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    Plato, Locri and "the Flower of Italy": Revaluating an "Ancient" Epithet. by Creedy, Edward J.

    Published in Mnemosyne (2025)

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    Children's interpretation of epithets: On coreference and self-ascription. by Brunetto, Valentina

    Published in Language Acquisition (Jul-Sep2026)

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    The Castilian Origins of the Epithet Mio Cid. by PETERSON, DAVID


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    TOWARDS A CULTURAL VICTIMOLOGY OF ATTIC TRAGEDY: EPITHETS OF MISERY IN EURIPIDES' HECUBA. by Ferreira, Natasha

    Published in Akroterion (2023)

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    'Not a Name Given by Mother': The Buddha's Epithet Bhagavat. by Visigalli, Paolo

    Published in Journal of Indian Philosophy (Jun2024)

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    mꜣʿ ḫrw," before the Fifth Dynasty? by SHAPIRA, GUY

    Published in Journal of the American Oriental Society (Apr-Jun2025)
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    *Tubar(i)-: a divine epithet reflected in Luwic onomastics / Божественный эпитет *tubar(i)‑ в лувийской ономастике by Réveilhac, Florian

    Published in Journal of Language Relationship (2023)

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    Poseidon, Athena, and Demeter: Epithets and associations in the divine. by Elema, Anika

    Published in Anthropology & Humanism (Dec2025)

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    THE SEMANTICS OF RACIAL EPITHETS. by Hom, Christopher

    Published in Journal of Philosophy (Aug2008)

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    ALASIŌTAS AND ELEWITAS: TWO DISTINCT EPITHETS OF APOLLO/ RESHEPH IN THE GREEK-PHOENICIAN INSCRIPTIONS OF PHRANGISSA (CYPRUS). by BIANCO, MARIA

    Published in Rivista Di Studi Fenici (2025)

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    'Zio' Is the New 'N-Word': The anti-Semitic slur is becoming as acceptable as the racial epithet once was. by Kaufman, David Christopher

    Published in Commentary (Mar2026)

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    Theologians and Their Bellies: The Erasmian Epithet Theologaster during the Reformation. by Ptaszyński, Maciej

    Published in Erasmus Studies (2451-9723) (2021)

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    Islamofascism: Four Avenues to the Use of an Epithet. by Schulze, Reinhard

    Published in Welt des Islams (2012)

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    "Nation of Carpetbaggers": Mobility, Materiality, and the Emergence of a Counter-Reconstruction Epithet. by Yablon, Nick

    Published in Journal of American History (Dec2021)

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    Homeric Epithets that Seem to Be Humorously Ironic. by BENSON, RICHARD D.

    Published in Arion (Spring/Summer2021)

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    Transcreation in marketing: a corpus-based study of persuasion in optional shifts from English to Chinese. by Mavis Ho, Nga-Ki


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    'God of Gods': An Iranian Buddhist Epithet and Its Traces in Early Chinese Buddhist Translations. by Barchi, Francesco, Peschl, Benedikt

    Published in Indo-Iranian Journal (2024)

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    Epithet and Esteem: The Reception of Momus in Early Modern English Culture. by Navitsky, Joseph


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    The "God of Israel" in Judah's Bible: Problems and Prospects. by STAHL, MICHAEL J.

    Published in Journal of Biblical Literature (2020)

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    Translating Epithets in Fiction: A Stylistic Study of Semantic and Pragmatic Equivalence (With special reference to "The Fool" by Raffi). by Gasparyan, Seda, Minasyan, Narine


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