GUIDELINES FOR “EPHEMERIS NAPOCENSIS”

Colleagues who wish to publish in the journal Ephemeris Napocensis are kindly asked to follow the next guidelines:
- The journal publishes papers in English, German, French, Italian, Spanish and Russian.
- Every contribution must be accompanied by five keywords and a ten lines abstract which should be placed after the title and the author(s)’s name.
- The text of the article must be typed at 1.5 lines using the font Times New Roman 12.
- The footnotes will be typed at single line using the same font, size 10.
- The title of the article will be typed with capital letters, font Times New Roman 14, bold and centered
- The author(s)’s name(s) shall be typed in capital letters, font Times New Roman 12, bold, centered, two lines spacing under the title.
- At the end of the article, the author(s) will type his/their name(s), affiliation and e-mail address.
- Italics will be used for Latin terms. For special fonts, the authors are asked to send as separate file the font they have used (format *.ttf).

Quotations:
The notes are placed at the bottom of each page, no matter if there is one work cited or there are some comments, too.
The quotation system is the one used by the Bericht der Römisch-Germanische Kommission.

Models of quotations
Books:
DAICOVICIU 1972, 45–78
H. DAICOVICIU, Dacia de la Burebista la cucerirea romană (Cluj-Napoca 1972).

Articles in journals:
FINK 1958, 107–110
R. O. FINK, Hunt’s pridianum: British Museum Papyrus 2851, Journal Roman Stud. 48, 1958, 102–116.

For two or more authors:
VÁGÓ/BÓNA 1976
E. B. VÁGÓ/I. BÓNA, Die Gräberfelder von Intercisa (Budapest 1976).

Articles published in the proceedings of conferences or anniversary volumes:
DVORSKI 1996, 217–220
T. DVORSKI, Archaeological Investigations on Limes Alutanus in 1980–1984 (Dacia Inferior – Malvensis). In P. Petrovič (ed.), Roman Limes on the Middle and Lower Danube (Belgrade 1996), 215–222.

The list of periodical abbreviations can be found accessing the following link:
http://www.dainst.org/medien/de/richtlinien_abkuerzungen.html
Abbreviations that can not be found in Bericht der Römisch-Germanische Kommission
For those periodicals which are not to be found in the lists presented above, please, make yourself the abbreviations following the example below:
Studia historica. Historia Antigua (Salamanca) = Stud. Hist. Histor. Antig.

Illustration
All plates will be sent in a *.cdr format (Corel Draw).
The size of page will be B5 (ISO) (176 x 250 mm)
The plate mirror: 22 de mm from each side of page.
The explanation of plate will be placed below the plate, font Times New Roman 12 (e.g. Pl. 1. Map of Roman Dacia)

The selection of articles and studies is based on peer review system
For publishing in our journal the authors will not have to cover pay any article processing or article submission charges

THE EDITORIAL BOARD