

Preston David: Empedocles' big break : pre-Socratic cosmology and the big bounce. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 11-28. (2021)

Rossi Simona: Towards a modern culture of antiquity in a multidisciplinary perspective : architect Antonio Niccolini (1772-1850) and the temple of Serapis in Pozzuoli, Italy. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 197-215. (2021)

Somfai Péter: The loss of innocence : Catullan intertexts in Vergil's eclogue 8 and the Camilla episode of the Aeneid. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 121-139. (2021)

Tibaldini Marco: Talus : etymology of a Ludonym and how the names of an ancient gaming practice could be indicative of processes of cultural transmission and stratification. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (2). pp. 69-104. (2021)

Unfricht Armin: Guilt and Atonement? : communal disasters and the creation of hero-cults in ancient Greece. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 29-56. (2021)

Šmerda Martin: Quirinus and his role in original capitoline triad. In: Sapiens ubique civis, (1). pp. 57-64. (2021)