A. Philology

THEODOROS A. NIMA, philologist – PhD in the history of education,

– The renaming of towns, villages, and other settlements in the Magnesia Prefecture and the etymology of their names (pages 7-38)

B. History

CHRISTOS G. DAMBLIAS, philologist – PhD in philology,

– The Catalans in Thessaly (1306-1393) (pages 41-47).

GREGORIOS K. STAMOULIS, theologian – philologist,

– The Municipality of Acheloos in Karditsa Prefecture during the Ottoman rule, based on Ottoman censuses (1454/55, 1506, 1530, and 1571) (pages 49-106).

CHRYSOULAS D. KONTOGEORGAKI, Professor of English philology,

– Bishop Zeitounios and Almyros Ierotheos of Kleinovo, Calabaka, later Patriarch of Alexandria (1825-1845) (pages 107-132).

EUTHYMIOS CHR. PAPAXRISTOU, PhD in German philology,

– The attack of ELAS guerrillas on an Italian convoy in Farkadona (former Tsio), Trikala, on February 11, 1943, and the Italian reprisals (based on Italian archives) (pages 133-172).

THEODOROS A. NIMA, philologist – PhD in the history of education,

– Rivers, lakes, and floods of Thessaly (pages 173-278).

C. Archaeology – Architecture

† ARGYRI P.P. PETRONOTIS (1924-2023), architect – Professor at Aristotle University of Thessaloniki,

ANGELOS SINANIS, researcher,

– “Tzoumerki Bell Towers”. A Western-style type of bell towers from the 19th – 20th century in the Trikala Prefecture (pages 281-342).

D. Folklore

DIMITRIOS ELI. RAPTIS, retired lecturer of folklore at the University of Ioannina,

– The symbolic representation of the communal life of Myrofyllo, Trikala, in popular poetry during the 20th and 21st centuries (pages 345-360).

– Obituaries: Christos Karras (9.12.1930 – 17.4.2023), Argyris P.P. Petronotis (19.4.1924 – 20.4.2023), Achilleas G. Lazarou (1930-13.6.2023), Grigoris M. Siphakis (1935-2023) (pages 361-377).

– Book reviews (pages 378-390) – Thessalian Bibliography (pages 391-393) – Comments (pages 394-406) – Guidelines for the collaborators of “Thessalian Studies” (pages 407-408).