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2 See obituaries: The Times, February 21, 1968; Quaderni di Archeologia della Libia vi (1971) 127–31 (G. Caputo); Libya Antiqua v (1968) 211.
3 Edited by Stucchi, S. in the series Ruinenstädte Nordafrikas (Zürich, 1971)Google Scholar referred to below as Goodchild, Kyrene.
4 A bibliography of his works compiled by J. M. Reynolds is to be found in Quaderni vi (1971) 131–2.
5 See the Society's Annual Reports i (1969–70) and ii (1970–71) (hereafter SLSAR).
6 Cited below as LA.
7 1959, 239–348; 1962, 421–39.
8 Council for Old World Archaeology Surveys and Bibliographies, Area 9, ii (1962) 31–5.
9 Quaderni v (1967) 153–6.
10 Bulletin d'Archéologie Algérienne i (1962–65) 277–301; ii (1966–67) 315–41; iii (1968) 393–430; Bibliographie analytique de l'Afrique antique iv (1967 [Paris, 1970]) ; v (1968 [Paris, 1971]).
11 Especially pp. 8–10; see too F. Chamoux, RA n.s. (1970) i, 170–172.
12 My thanks are due to Mr Awad Sadawiyah, Mr Abdulhamid Abdussaid, and Mr. Abdussalam Bazama for their co-operation during my stay in Libya, and to Professor S. Applebaum, Mr J. Boardman, Lady Brogan, Dr T. H. Carter, Dr C. M. Daniels, Miss M. Denigan, Professor J. Desanges, Mme C. Dunant, Dr. I. Favaretto, Dr. C.Frigerio, Dr. M. A. V.Gill, Professor R. M. Harrison, Dr. J. W. Hayes, Mr. D. Johnson, Professor G. D. B. Jones, Professor E. Langlotz, M. J.-P. Lauer, Mrs. B. M. Mitchell, Professor J. Pedley, Miss J. M. Reynolds, Dr. R Schlüter, Dr F. Sear, Dr. H. Sichtermann, Miss E. M. Smallwood, Professor D. E. Strong, Professor S. Stucchi, Dr J. Szilágyi, Professor L. A. Thompson, Professor R. A. Tomlinson, Mr J. B. Ward-Perkins, Professor D. White and Mr G. R. H. Wright.
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14 Green Mountain, an informal guide to Cyrenaica and its Jebel Akhdar (London, 1963).
15 The Deserts of Hesperides, an experience of Libya (London, 1969).
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26 Adv. of Sc. xviii (1962) 494–7; Geology and Archaeology (n. 20, above) 13–21; Libya in History 1–29; SLSAR i (1970–71) 19–25, pl. 8.
27 Antiquity xxxix (1965) 95–101, pls. 17–20, figs. 1–4; Paradisi's paper appeared in Italian in Quaderni v (1967) 5–18 (with a note by P. Graziosi). For the exact position of the cave, see Good. child, Kyrene 17. Cf. G. Caputo, Parola del Passato xxiv (1969) 74–27a LA v (1968) 99–103, pls. 61–5.
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29 T. H. Carter, Expedition v (Spring, 1963) 18–27.
30 ASAA xxxix–xl (1961–62) 664; Quaderni v (1967) 19–45; ‘Cirene 1957–1966, un decennaio di attività della Missione Archeologica Italiana a Cirene’, Quaderni dell'Istituto Italiano di Cultura di Tripoli iii (1967) (hereafter, Cirene 1957–1966) 143–4 (seal), 149 (sherd), followed by Carter, T. H., op. cit. (n. 29) 21Google Scholar; D. Levi, Oriens antiquus iii (1964) 169; Vermeide, E., Greece in the Bronze Age (Chicago, 1964) 234–5Google Scholar, fig. 40; L. Stella, A., La civiltà micenea nei documenti contemporanei (Rome, 1965) 217Google Scholar, n. 70; G. Caputo, Parola del Passato xxiv (1969) 75.
31 Tocra i (1966) 15, n. 3, and BSA lxiii (1968) 41–4. Cf. M. Vickers, JHS xci (1971) 116.
32 AR 1965–66, 25, fig. 3.
33 Kadmos v (1966) 8, fig. 5, 11–12.
34 Libya in History, Arabic section, 43–78 (English abstract, 79–80.
35 Ibid., 83–95 (English abstract, 96–7).
36 The Greeks Overseas (Harmondsworth, 1964) 169–74; BSA lxi (1966) 149–56, pls. 29–32; Proceedings of the 2nd International Cretological Congress i (Athens, 1967) 134–6, pls. 9–10.
37 Metropolis und Apoikie; historische Beiträge zur Geschichte ihrer gegenseitigen Beziehungen (Würzburg, 1963) 9–71.
38 Die altgriechische Siedlungskolonisation im Mittelmeerraum (Tübingen, 1963) 149–54.
39 Colony and Mother City in Ancient Greece (Manchester, 1964).
40 Greeks and Jews in Ancient Cyrene (Jerusalem, 1969) (in Hebrew).
41 Učenije Zapiski Gorgovskovo Gosud Universiteta lxvii (1965) 52–72 (which I have not seen).
42 REA lxvi (1964) 5–21.
43 Libya in History 93–8.
44 JHS lxxxvi (1966) 99–113.
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46 Parola del Passato xvii (1962) 201–5.
47 AJA lxix (1965) 349–52.
48 PBA lvi (1970 [1972]) 175–207.
49 Libya in History, Arabic section, 99–1 16.
50 CP lviii (1963) 11–25.
51 REA lxx (1968) 304–20.
52 JRS li (1961) 98–104.
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57 IEJ xii (1962) 1–12.
58 Les villes libres de l'Orient gréco-romain et Venvoi au supplice par acclamations populaires (Brussels, 1965).
59 L'Administration civile de l'Egypte de l'avènement de Dioclétien à la création du diocèse (284–382) (Brussels, 1964).
60 Libya in History 289–98.
61 Antiquity Xli (1967) 115–24.
82 A few works of a general nature are included here; for more information, see the reports on individual sites below.
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72 AM lxxvii (1962) 111–20, and RA n.s. i (1968) 99–100.
73 Atti del Istituto Veneto di Scienze, Lettere ed Arti cxix (1960–61) 281–98, pls. 1–6.
74 Archeologia classica xiii ( 1961 ) 132–40, pls. 63–5.
75 FA xvii, 3175, fig. 72.
76 Cirene 1917–1966, 84–93, figs. 61–71.
77 Parola del Passato xxiii (1968) 230–3.
78 AR 1970–71 85.
79 Op. cit., 121–7, figs. 97, 100, 102, 114, 116.
80 Ibid., 129–38, figs. 123–41; L'Agorà di Cirene i, I lati nord ed est della platea inferiore (Rome, 1965) (Monografie di Archeolo gia Libica, 7) (cited below as L'Agorà) 315, pl. 56. 3, 4; cf. Blank, 1968 (n. 82, below) 41, pl. 11.
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90 Mélanges d'archéologie, d'épigraphie et d'histoire offerts à J. Carcopino (Paris, 1966) 25–43.
91 LA iii–iv (1966–67) 203–11, pl. 73.
92 Bulletin of the History of Medicine xl (1966) 295–313.
93 Nordisk Numismalisk Unions Medlemsblad, December 1968, 201–8. S. I. Oost makes some useful observations on the siphium trade (see n. 50, above). See too, Berger, E., Das Baseler Arztrelief (Basel, 1970) 88–90.Google Scholar
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101 JRS lxi (1971) 64–79, Pls. 2–9.
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136 LA ii (1965) 138. These two houses were systematically cleared by the Society for Libyan Studies and the Department in 1971. Mr Ward-Perkins informs me that a notable feature of the whole quarter was evidence for urban habitation well into the Arab period.
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183 R. G. Goodchild, Antiquity xxv (1951) 133 f., JRS xliii (1953) 65 f.
184 Cf. recently L. Gasperini in L'Agorà 329 f. and Cirene 1957–1966, 173. nos. 33, 35, 39; id., loc. cit., (n. 178, above) 15 f.; AE 1968, 541; and for a later period R. G. Goodchild and J. M. Reynolds, BSR xxx (1962) 37 f.
185 Proconsuls: (Bruttidius Sabinus, C. Glodius Vestalis, P. Pomponius Secundus, L. Sempromus […) L. Gasperini, loc. cit. (n. 178, above) 15 f.; id., L'Agorà 222 f. and Cirene 1957–1966 174 (cf. AE 1968, 536–8): P. Romanelli, Quaderni iv (1961) 97 f., cf. AE 1963, 142; R. G. Goodchild, ibid. 83 f., cf. AE 1963, 140 and SEG xx 727. Procurators: (C. Pomponius Cordius, Caecilius Felix and an unnamed group) R. G. Goodchild and J. M. Reynolds, op. cit., 37 f.; L. Gasperini, L'Agorà, 334 and Cirene 1957–1966 177. Publicani: L. Robert, Ant. Class, xxxvii (1968) 436, cf. Bull. Ep. 1969, no. 616, anticipating my note forth coming in the Michigan volume on Apollonia; there is also an unpublished text from Ptolemais.
185a R. G. Goodchild, Libya in History 155 f.
186 Ingenerai A. Fuks, JRS li (1961) 98 f.; E. M. Smallwood, in Africa in Classical Antiquity no f.; with reference to particular inscriptions, S. Applebaum, loc. cit. (n. 166, above); id., JJS xiii (1962) 31 f.; id., Parola del Passato xix (1964) 291 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1967, no. 680; G. R. H. Wright, P.EQ.XCV (1963) 50 f., cf. SEG xx 769, 771 (there is no evidence to indicate that 770 came from a Jewish tomb); see also SEG xviii 773 on the Jewish politeuma at Berenice.
187 Cf. L. Gasperini's reconsideration of the material from the Caesareum at Cyrene, loc. cit. (n. 178, above) 3 f. and P. Mingaz-zini's of the inscription from the so-called Capitolium, Quaderni iv (1961) 101 f., cf. AE 1963, 143, but see Bull. Ep. 1962, no. 365.
188 For the exiguous epigraphic finds there, see Oliverio, Quaderni no. 19, cf. SEG xx 772, and G. B. D. Jones and J. H. Little, JRS lxi (1971) 69.
189 R. G. Goodchild, Quaderni iv (1961) 87, cf. Bull. Ep. 1962, no. 366.
190 For texts including the name Jason Magnus see e.g. Supplemento nos. 46, 70, in; for collections and discussions of all the material, Moretti, L., Epigraphica xxxi (1969) 139 f.Google Scholar; L. Robert, ‘APX’. EØ. 1969 (1970) I f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1970, no. 663.
191 H. Sichtermann, AA 1959, 271 f. cf. AE 1962, 370, SEG xx 728, Bull. Ep. 1961, no. 837.
192 For an ephebic list of his reign see Oliverio, Quaderni no. 8; SEG xx 742.
193 R. G. Goodchild, loc. cit. (n. 189, above) 87 f., cf. AE 1963, 141.
194 For a collection of the Christian texts to date, J. M. Reynolds, JThS xi (1960) 285 f. = SEG xviii 745–8, 751–6, 759–71 (but 770 can now be shown to be a pre-Christian mason's mark), xx 761, cf. Bull. Ep. 1961, no. 835, SEG xx 764; add Oliverio, Quaderni nos. 22, 28 = SEG xx 765, 778, Supplemento nos. 22, cf. SEG xx 764, 96, cf. SEG xx 765; R. G. Goodchild and J. M. Reynolds, BSR xxx (1962) 41 f. = SEG xx 705; J. M. Reynolds, BSR xxxii (1964) 15 f. = Bull. Ep. 1965, no. 470 = AA 1962, 433–4 = SEG xx 711; ead., JThS (1965) 462 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1968 no. 591a (where the criticism is confirmed by re-examination of the stone). L. Gasperini, Cirene 1957–1966 177.
195 F. Chamoux, loc. cit. (n. 174, above) 45 f.
196 S. M. Stern, BSR xxxii (1964) 19 f.
197 P. M. Fraser, Berytus xii (1958) 108 f. = SEG xviii 739 and L. Gasperini, Cirene 1057–1966 170 f. no. 23.
198 Oliverio, Quaderni nos. 6, 7 cf. SEG xx 740, 741.
199 Oliverio, Quaderni no. 2 = SEG xx 737, cf. Bull. Ep. 1962, no. 363. In connection with nomophylakes the publication of seals from the Cyrene Nomophylakeion by G. Maddoli, ASAA xli–xlii (1963–1964) 39 f. should be noted, though they are largely anepigraphic.
200 S. Applebaum, Parola del Passato xix (1964) 291 f.
201 Supplemento 201–3.
202 Supplemento no. 211 bis, cf. Bull. Ep. 1964, no. 590.
203 J. M. Reynolds and R. G. Goodchild, LA ii (1965) 103 f.
204 R. G. Goodchild, Quaderni v (1967) 47 f.
205 Note especially the early altars, often rock-cut and mainly to chthonic deities, from Cyrene, Beida and Messa, P. M. Fraser, BSA lvii (1962) 24 f.; Oliverio, Quaderni nos. 9 = SEG xx 723, 23–7 = SEG xx 753–7, 760; Supplemento nos. 212–35; Pugliese-Carratelli, Maia xvi (1964) 105 f.; Dobias-Lalou, loc. cit. (n. 166 above) 241 f. and in the Roman period a dedication to the Samothracian god, Fraser, loc. rit. 25 f., cf. SEG xx 724 and six altars (of second to third century A.D.) on which the cult titles indicate interesting aspects of private cult, G. Pugliese-Carratelli, Supplemento no. 156, id. in Miscellanea di Studi Alessandrini in Memoria di Augusto Rostagni (Turin, 1963) 164 f.
206 L. Gasperini, L'Agorà, 46 f.; id., Cirene 1957–1977 166, no. I ; M. Guarducci, L'Epigrafia Greca i, 355 f.; Dobias-Lalou, loc. cit. (n. 166 above) 239 f.
207 Supplemento nos. 161, 162; C. Gallavotti, Maia xv (1963) 454 f.; G. Pugliese-Carratelli, ibid. (1964) 106.
208 Supplemento no. 193; C. Gallavotti, loc. cit. 450 f.; G. Pugliese-Carratelli, loc. cit. 102 f.; id., Rend. Ace. Line. 8th ser., xviii (1963) 340 f., cf. Bull. EP. 1964, no. 574.
209 SEG ix 72, see also xx 717; Sokolowski, loc. cit. (n. 169, above) no. 115.
210 SEG ix 73, see also xx 720; Sokolowski loc. cit. no. 117.
211 SEG ix 347, see also xx 759; Sokolowski, loc. cit. no. 118.
212 G. Pugliese-Carratelli, Parola del Passato xv (1960) 294 f. cf. SEG xx 719 and Bull. EP. 1964, no. 570; id., Maia xvi (1964) 99 f.; Sokolowski, loc. cit., no. 116.
213 G. Pugliese-Carratelli, Parala del Passato xvi (1961) 456 f. cf. SEG xx 718 and Bull. EP. 1964, no. 570; id., Maia xvi (1964) 109.
214 Oliverio, Quaderni no. 10, cf. SEG xx 721 and Bull. Ep. 1962, no. 363; Vidman, loc. cit. (n. 168, above) no. 808; G. Pugliese-Carratelli, Miscellanea Rostagni (n. 205, above), 162 f.; id., Maia xvi (1964) 108 f.
215 S. Ferri, St. Class, ed Or. xii (1963) 5 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1965, no. 467.
216 L. Robert, Hellenica xi–xii (1960) 548 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1961, no. 840.
217 P. M. Fraser, Berytus xii (1958) 101 f. = SEG xviii 727.
218 L. Robert, American Studies in Papyrology i (1966) 195 with reference to SEG ix 5, 1. 15 f., cf. Bull. Ep., 1967, no. 679.
219 L. Gasperini, L'Agorà 211 f. and Cirene 1957–1966 172 f., see AE 1968, 532 f.; (R. G. Goodchild and I were not convinced by his reading of a rough text on a column drum so as to give a sexuir).
220 L. Robert, BEA lxv (1963) 314.
221 J. M. Reynolds, BSR xxx (1962) 33 f.; ead., xxxiii ( 1965) 53f.
222 Oliverio, Quaderni no. 14, SEG xx 745; Dobias-Lalou, loc. cit. (n. 166 above) 235 f.
223 Oliverio, Quaderni no. 15, SEG xx 746.
224 Oliverio, Quaderni nos. 17, 18, SEG xx 747, 748; C. Gallavotti, Riv. Fil. xl (1962) 416 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1964, nos. 574, 563; G. Morelli, Maiaxv (1963) 168 f., cf. Bull. Ep. 1965, no. 469.
225 L. Robert, Ant. Class, xxxvii (1968) 406 f.
