A story of true life events surrounding the authors life, J.R. Harrison. Well known grandparents from a small community that hid a dark secret. Raging alcoholics, torturing the young child from the tender age of four years old. Bribing her with cookies to keep quiet, until she grew older ad wiser. Throughout the years the author rehashes her traumatic abuse leaving readers on the edge of their seat. The reader will notice the stages of abuse she suffers and what she ultimately does to change. This book is a page turner, as you relive her experiences with her. She is able to perfectly capture her childhood and the innocence again, as if she reaches through time to regain her courage and bravery to retell her tale of abuse.

Each year many new Greek inscriptions and papyri are published. Others are supplemented or revised. For teachers and students of early Christianity and ancient Judaism such documents may be difficult of access and interpretation. But they offer fresh insight into the cultural setting of the literary sources. In every case the ancient text is reproduced here. A parallel English translation is provided by each contributor, along with full discussion. From 1981 a first set of five volumes of New Docs was edited by G.H.R. Horsley, with special attention to word usage. Volume 10 completes a second set of five edited by S.R. Llewelyn, focussing on major social institutions of the time. A comprehensive series of indexes for vols 6-10 as a set opens up a cumulative perspective on many topics. Notable entries in Volume 10 include: Artemis triumphs over a sorcerer How to celebrate Hadrian's accession The customs law of Asia Repairing the baths at Colossae The Babatha archive and Roman law The Temple warning against Gentiles