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From the contents: Ross Burns, Diocletian’s Fortifications of Syria and Arabia – Graeme Clarke & Heather Jackson, Evaluating Cultural and Ethnic Identities from Archaeological Remains: The Case of Hellenistic Jebel Khalid – E. A. Judge, Who Authored the Res Gestae in Greek – Samuel N. Lieu & John Sheldon, ‘Damn the Dardanelles’ (admiral Lord Fisher, 5th May, 1915) vel Onomastica Callipolitana – Paul McKechnie, How Far Is It From Antioch to Edessa, Two Early Christian Narratives in Syria and Mesopotamia – Alanna Nobbs, The First (Named) Christian Accountant? – Robert Tannenbaum, How the Goths Won: The Battle of Adrianople, its Causes, Courses, and Consequences – L. L. Wellborn, A Coin of Aretas with Possible Implications for the Chronology of Paul’s Life.

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