OOIR: Observatory of International Research

Papers

(The TQCC of Historia-Zeitschrift fuer Alte Geschichte is 0. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2022-05-01 to 2026-05-01.)

Article	Citations
Populism, Ancient and Modern	2
The End of the Wax Imagines	2
A Roman Matron as Figure of Memory: Social Memory and Cornelia, Mother of the Gracchi	1
The Urban Populaces of Alexandria and Carthage in the Expositio totius mundi et gentium	1
The Curious Case of Aurelius Papia. Slavery, Legislation and Causae Liberales in the Times of Severus Alexander	1
Questioning the Historicity of the Second Usurpation of Maximus of Spain	1
The Usurper Valens and Valens Hostilianus Augustus	1
Hyperetika : Auxiliary Ships in the Service of Ancient Greek and Roman Navies	1
Where Did Marcus Aurelius Die?	1
Fraud and Forgery in the Reign of Constantius II	1
« Nous n’avons pas vécu une vie d’hommes »	1
Fora Litibus Omnia Fervent	1
A Graffito and the Beginnings of Banking in Rome	1
The Influence of Eduard Meyer on the Work of Moses Finley	1
Titus Commemorates Britannicus in Ivory and Gold	1
The Nadir of Historiography?	1
Beyond client states	0
When Caesar speaks in Suetonius’ Divus Iulius	0
Ptolemaic laarchai and Egyptian Priests	0
A Re-evaluation of the So-Called Fulvia Coinage	0
The Mouth of the Demagogue	0
Intransigence and Compromise in Atheno-Theban Diplomacy in the early 360s	0
Der Ausbruch des Krieges zwischen Makedonien und Athen 340 v. Chr. und [Dem.] 12	0
The Orient in Herodian	0
Mare pacavi a praedonibus: Divus Augustus and the Pacification of the Seas	0

What if the Sword Kills the Pen: Philochorus’ Antiquarianism Reconsidered	0
Cicero and the End of Lentulus (cos. 71 BC)	0
Hyrcanus’ ninth† year (Jos. AJ 14.148b)	0
Annos undeviginti natus: Augustus’ Assumption of Power	0
M. Livius Salinator (cos. 219 et 207)	0
Many Caesars and of Every Kind: Official Catalogues of Emperors in the Roman Empire	0
Athenian Oligarchs during the Peloponnesian War: From Laconian Fashion to Ideological-Political Identity	0
The Importance of Maritime Connections for Sertorius’ Military Actions in the Western Mediterranean (82–80 BC)	0
The Reasons behind the Annexation of Cappadocia	0
Hellenistic Period and Late Antiquity: Parallel Ages	0
Nobis adeo propria sunt auspicia	0
Civitas Sine Suffragio: Appellation and Its Inconsistency	0
The Date of Nepotian’s Usurpation	0
Middlemen. How did Knowledge of Roman Law Spread outside Rome?	0
The “Ballot Questions” of Roman Republican Legislative Assemblies	0
Kleomenes of Sparta at Anthana	0
Singledia, Galla Placidia’s Niece: A Gothic Woman in Ravenna?	0
Die Monatsnamen von Aphrodisias	0
Théorie et pratique de la πίστις chez Polybe : Rome, l’Achaïe et le monde méditerranéen	0
Eunapius of Sardis and a Latin Source	0
Conflict, Contact, and Collegia	0
Hopeful Rebels and Anxious Romans	0
Ilia’s Tenure as Vestal Virgin in Dionysius of Halicarnassus	0
Solon’s Remedy against Hybris and Lawlessness	0
Atene traboccante di gloria	0
Re-evaluating the Introduction of the Adoratio	0
The War Councils of Alexander the Great in their Military and Cultural Context	0
Spectacular Species: A Discussion Concerning Venationes at Pompeii	0
The Downfall of Caelestis	0
The Goddess Feronia and the Enslaved Communities in Republican Roman Italy	0
Oaths as a Medium for Inter-Communal Contact in the Roman Empire	0
Beyond the City Walls: The Extra-Urban Role of the Aedile in Middle Republican Rome and Cato’s De Agricultura	0
ὡς ἅπανθ’ ὑμῖν τυραννίς ἐστι	0
Slave Medical Treatment in Classical Greece Before and After the Slave Market	0
Updating the Inscribed Marble Calendars. The Additions to the Fasti Praenestini	0
P. Clodius Pulcher and the Praetorship That Never Was	0
The lex Metilia fullonibus dicta and the Production and Trade of creta Sarda	0
« Ils servent aujourd’hui à griller l’orge »	0
Dionisio di Mileto (FGrHist 687 F1) e le origini dell’alfabeto greco	0
Mass Enslavements and their Political and Social Dimensions in the Peloponnesian War	0
Augustus’ Rejection of the cura legum et morum maxima potestate and the Political Legacy of Cicero	0
Agesilaus’ Aegean Diplomacy in the 360s BCE	0
Le tariffe dell’Edictum de pretiis rerum uenalium, il costo del grano durante il IV secolo e il modius	0
Senatus frequens revisited. The Quorum in the Roman Republican Senate	0