SO Debate: Quellenforschung and/or Literary Criticism: Narrative Structures in Byzantine Historical Writings (p.4)

Report (Jakov Ljubarskij) (p.5)

Comments (Dmitry Ye. Afinogenov, Panagiotis A. Agapitos, John Duffy, Martin Hinterberger, Elizabeth Jeffreys, Antony Littlewood, Claudia Rapp, Jan Olof Rosenqvist, Lennart Rydén, Paul Speck, & Warren Treadgold) (p. 22)

Reply to the Comments (Jakov Ljubarskij) (p. 60)

Bibliography (p. 66)

SO Debate: The World of Late Antiquity Revisited (continued)

François Paschoud, Quelques problèmes actuels relatifs à l’historiographie de l’antiquité tardive (p. 74)

Gunilla Åkerström-Hougen, Picture Analysis–a Forgotten Method in the Research into Works of Art from the World of Late Antiquity (p. 88)

Egil Kraggerud, Vergiliana (I): On Text and Exegesis in Aen. IX (p. 94)

Inger Louise Forselv, Registration of an Apprentice: P. Osl. inv. no. 1470 (p. 116)

Stanley M. Burstein, The Roman Withdrawal from Nubia: A New Interpretation (p. 125)

Egil Kraggerud, Critica (I): On the Vita Hadriani in the SHA (p. 133)

Gunhild Vidén, St. Jerome on Female Chastity: Subjugating the Elements of Desire (p. 139)

Karen Skovgaard-Petersen, Carion’s Chronicle in Sixteenth-Century Danish Historiography (p. 158)

Inger Ekrem, Drei Versionen von Carions Chronica in Dänemark-Norwegen 1554—1606 (p. 168)

Lars Boje Mortensen, François Bauduin’s De institutione historiæ (1561): A Primary Text behind Anders Sørensen Vedel’s De scribenda historia Danica (1578) (p. 188)

László Török, A Periphery on the Periphery of the Ancient World? Ancient Nubia in Six New Books on the Middle Nile Region (p. 201)

Inger Ekrem, Norwegian Neo-Latin Material 1519—1898 (p. 218)

Greek and Latin Studies in Norwegian Universities (p. 227)

Contributors’ Addresses (p. 237)