Вестник древней истории 3 (113)
Issue 3 (113) in 1970 year
Contents
- Lundin A. G. - Royal Power in South Arabia in the First Millennium B.C. - 3–16
- Gluskina L. M. - Some Aspects of Money and Credit Relations in Fourth Century Attica - 17–43
- Yarkho Viktor N. - Alcman, the Hippocoöntids and World Justice - 44–62
- Knabe Georgy S. - «Multi bonique» and «pauci et validi» in the Roman Senate under Nero and the Flavians - 63–85
- Koshelenko Gennadiy A. - The Development of Christian Aesthetic Theory in the Second and Third Centuries B.C. - 86–106
- Arutyunian N. V., Oganesyan K. L. - New Urartian Inscriptions from Erebuni - 107–112
- Badal'yants Yu. S. - Rhodian Amphora Stamps from Nymphaeum - 113–126
- Vinogradov Yuri G., Grakov Boris N. - New Inscriptions from the Tauric Chersonesus - 127–134
- Muraviev Sergei N. - How Did Heraclitus' Book Begin? - 135–158
- Chistyakova N. A. - Early Hellenistic Epigram (Anyte of Tegea) - 159–166
- Fonkich Boris L. - Moscow Manuscripts of Hesiod - 167–171
- Shcheglov А. N. - Soobscheniya Khersonesskogo muzeya, vyp. IV. Bashnya Zenona. Issledovaniya 1960-1961 gg. Simferopol, 1969 - 172–178
- Korostovtsev M. А. - G. Gozalishvili, Dva etyuda iz istorii Ponta i Kappadokii, Tbilisi, 1967 - 178–181
- Helzer M. L., Giorgadze G. G. - Н. Klеngel. Geschichte Syriens im 2. Jahrtausend v. u. Z. Teil II. Mittel- und Südsyrien. В., 1969 - 182–189
- Mokienko V. M. - Classical Philology in the Journal «Listy filologické» (Praha) (1967–1969 гг.) - 189–195
- Shtaerman Ye. М. - L. Capogrossi Colognesi. La struttura della proprietà e la formazione dei iura praediorum nell’età republicana. I. Milano, 1969 - 196–200
- Rozanova N. P. - New Greek Inscriptions from Cyprus (fourth century B.C. to seventh century A.D.) - 201–208
- Sidorova N. A. - The Ninth International Congress on Classical Archaeology (Syria, 1969) - 209–220
- Editorial Board - N.V. Pigulevskaya (1893–1970) - 221–222
- Furman D. Ye., Kozarzhevsky A. Ch. - The Emperor Julian, Letters (concluded). Translation by D.Ye. Furman, ed. by A. CH. Kozarzhevsky (Moscow) - 225–250