Piotr Berdowski is a faculty member in the Ancient History and Oriental Studies Department at the University of Rzeszów. Lukasz Niesiolowski-Spanò works in the Department of Ancient History at the University of Warsaw. Krystyna Stebnicka is part of the Institute of History at the University of Warsaw. Marek Wecowski is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Ancient History, University of Warsaw. His research interests include archaic Greek poetry, early Greek historiography, and archaic and classical Greek history. Aleksander Wolicki is a member of the Department of Ancient History, University of Warsaw.

• Olga Drewnowska, A propos de la religion paléo-babylonienne d'Enunna: y a-t-il une différence entre le culte royal et le culte personnel? Emanuel Pfoh, Loyal servants of the King: a political anthropology of subordination in syria-palestine (ca. 1600-600 bce) Pawel Janiszewski, Panther - the father of Jesus and the panther from the Bookof Hosea Benedetto Bravo, Un biglietto per la vendita di uno schiavo (Phanagoreia, 500-450 A.C.) e un katadesmos pubblicato a torto come una lettera (territorio di Olbia Pontica, ca.400 A.C.) Chiara Matarese, Proskynesis and the Gesture of the Kiss at Alexander's court: the creation of a new élite. Leopold Hess, Functions of Polemic in the Composition of Polybius, books I-V. Brian A. Krostenko, Etymologizing the Convivium: Varro's Nescis quid Vesper serus vehatJ Pawel Sawinski, Marcus Agrippa: Collega Imperii or successor to Augustus? The succession issue between 23 and 12 BC. Reviews Matthew R.Christ, The Limits of Altruism in Democratic Athens>, Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2012    Rafat Matuszewski Takashi Fuji, Imperial Cult and Imperial Representation in Roman Cyprus, Heidelberg: Franz Steiner Verlag 2013   Joanna Wegner Gereon Siebigs, Kaiser Leo. Das oströmische Reich in den ersten drei Jahren seiner Regierung (457-460 n. Chr.) (Beiträge zur Altertumskunde, Bd.276), Berlin-New York 2010, Walter de Gruyter GmbH& Co.KG, Bd. 1-2   Jan T. Prostko-Prostynski Ancient studies in Poland: Recent books of interest