Вестник древней истории 2 (225)
Issue 2 (225) in 1998 year
Contents
- Bivar A.D.H. - Plato and Mithraism - 3–18
- Marinovich Lyudmila P. - Meidas and His Friends or Demosthenes against Plutocrats - 19–31
- Ferrary J.-L. - The “Oikumene”, Orient and Occident from Alexander the Great to Augustus: History and Historiography - 32–50
- Novichenkova N. G. - Roman Military Equipment in the Sanctuary at the Gurzuf Sedlo Pass - 51–67
- Treister Mikhail Yu. - On the Find of Bronze and Silver Statuettes at the Gurzuf Sedlo Pass - 68–80
- Aruz Joan - Images of the Supernatural World: Bactria-Margiana Seals and Relations with the Near East and the Indus - 81–95
- Makhortykh S. V. - Cimmerians and the Ancient East - 95–104
- Parzinger H. - Steppe Nomads in the East of Central Europe. Finds and Monuments in the Light of Comparative Archaeology - 104–115
- Lelyukhin D. N. - The Structure of the Mauryan Empire according to Ashoka’s Edicts - 115–129
- Ermolova Irina E. - On the Epiclesis of the Tauric Deity by Ammianus Marcellinus - 129–134
- Balabina V. I. - On the Reading of Snake Representations of the Spiral Ornaments of the Ancient Farming Cultures of Europe - 135–152
- Balakhvantsev Archil S. - Dahi and Aryans in Tacitus - 152–160
- Pichikyan I. R. - The Revival of the Great Oxus Treasure from the Miho Museum Collection (II) - 161–186
- Koshelenko Gennadiy A. - Centre and Periphery in the Hellenistic World / Ed. by P. Bilde, T. Engeberg-Pedersen, L. Hannestad, J. Zahle, K. Randsborg. Aarhus, 1993 (Studies in Hellenistic Civilization. IV) - 187–195
- Yarkho Viktor N. - C. Kugelmeier. Reflexe früher und zeitgenossischer Lyrik in der Alten attischen Komödie. Stuttgart–Leipzig, 1996 (Beiträge zur Altertumskunde. Bd. 80) - 196–201
- Editorial Board - The 75th Birthday of Aza Alibekovna Takho-Godi - 202–202
- Editorial Board - X Sergeev Readings (Moscow State University, January 30-31, 1997) - 203–207
- Vinogradov Yuri G. - Igor Rubenovich Pichikyan (1940-1997) - 208–209
- Editorial Board - Nili ancyrani narration de caede monarchorum in monte Sina. Introduction, Translation and Commentary by D.Ye. Afinogenov (Moscow) - 210–220