A joke, one might think, knowing that ancient grammar famously lacked a syntactic component. Not so, say the scholars: the very absence of the category syntax calls for theoretical and historical anal
This companion volume to Sagona's The Archaeology of Punic Malta (2002) catalogs over 1000 ceramic antiquities including pots, bowls, jars, lamps, plates, and figurines. Each item is represented by
Eight of the 13 papers are in English, the rest being in German except one in French. The topics include early diastematic notation in Greek Christian hymnographic texts of Coptic origin, 13th-century
