1. Introduction, T. V. Evans
I. Linguistic Change and Diversity
2. Auxiliary thelo, J. A. L. Lee
3. Linguistic Diversity in the Archive of the Engineers Kleon and Theodoros, W. Clarysse
4. Identifying the Language of the Individual in the Zenon Archive, T. V. Evans
5. Authorial Revision of Linguistic Style in Greek Papyrus Letters and Petitions (AD I-IV), R. Luiselli
6. Imperatives and Other Directives in the Greek Letters from Mons Claudianus, M. Leiwo
7. Do Mothers Matter? The Emergence of Matronymics in Early Roman Egypt, M. Depauw
8. Variations in Complementation to Impersonal verba declarandi in Greek Papyri from the Roman and Byzantine Periods, P. James
9. Romanes eunt domus! Linguistic Aspects of the Sub-Literary Latin in Pompeiian Wall Inscriptions, P. Kruschwitz
10. Linguistic Varieties and Language Level in Latin Non-Literary Letters, H. Halla-aho
II. Language Content
11. Language Change and Personal Names in Early Ptolemaic Egypt, B. Muhs
12. Bilingualism in Roman Egypt: Exploring the Archive of Phatres of Narmuthis, I. Rutherford
13. Latin Influence and Greek Request Formulae, E. Dickey
14. Greek Papyri and the Coining of Greek-Latin Hybrid Compounds, P. Filos
15. Vina fictitia from Latin into Greek: The Evidence of the Papyri, A. Maravela-Solbakk
16. Lexical Translations in the Papyri: Koine Greek, Greek Dialects, and Foreign Languages, F. Schironi
III. General
17. Building and Examining Linguistic Phenomena in a Corpus of Representative Papyri, S.E. Porter & M. O'Donnell