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Published online by Cambridge University Press:  25 May 2023

Nicholas Zair
Nicholas Zair
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Orthographic Traditions and the Sub-elite in the Roman Empire , pp. xi - xii
Publisher: Cambridge University Press
Print publication year: 2023
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  1. 1<ei> in the curse tablets, undated and first to fourth (or fifth) century AD

  2. 2<o> for /u/ in the curse tablets

  3. 3lub- and lib- in inscriptions (omitting forms of libēns from AD 100)

  4. 4clupeus and clipeus

  5. 5<u> and <i> in some second century BC inscriptions

  6. 6Words with <u> spellings in the third and second centuries BC

  7. 7<u> and <i> in superlatives in -imus

  8. 8monumentum and monimentum in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  9. 9contubernalis and contibernalis in the Vindolanda tablets

  10. 10<uo> and <uu> 100–50 BC

  11. 11<uo> and <uu> spellings at Vindolanda

  12. 12<uo> and <uu> in the Caecilius Jucundus tablets

  13. 13<c> for <g> in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  14. 14Inscriptional spellings with <k> and <c>

  15. 15<k> spellings in the Vindolanda tablets

  16. 16<k> in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  17. 17<q> and <c> before <u> in the Claudius Tiberianus letters

  18. 18<q> before <u> in the curse tablets

  19. 19<xs> at Vindolanda

  20. 20<xs> and <x> in the London tablets

  21. 21<xs> and <x> in dixit in the Caecilius Jucundus tablets

  22. 22<xs> and <x> in other words in the Caecilius Jucundus tablets

  23. 23Use of <xs> and <x> by scribes and others in the Caecilius Jucundus tablets

  24. 24<xs> in the curse tablets

  25. 25<ss> at Vindolanda

  26. 26<ss> and <s> in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  27. 27Unetymological <ss> for /s/ in the curse tablets

  28. 28<ss> and <s> in the London tablets

  29. 29<ll> and <l> in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  30. 30millia and milia in the Caecilius Jucundus tablets

  31. 31Apices in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  32. 32i-longa on short /i/ in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  33. 33i-longa on long /iː/ in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  34. 34i-longa on /j/ in the Isola Sacra inscriptions

  35. 35Apices in the Vindolanda tablets

  36. 36Distribution of apices in the Vindolanda tablets

  37. 37Apices on vowels in non-final syllables at Vindolanda

  38. 38Apices in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  39. 39Distribution of apices by vowels and diphthongs in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  40. 40Apices in different corpora

  41. 41Use of <ì> for /iː/ in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  42. 42Use of <ì> for /j/ in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  43. 43Use of <ì> for /i/ in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  44. 44Use of ìn and in by following segment in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  45. 45Use of ìn and in according to the case of its complement in the tablets of the Sulpicii

  46. 46Possible cases of <uo> and <quo> in the archetype of Catullus

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