1. Introduction, Elena Muniz-Grijalvo and Alberto del Campo Tejedor;
2. Peisistratus’ Processional Performance: Between Ritual, Symbolic Action, and Strategy, Georgia Petridou;
3. Processing women and maidens in Greece: appearances and appartenances, Annalisa Lo Monaco;
4. The women of the domus Augusta in processions and ceremonies (1st-3rd century CE), Patrizia Arena;
5. Pompa funebris: Collective experience and political power in the shadow of death, Soi Agelidis;
6. Long and winding roads. Imperial funeral processions to the city of Rome under Augustus and Tiberius, Ida Ostenberg;
7. Toward the imperial cult: the hellenistic processions as forerunners?, Elena Calandra;
8. Processions and the construction of Roman imperial power, Elena Muniz-Grijalvo;
9. Rituals and processions in the empress Irene’s justification of power (780-802), Hector Gonzalez Palacios;
10. The processions in honour of the Mater Magna and the construction of Roman identity (3rd BCE - 4th century CE), Sylvia Estienne;
11. Ritual-feast Mockery and Humiliation during Roman Triumphs. Functions and Meanings of ioci militares from a Cultural-Historical Perspective, Alberto del Campo Tejedor;
12. The first Christian processions in Milan, Pedro Gimenez de Aragon Sierra;
13. Holy Week in Huelva: an urban ritual drama, Jose Carlos Mancha Castro;
14. A comparative study of processions: the Baroque feast of Corpus Christi, Islamic Morocco and historicist Rome, Jose Antonio Gonzalez Alcantud;
15. Ancient and Modern Processions at the Limits of Isaac Casaubon’s Patience, Juan Ramon Ballesteros Sanchez.