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Tom Palaima
Faventia, 2000
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Faventia, 2000
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Zsolt Simon
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Greek Place Names in The Charter of Foundation of the Abbey of Tihany
Rudolf Szentgyörgyi
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Alexandru Avram
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A likely translation of the Old Phrygian phrase "Tekiseton Dagoy" on an idol-shaped stele found in the territory of Nakoleia, as well of the Thagi-in Scythian Thagimasadas, the Scythian Neptune. Updated 2nd version.
Alexandru Gheorghiu
2022
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Zsolt Simon
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Oleg Gabelko
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Ilija Casule
Ziva Antika
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Ignasi-Xavier Adiego Lajara
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Hrach Martirosyan
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Jean-Sébastien Balzat
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Michael P Streck
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Miqayel Badalyan
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Jean-Sébastien Balzat
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Alexander Nikolaev
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Philip Rance
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Guy Stiebel
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Maya Vassileva
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Michael E . Stone
Revue des ?tudes Arm?niennes, 2005
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Johann Cook
Hebrew Studies, 2000
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Bülent Öztürk
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Irene Tinti
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Peter Georgiev
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Irene Tinti
Egitto e Vicino Oriente , 2012
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