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• King, C.J.:
  Alexander and Divination. Dreams, Omens, and Aristander of Telmessos in the Alexander Historians.
  Brown University, 2004
• Renberg, Gil H.:
  'Commanded by the Gods'. An epigraphical Study of Dreams and Visions in Greek and Roman Religous life.
  Duke University, 2002
• Flannery-Dailey, Frances:
  Standing at the Heads of Dreamers. A Study of Dreams in Antiquity.
  Iowa, 2000
• Lamoreaux, John C.:
  Dream Interpretation in the Early Medieval Near East.
  Diss. Duke University, 1999
• Sweek, Joel:
  Dreams of power from Sumer to Judah. An essay on the divinatory economy of the ancient Near East.
  Chicago, 1996
• Berlin, Netta Ruth:
  Dreams in Roman Epic. The Hermeneutics of a Narrative Technique.
  The University of Michigan, 1994
• Wood, K.M.:
  The Dreams of Joseph in the Light of Ancient Near Eastern Divination Practice.
  Univ. of Georgia, 1994
• Leuci, Victor Alexander:
  Dream-Technical Terms in the Graeco-Roman World.
  University of Missouri - Columbia, 1993
• Lorsch, Robin Stacey:
  Omina Imperii. The Omens of Power Received by the Roman Emperors from Augustus to Domitian, Their Religious Interpretation and Political Influence.
  The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, 1993
• Carty, Carolyn M.:
  Dreams in Early Medieval Art.
  Ann ARbor, 1991
• Reider, G.A.:
  Epiphany and Prophecy in the Homeric Epics.
  Diss. Boston University, 1989
• LiDonnici, Lynn R.:
  Tale and Dream. The Text and Compositional History of the Corpus of Epidaurian Miracle Cures.
  Univ. of Pennsylvania, 1989. - bes. 238ff. zur Redaktion der Texte S.
• Rüttimann, René Josef:
  Asclepius and Jesus. The Form, Character and Status of the Asclepius Cult in the Second-Century CE and its Influence on Early Christianity.
  Harvard, 1986
• Roth, P.:
  Mantis. The Nature, Function and Status of a Greek Prophetic Type.
  Diss. Bryn Mawr, 1982
• Jacobsen, Garrett A.:
  Waking Visions in Ovid's 'Metamorphoses' and Lucan's 'Bellum civile'.
  Diss. Columbus, Ohio State University, später UMI Ann Arbor, 1982 [1984]
• Oberhelman, Steven M.:
  The Onirocritic Literature of the Late Roman and Byzantine Eras of Greece.
  Univ. of Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1981
• Duket, T.A.:
  A Study in Byzantine Historiography. An Analysis of Theophanes 'Chronographia' and its Relationship to Theophylact's 'History'. The Reign of Maurice and the Seventh Century to 711.
  Chestnut Hill/Mass., 1980
• Hanson, John S.:
  The Dream/Vision Report and Acts 10,1-11,18.
  Cambridge/Mass., 1978
• Martin, Lawrence Th.:
  The Somniale Danielis. An Edition of a Medieval Latin Dream Interpretation Handbook.
  Univ. of Wisconsin/Madison, 1977
• Freer, K.O.:
  A Study of the Vision Report in Biblical Literature.
  Yale, 1975
• Boone, William F.:
  Into the Labyrinth. The Daydream Mode in Literature.
  Buffalo University, 1971
• Cederstrom, Eleanor S.R.:
  Smikroi Logoi. A Study of the Nature and Function of Dreams in Greek Tragedy.
  Diss. Bryn Mawr College, dann UMI Ann Arbor, 1971 [1985]
• Engelhard, D.:
  Hittite Magical Practices. An Analysis.
  Diss. Brandeis Univ, 1970
• Crawford, S.:
  Informal Communication Among Scientists in Sleep and Dream Research.
  Chicago, 1970
• Bleeth, Kenneth A.:
  Narrator and Landscape in Medieval Dream Vision.
  Harvard, 1970
• Bloch, R.H.:
  A Study of the Dream Motif in the Old French Narrative.
  Stanford, 1970
• Ben Horin, P.:
  The Manifestation of Some Basic Personality Dimensions in Wakefulness, Fantasy, and Dreams.
  Chicago, 1967
• Newman, Francis Xavier:
  Somnium. Medieval Theories of Dreaming and the Form of Vision Poetry.
  Princeton, 1963
• Amory, Anne:
  Omens and Dreams in the Odyssey.
  Harvard, 1958
• Dement, W.:
  The Physiology of Dreaming.
  Chicago, 1958
• MacKenzie, D.C.:
  The Reign of Caracalla.
  Princeton, 1949
• Teplitz, Z.:
  An Electroencephalographic Study of Dreams and Sleep.
  Chicago, 1943
• Braginton, Mary V.:
  The Supernatural in Seneca's Tragedies.
  Diss Yale University; Menasha, Wisconsin, 1933
• Lincoln, Jackson Stewart:
  Indian Dreams. Their Significance to the Native and Their Relation to the Culture Pattern.
  Berkeley, 1932
• Krauss, F.B.:
  An Interpretation of the Omens, Portents, and Prodigies Recorded by Livy, Tacitus and Suetonius.
  Philadelphia, zuvor Diss. Univ Pennsylvania, 1931
• Newhall, Samuel Hart:
  Quid de somniis censuerint quoque modo eis usi sint antiqui quaeritur.
  Diss. Harvard, 1913