The Repertory of Inscriptions of Mysia is intended to be a user-friendly source collection. The 2170 inscriptions from this region of north-western Asia Minor reveal everyday life, celebrations, private worship, state cults, local organisation and international politics from the 6th century BC to the 6th century AD. The inscriptions have been collected from publications which are often hard to access; many of the stones are now lost. The two volumes offer the Greek and Latin inscriptions with translation, commentary, bibliographical references, and 1550 figures. The texts are presented in geographical order, and all find spots are recorded on maps. Indices will be published in a third volume. The collection is addressed to a professional audience, such as historians, archaeologists, philologists, and theologians.

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ist ehem. wissenschaftlicher Mitarbeiter am Leopold-Wenger-Institut (Ludwig-Maximilians-Universität München) und am Institut für Klassische Philologie in Köln