. 1994b. ‘‘The Roman Imperial Army: Letters and Literacy on the Northern
Frontier.’’ In Bowman and Woolf 1994: 109 25.
. 2006. ‘‘Outposts of Empire: Vindolanda, Egypt, and the Empire of Rome.’’
JRA19: 75 93.
and Greg Woolf, eds. 1994a.Literacy and Power in the Ancient World.
Cambridge.
and Greg Woolf. 1994b. ‘‘Literacy and Power in the Ancient World.’’ In
Bowman and Woolf 1994a: 1 16.
, R. A. Coles, N. Gonis, D. Obbink, and P. J. Parsons, eds. 2007.
Oxyrhynchus: A City and its Texts. Graeco Roman Memoirs 93. London.
Bozˇicˇ, Dragan, and Michel Feugere. 2004. ‘‘Les instruments de l’e ́criture.’’ In Feugere and Lambert 2004: 21 41.
Brandt, Olle. 1990. ‘‘Lapidariae litterae.’’Eranos88: 163 5.
Brandt, Deborah. 1990.Literacy as Involvement: The Acts of Writers, Readers, and
Texts. Carbondale, Ill.
Braund, David. 2000. ‘‘Learning, Luxury and Empire: Athenaeus’ Roman Pa
tron.’’ In Braund and Wilkins 2000: 3 22.
and John Wilkins, eds. 2000.Athenaeus and His World: Reading Greek
Culture in the Roman Empire. Exeter.
Bremmer, J. 1982. ‘‘Literacy and the Origins and Limitations of Greek Atheism.’’
In J. den Boeft and A. H. M. Kessels, eds.,Actus: Studies in Honour of H. L. W.
Nelson, 43 55. Utrecht.
Brillante, Carlo. 1996. ‘‘La scrittura in Omero.’’QUCC52: 31 45.
Briquel, Dominique. 1989. ‘‘La mode de l’e ́criture dans l’E ́trurie des VII VI
siecles avant J. C.’’ InLes phe ́nomenes de mode dans l’antiquite ́: actes du colloque
organise ́ par la MAFPEN et l’ARELAD, 56 70. Dijon.
. 1991. ‘‘L’e ́criture e ́trusque. D’apres les inscriptions du VIIe s. av. J. C.’’ In Baurain, Bonnet, and Krings 1991: 615 31. Brisson, Luc. 1990. ‘‘Mythes, e ́criture, philosophie.’’ In Jean Franc ̧ois Matte ́i, ed., LanaissancedelaraisonenGrece:actesducongres deNice,mai1987,49 58.Paris. Brixhe, Claude. 1991. ‘‘De la phonologie al’e ́criture: quelques aspects de l’adap
tation de l’alphabet canane ́en au grec.’’ In Baurain, Bonnet, and Krings 1991:
313 56.
Brosius, Maria, ed. 2003.Ancient Archives and Archival Traditions: Concepts of
Record Keeping in the Ancient World. Oxford Studies in Ancient Documents.
Oxford.
Bucking, Scott. 2007. ‘‘On the Training of Documentary Scribes in Roman,
Byzantine, and Early Islamic Egypt: A Contextualized Assessment of the
Greek Evidence.’’ZPE159: 229 47.
Bulloch, Anthony, Erich S. Gruen, A. A. Long, and Andrew Stewart, eds. 1993.
Images and Ideologies: Self Definition in the Hellenistic World. Papers Presented at
a Conference Held April 7 9, 1988 at the University of California, Berkeley.
Hellenistic Culture and Society 12. Berkeley.
Burns, Alfred. 1985. ‘‘The Role of Literacy in Ancient Greece.’’ In—æÆŒôØŒÜ ôïı
xii ̃ØåŁíïýò óıíåäæßïı ŒºÆóØŒÞò ÆæåÆØïºïªßÆò;ŁÞíÆ4 10Óåðôåìâæßïı1983, I: ÑßÇåò; ííïØÆ; åîݺØîÅ ŒÆØ ÆðüłåØò ôïı ŒºÆóØŒïı: —ºÅæïçïæØŒÞ ŒÆØ ŒºÆóØŒÞ ÆæåÆØïºïªßÆ: ̃ØåŁíÞ ÆæåÆØïºïªØŒÜ ðæïªæÜììÆôÆ:ŁÞíÆ: Yðïıæªåßï
ðïºØôØóìïý ŒÆØ åðØóôÅìþí, 69 83. Athens.
Camassa, Giorgio. 1988. ‘‘Aux origines de la codification e ́crite des lois en Gre`ce.’’
In Detienne 1988: 130 55.
Literacy Studies in Classics 355