Following on the initial publication of New Testament manuscripts in the Charles Freer collection, this second volume features in Part I the Washington Manuscript of the Four Gospels, together with more and better readings based upon knowledge of and parallels in Syriac, Gothic, and Coptic literature.

A publication of the Washington Manuscripts of Deuteronomy, Joshua, and the Psalms, The Old Testament Manuscripts in the Freer Collection offers copies of the relevant texts, an analysis of the materials used to create the manuscripts, the hands, and textual problems. Extensive plates of the manuscripts are included.

This volume of papers presents studies by individual authors on topics relating to Roman history and historiography, such as the origin of the Tarpeian Rock, Dio Cassius on epigraphic sources, and centurions as alternate commanders for corps of auxiliary soldiers. This is the first in a series of volumes that will alternate between historical and philological topics.

This volume of papers presents studies by individual authors on topics relating to Roman history and mythology, such as the myths of Hercules, and the place of Roman law in ancient culture and society.