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*Violence in the service of order: The religious framework for sanctioned killi
*The instruction of Amenemope: A critical edition and commentary prolegomenon a
*The rhetorical arrangement and function of OT citations in the Book of Hebrews
*The early history of the Chinese passive.
*"Hellenica Oxyrhynchia": Text and translation. State of the question. Historic
*'Apologia Xenophontos: A study of author and audience in Xenophon's exilic rh
*Monumental Maya dwellings in the hieroglyphic and archaeological records: A co
*An Atticist lexicon of the Second Sophistic: Philemon and the Atticist movemen
*A critical analysis of the Old Greek (G) translation of Amos 1-5: Testing the
*On cliticization in Otfrid's "Evangelienbuch".
*An analysis of word equivalencies between the books of Kings and the books of
*Social organization and the technology of communication: A case study of the a
*How Vergil does things with words: A speech act approach to persuasive speech
*Auspicious metals and southern spirits: An analysis of the Chu bronze inscript
*CHINESE MATRIARCHY: CLUES FROM LEGENDS AND CHARACTERS.
*THE BRONZE INSCRIPTIONS OF CH'I: AN INTERPRETATION (CHINA).
*A study on the script of "Gu Wen Shang Shu" of Han Dynasty.
*Of science, skepticism and sophistry: The pseudo-Hippocratic "On the Art" in i
*Local adverbs in neo-Hittite.
*Verbs of leading in the Hebrew Bible.
*Hurrian orthographic interference in Nuzi Akkadian: A computational comparati
*A METEOROLOGICAL ANALYSIS OF PSALMS 104, 65, AND 29.
*The language of verbal insults in the Hebrew Bible.
*The nature/nurture dichotomy of tragic figures in Western dramatic literature.
*A computer-aided analysis of the Semitic of the Ebla tablets (Syria).
*The use of 'pas' in the New Testament.
*OI AMPHI TINA - OI PERI TINA: ITS MEANINGS AND THEIR EVOLUTION. (VOL. I. TEXT
*A terrible passion and a marvelous love: Greco-Roman education and elite self-
*Teachers, texts and students: Textual performance and patterns of authority in
*A corpus-based approach to infinitival complements in early Latin.
*Studies in semitic grammaticalization.
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