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Preliminaries

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Table Of Contents

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Acknowlodgements

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Introduction

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Introduction: “War and Numbers”

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Numbers Matter. On the Nature and Function of Counting in Warfare in the Neo-Assyrian Period

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Numbers in Herodotus

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“I do not think anyone in his senses would accept that!” Remarks on Numbers of Fallen Soldiers in Roman Historiography and commentarii

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Introduction “War and Legitimacy”

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The Assyrian King as a Warrior: Legitimacy through War as a Religious and Political Issue from Middle Assyrian to Neo-Assyrian Times

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Legitimation of War and Warriors in Literary Texts

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The Treatment of Warfare in the Legendary Traditions of Seleucus

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Liberation Propaganda as a Legitimizing Principle in Warfare: Dionysius I as an Antecedent to Philip and Alexander of Macedon

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Introduction: “War and Ritual”

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War and Ritual in Mesopotamia and the Old Testament

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The Use of Divination in Ancient Greek Warfare

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Tropaion. The Battlefield Trophy in Ancient Greece and Rome

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Introduction: “War and Civilians”

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“Run for your lives!” War and Refugees in the Ancient Near East during the Late Bronze Age

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Recruits and Deserters – How Wars affect the Civil Administration in the Late Roman Empire

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Why Were Cities Destroyed in Times of War? A View from the Southern Levant in the Third and Second Millennia BCE

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The Babylonian Temple Communities and Greek Culture in the Hellenistic Period

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Communication in Alexander’s Empire

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Mithridates VI and the Formation of an Empire

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Sasanian rock reliefs and the British embassy, 1810–1812

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The Arsacids of Rome and Parthia’s “Iranian Revival” in the First Century CE

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War and Soldiers in the Achaemenid Empire: Some Historiographical and Methodological Considerations

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The Winner Takes it All? Reflections on Persian Booty and Persian Cultural Property in Wartime

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“Who Created this Earth, Who Created Yonder Heaven, Who Created Man” – The Understanding of Creation in Old Persian Royal Inscriptions and the Old Testament

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Traces of Egyptian Culture in Plato’s Laws

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Indian Philosophers and Alexander the Great – Reality and Myth

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Greek Philosophy and the Wisdom of the East: The Case of ‘Lady Wisdom’

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Paideia, God, and the Transformation of Egyptian Lore in Plutarch’s De Iside et Osiride

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Greek Philosophy and the Wisdom of the East. Response

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Contributors

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Index of Personal Names, Index of Place Names

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