This splendid and accessible volume is strongly recommended to all historians of the ancient world Peter Thonemann, sehepunkte

• 1: DENIS FEISSEL (translated by John Davies): IntroductionPart 1. EPIGRAPHY AND RELIGION2: Robert Parker: Epigraphy and Greek Religion3: JOHN SCHEID (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and Roman ReligionPart 2. EPIGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE4: GEORGE PETZL (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Greek Epigraphy and the Greek LanguagePart 3. EPIGRAPHY AND THE ANCIENT POPULATION5: CHRISTOF SCHULER (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Inscriptions and identities of rural population groups in Roman Asia Minor6: WALTER SCHEIDEL: Epigraphy and demography: birth, marriage, family and deathPart 4. EPIGRAPHY AND GOVERNMENT7: JOHN MA: Epigraphy and the display of authority8: ALISON COOLEY: From document to document: inscribing Roman official documents in the Greek EastPart 5. DISPLAY AND PEDAGOGY9: ISABEL RODÀ DE LLANZA (translated): Epigraphy and the mediaPart 6 EPIGRAPHY AND ECONOMICS10: ALAIN BRESSON: Greek epigraphy and ancient economics11: GIOVANNI SALMERI (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and the economy of the Roman EmpirePart 7 EPIGRAPHY AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY12: SILVIO PANCIERA (translated by John Davies): Introduction13: JOHN BODEL: Latin epigraphy and the IT revolutionPart 8 SCHLUSSREDE14: ANGELOS CHANIOTIS: Listening to stones. Orality and emotions in ancient inscriptions

This splendid and accessible volume is strongly recommended to all historians of the ancient world Peter Thonemann, sehepunkte

• 1: DENIS FEISSEL (translated by John Davies): IntroductionPart 1. EPIGRAPHY AND RELIGION2: Robert Parker: Epigraphy and Greek Religion3: JOHN SCHEID (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and Roman ReligionPart 2. EPIGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE4: GEORGE PETZL (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Greek Epigraphy and the Greek LanguagePart 3. EPIGRAPHY AND THE ANCIENT POPULATION5: CHRISTOF SCHULER (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Inscriptions and identities of rural population groups in Roman Asia Minor6: WALTER SCHEIDEL: Epigraphy and demography: birth, marriage, family and deathPart 4. EPIGRAPHY AND GOVERNMENT7: JOHN MA: Epigraphy and the display of authority8: ALISON COOLEY: From document to document: inscribing Roman official documents in the Greek EastPart 5. DISPLAY AND PEDAGOGY9: ISABEL RODÀ DE LLANZA (translated): Epigraphy and the mediaPart 6 EPIGRAPHY AND ECONOMICS10: ALAIN BRESSON: Greek epigraphy and ancient economics11: GIOVANNI SALMERI (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and the economy of the Roman EmpirePart 7 EPIGRAPHY AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY12: SILVIO PANCIERA (translated by John Davies): Introduction13: JOHN BODEL: Latin epigraphy and the IT revolutionPart 8 SCHLUSSREDE14: ANGELOS CHANIOTIS: Listening to stones. Orality and emotions in ancient inscriptions

This splendid and accessible volume is strongly recommended to all historians of the ancient world Peter Thonemann, sehepunkte

• 1: DENIS FEISSEL (translated by John Davies): IntroductionPart 1. EPIGRAPHY AND RELIGION2: Robert Parker: Epigraphy and Greek Religion3: JOHN SCHEID (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and Roman ReligionPart 2. EPIGRAPHY AND LANGUAGE4: GEORGE PETZL (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Greek Epigraphy and the Greek LanguagePart 3. EPIGRAPHY AND THE ANCIENT POPULATION5: CHRISTOF SCHULER (translated by Stephen Mitchell): Inscriptions and identities of rural population groups in Roman Asia Minor6: WALTER SCHEIDEL: Epigraphy and demography: birth, marriage, family and deathPart 4. EPIGRAPHY AND GOVERNMENT7: JOHN MA: Epigraphy and the display of authority8: ALISON COOLEY: From document to document: inscribing Roman official documents in the Greek EastPart 5. DISPLAY AND PEDAGOGY9: ISABEL RODÀ DE LLANZA (translated): Epigraphy and the mediaPart 6 EPIGRAPHY AND ECONOMICS10: ALAIN BRESSON: Greek epigraphy and ancient economics11: GIOVANNI SALMERI (translated by John Davies): Epigraphy and the economy of the Roman EmpirePart 7 EPIGRAPHY AND INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY12: SILVIO PANCIERA (translated by John Davies): Introduction13: JOHN BODEL: Latin epigraphy and the IT revolutionPart 8 SCHLUSSREDE14: ANGELOS CHANIOTIS: Listening to stones. Orality and emotions in ancient inscriptions