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Contents

• Bogdanov Ivan V. - Monuments of the jj-nfr Family from Saqqara and Their Fate - 5–17
• Luppova Anna A. - ‘Cultic Reforms’ of the Kings of Judah in the Light of Archaeological Data - 18–44
• Filyanov Nikita A. - Post hoc or propter hoc? Some Reflections on the Relationship between the Adoption of lex Iulia de civitate and the Revolt in Etruria and Umbria in the End of 90 BC - 45–62
• Bresson Alain - Cleruchic Land: Athens, Macedon, and the Hellenistic Kingdoms - 63–68
• Bresson Alain - Salamis: An Archaeology of the Athenian Cleruchic System - 69–84
• Ivantchik Askold I. - The polis and Royal Power in the Bosporus during the Spartokid Era: Lands, Citizenship and Taxes - 85–108
• Thompson Dorothy J - The Cleruchy in Hellenistic Egypt - 109–119
• Muhs Brian - Military Land Allotments in Ancient Egypt - 120–132
• Zhuravlev Denis V., Sviridov Alexey N., Yazikov Sergey V. - New Finds of Figurative Vessels of the Roman Period from the Vicinity of Chersonesos - 133–162
• Tunkina Irina V. - The Russian Archaeological Institute in Constantinople and M.I. Rostovtzeff - 163–187
• Belikov Grigory S. - L. Pernot. Confluences de la philosophie et de la rhétorique grecques. Paris, 2022 - 186–198
• Korolenkov Anton V. - New Books about Antoninus Pius and His Age - 199–213
• Bugaeva Natalia V., Snedkova Ekaterina V. - ‘Lomonosov Conference’ at the Departments of Ancient Languages and Ancient History of the Faculty of History of the Lomonosov Moscow State University (Moscow, March 26 and April 1, 2024) - 214–217
• Davydova Olga A., Eliseeva Lyubov G., Ivanova Anna V., Merkin Dmitriy B., Solomatina Elena I. - Annual Academic Conference ‘Civilizations of the Ancient Near East and Antiquity: Historical Dynamics of Common and Specific’ (Moscow, June 10–11, 2024) - 218–228
• Editorial Board - The Anniversary of Sergey Karpyuk - 229–230
• Zaytsev Dmitri V., Liubzhin А. I., Podossinov Alexandr V., Markelov Andrey Yu. - Silius Italicus. On the Siege of Saguntum (Punica I. 271 – II. 707). Introduction, Translation from Latin and Commentary - 231–268