The Journal of Conservation and Museum Studies is fully peer reviewed and Open Access. It contains research on conservation science, artefact studies, restoration, museum studies, environment studies, collection management and curation. Published from the Institute of Archaeology at University College London from 1992 to 2002, the journal is to be relaunched in 2011 in collaboration with the British Library, with a newly constituted international editorial board.

• Volume 16 - 2018

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Gli Incontri di filologia classica (fino al vol. IX Incontri triestini di filologia classica) sono una pubblicazione periodica annuale che raccoglie le relazioni di studiosi appositamente invitati, presentate e discusse negli omonimi cicli di seminari, organizzati dal "Centro di studi sulla tradizione e la ricezione dell'antico" del Dipartimento di studi umanistici dell'Università di Trieste che si tengono con calendario prefissato per ogni anno accademico presso la Biblioteca statale di Trieste.

Si propongono di rendere disponibili alla comunità degli studiosi e a un più vasto pubblico interventi inediti (la cui redazione scritta è sottoposta a peer review) su temi inerenti la cultura classica, riuniti sia in volume (EUT – Edizioni Università di Trieste), sia liberamente accessibile online. I contributi, accompagnati da abstract in inglese e in italiano di max 200 parole, potranno essere nelle lingue italiana, inglese, tedesca, francese, spagnola, portoghese.

16. Incontri di filologia classica (2016-2017) [16]    

CONTENTS / SOMMARIO

Del Mastro Gianluca

«L’ultimo avanzo d’una stirpe (in)felice». Aspetti della fortuna dell’Epicureismo tra età antica e tardo-antica

Longobardi Concetta

La formazione filosofica di Orazio nella lettura degli esegeti antichi

Cipriani Giovanni, Masselli Grazia Maria

Il mestiere del maestro di scuola tra ars e memoria

Männlein-Robert Irmgard

Von Alexandria nach Athen: Longins Prolegomena zum Encheiridion Hephaistions. Philologische Methodik und Platonische Philosophie

Petrucci Federico M.

Plato musicus: l’appropriazione degli schemata musicologici nella letteratura esegetica medioplatonica

Motta Anna

Introducing Plato’s System through σχήματα: Isagogical Aspects of Platonism in Late Antiquity

Palumbo Lidia

Platone divino maestro in un testo isagogico tardo-antico

Buongiovanni Claudio

Obscuritas nei Commentari in Somnium Scipionis di Macrobio

Gauly Bardo Maria

Der Kommentar als philosophisches Kompendium: Macrobius über Ciceros Somnium Scipionis und seine Intention

Squillante Marisa

I figmenta veri nella interpretazione macrobiana

Elice Martina

Teoria e pratica dell’esegesi nell’Expositio Psalmorum di Cassiodoro. Vicende e percorsi di alcuni schemata retorici

Stok Fabio

Schemi di accessus a Virgilio

Esposito Paolo

Tra poesia e filosofia nella prima scoliastica lucanea

Nicolas Christian

Looking for specific patterns in commenting philosophy: a comparison between Servius’ and William of Conches’s methods of explanatio

Ferri Rolando

What the text wants to say. Communicative intention and meaning in late antique Latin exegesis of literary works and the Bible

15. Incontri di filologia classica (2015-2016) [16]    

14. Incontri di filologia classica (2014-2015) [13]    

13. Incontri di filologia classica (2013-2014) [16]    

12. Incontri di filologia classica (2012-2013) [11]    

11. Incontri di filologia classica (2011-2012) [16]    

10. Incontri di filologia classica (2010-2011) [19]    

09. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2009-2010) [10]    

08. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2008-2009) [12]    

07. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2007-2008) [23]    

Il calamo della memoria. Riuso di testi e mestiere letterario nella tarda antichità.
Atti del III convegno. Trieste, 17-19 aprile 2008

06. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2006-2007) [18]    

Atti della giornata di studio in onore di Laura Casarsa

05. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2005-2006) [21]    

Il calamo della memoria. Riuso di testi e mestiere letterario nella tarda antichità.
Atti del II convegno. Trieste, 27-28 aprile 2006

04. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2004-2005) [26]    

Phantasia: il pensiero per immagini degli antichi e dei moderni.
Atti del convegno internazionale

03. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2003-2004) [24]    

Il calamo della memoria. Riuso di testi e mestiere letterario nella tarda antichità.
Atti del I convegno. Trieste, 21-22 aprile 2004

02. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2002-2003) [13]    

01. Incontri triestini di filologia classica (2001-2002) [13]    

The sites documented in the Archaeological Survey of Israel are published on the website where they are displayed in survey squares of 100 sq km (10 × 10 km). The list of maps is presented below in alphabetic order, according to their names and numbers as recorded in Yalquṭ Ha-Pirsumim. The survey maps can be seen on the right side of the screen against the background of an aerial photograph. The sites (marked with yellow dots) can be accessed by zooming in on the screen and a description of them will appear by clicking on the dots. The introduction to each map and search options are also displayed.

• Ahihud ( 20)
  Gunnar Lehmann and Martin Peilstöcker
  978-965-406-259-6
• Akhziv ( 1)
  Rafael Frankel and Nimrod Gerzov
  965-406-024-8
• Amaẓya ( 109)
  Yehuda Dagan
  965-406-195-3
• 'Amqa ( 5)
  Rafael Frankel and Nimrod Getzov
  978-965-406-263-3
• Ashdod ( 84)
  Ariel Berman, Leticia Barda and Harley Stark
  965-406-174-0
• Ashmura ( 15)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Ephraim.
  978-965-406-468-2
• 'Atlit ( 26)
  Avraham Ronen, Ya'acov Olami
  978-965-406-361-6
• Beer Ora East ( 261)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-391-3
• Beer Ora West ( 260)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-389-0
• Beit She'an ( 63)
  Nehemia Tzori and Noy Shemesh (foreword)
  978-965-406-526-9

• Beit Sira - South ( 83)
  Israel Finklestein (north) & Hananiah Hizmi (south)
  965-406-007-8
• Beit-Yosef ( 64)
  Nehemia Tzori and Noy Shemesh (foreword)
  978-965-406-524-5
• Bet Lehem, Survey of Jerusalem The Southern Sector ( 105)
  Amos Kloner
  965-406-050-7
• Binyamina ( 48)
  Ya'aqov Olami, Shlomo Sender and Eldad Oren
  965–406–183–X
• Biq'at Sayyarim ( 256)
  Leticia Barda, Orit Kaminer, Ofer Marder
  978-965-406-261-9
• Daliya ( 31)
  Ya'aqov Olami
  978-965-406-359-3
• Deir Mar Saba ( 109/7)
  Joseph Patrich
  965-406-009-4
• Dimona ( 174)
  Iris Eldar-Nir and Noy Shemesh
  978-965-406-441-5
• Dor ( 30)
  Ya'aqov Olami, Shlomo Sender and Eldad Oren
  965-406-182-1
• Dvira ( 120)
  978-965-406-499-6

• Eilat ( 266)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-399-9
• Ein Evrona ( 264)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-397-5
• 'Ein Gedi ( 147)
  Gideon Hadas
  978-965-406-269-5
• 'Ein Gev ( 40)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-329-6
• Ein Harod ( 62)
  Nehemia Tzori and Noy Shemesh (foreword)
  978-965-406-528-3
• Ein Kerem - Benjamin Survey; Survey of Jerusalem ( 101)
  Amir Feldstein, Giora Kidron, Nizan Hanin, Yair Kamaisky & David Eitam
  965-406-007-8
• El Bira - Benjamin Archeological Survey ( 83/2)
  Israel Finklestein (north). Amir Feldstein, Giora Kidron, Nizan Hanin, Yair Kamaisky & David Eitam (south).
  965-406-007-8
• 'En Dor ( 45)
  Zvi Gal
  965-406-026-4
• En Netafim ( 265)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-401-9
• 'En Yahav ( 217)
  Dov Nahlieli, Yigal Israel and Noy Shemesh (introduction)
  978-965-406-434-7

• Farran River ( 238)
  Dov Nahlieli and Yigal Israeli
  978-965-406-515-3
• Gazit ( 46)
  Zvi Gal
  965-406-002-7
• Gedera ( 85)
  Leticia Barda and Vladimir Zbenovich
  978-965-406-271-8
• Gezer ( 82)
  Alon Shavit
  978-965-406-303-6
• Giv'at Orkha ( 36/3)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-317-3
• Giv'ot Kevuda ( 170)
  Ya'akov Baumgarten and Noy Shemesh
  978-965-406-432-3
• Hadera ( 53)
  Yehuda Ne’eman, Shlomo Sender and Eldad Oren
  978-965-406-293-0
• Haifa - East ( 23)
  Avraham Ronen, Yaacov Olamy
  978-965-406-363-0
• Haifa - west ( 22)
  Ya'aqov Olami, Avraham Ronen and Amit Romano
  965-406-151-1
• Hammat Gader ( 44)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Ephraim
  978-965-406-327-2

• Hanita ( 2)
  Rafael Frankel and Nimrod Gerzov
  965-406-024-8
• Har Ḥamran - Southeast ( 199)
  Mordechai Haiman
  965-406-008-6
• Har Amir ( 263)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-395-1
• Har Ardon ( 214)
  Yigal Israel and Dov Nahlieli
  978-965-406-514-6
• Har 'Ezuz ( 194)
  Dov Nahlieli and Noy Shemesh (foreword)
  978-965-406-480-4
• har hamran - sothwest ( 198)
  Mordechai Haiman
  978-965-406-355-5
• Har Hezekiah ( 262)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-393-7
• Har 'Iqqesh ( 15/2)
  Moshe Hartal
  978-965-406-472-9
• Har Kemer ( 195)
  978-965-406-408-8
• Har Nafha ( 196)
  Yesha'yahu Lender
  965-406-000-0

• Har Peres ( 18/3)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-319-7
• Har Ramon ( 203)
  Mordechai Haiman
  965-406-028-0
• Har Raviv ( 169)
  978-965-406-420-0
• Har Saggi - Northwest ( 224)
  Gideon Avni
  965-406-005-1
• Har Saggi Northeast ( 225)
  Gideon Avni
  965-406-005-1
• Har Sagiv ( 259)
  Beno Rotenberg
  978-965-406-385-2
• Har Shipon ( 15/1)
  Moshe Hartal
  978-965-406-470-5
• Har Tavor ( 41)
  Zvi Gal
  965-406-026-4
• Har Zayyad ( 178)
  Iris Eldar-Nir and Noy Shemesh (Introduction)
  978-965-406-502-3
• Hatzeva ( 213)
  Dov Nahlieli, Yigal Israel and Noy Shemesh (Introduction)
  978-965-406-484-2

• Herodium ( 108/2)
  Yizhar Hirschfeld
  978-965-406-353-1
• Herzliyya ( 69)
  Ram Gophna and Etan Ayalon
  965-406-027-2
• Holot 'Agur Southwest ( 153)
  978-965-406-492-7
• Horbat `Uza ( 145)
  Itzhaq Beit-Arieh
  978-965-406-279-4
• Introduction to the Golan Survey ( 9)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-331-9
• Jerusalem ( 102)
  Amos Kloner (Jerusalem survey); Uri Dinur and Nurit Feig (Benjamin survey)
  965-406-051-5
• Kalia ( 109/5)
  Ofer Sion
  978-965-406-371-5
• Kefar Ruppin ( 67)
  Achia Kohn-Tavor
  978-965-406-340-1
• Kefar Sava ( 77)
  Beit- Arieh,I. Ayalon, E.
  978-965-406-301-2
• Khirbat 'Aroer ( 143)
  Iris Eldar-Nir
  978-965-406-512-2

• Lakhish ( 98)
  Yehuda Dagan
  965-406-006-X
• Lod ( 80)
  Ram Gophna and Itzhaq Beit-Arieh
  965-406-025-6
• Ma'ale 'Aqrabim ( 183)
  978-965-406-494-1
• Ma'ale Gamla ( 36/1)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Ephraim
  978-965-406-333-3
• Ma'anit ( 54)
  Yehuda Ne'eman
  965-406-001-9
• Makhtesh Ramon ( 204)
  Steven A. Rosen
  ISBN 965-406-021-3
• Masaf Negev ( 160)
  Iris Eldar-Nir and Doryan Daninoס (introduction)
  978-965-406-428-6
• Mashabei Sadeh ( 163)
  Ya'aqov Baumgarten
  978-965-406-291-6
• Merkaz Sapir ( 216)
  978-965-406-486-6
• Merom Golan ( 11/1)
  978-965-406-467-5

• Miẓpé Ramon ( 201)
  Steve Rosen, Karni Golan
  978-965-406-442-2
• Miẓpé Ramon Southewst ( 200)
  Mordechai Haiman
  965-406-003-5
• Mikhmoret ( 52)
  Yehuda Ne’eman, Shlomo Sender and Eldad Oren
  978-965-406-295-4
• Miqve Israel ( 72)
  Leticia Barda
  978-965-406-365-4
• Mishmar HaEmek ( 32)
  Avner Raban
  965-406-029-9
• Mishor Farran ( 234)
  Yigal Israeli
  978-965-406-517-7
• Nahal Beka'a ( 132)
  Ya'akov Baumgarten
  978-965-406-351-7
• Nahal Besor ( 110)
  978-965-406-478-1
• Nahal Revivim ( 164)
  978-965-406-430-9
• Nahal Secher ( 131)
  Ya'akov Baumgarten
  978-965-406-349-4

• Nahal Hemar ( 146)
  Itzhaq Beit-Arieh
  978-965-406-277-0
• Nahal Yattir ( 139)
  Yehuda Govrin
  965-406-004-3
• Nahalal ( 28)
  Avner Raban
  965-406-057-4
• Nahariyya ( 4)
  Rafael Frankel and Nimrod Getzov.
  965-406-507-4
• Nes Harim ( 104)
  Dani Weiss, Boaz Zissu, Gideon Solimany
  ISBN 965-406-168-6
• Niẓẓanim - east ( 88)
  Ariel Berman and Leticia Barda
  965-406-177-5
• Niẓẓanim - west ( 87)
  Ariel Berman and Leticia Barda
  965-406-177-5
• Nov ( 40/1)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-325-8
• Patish ( 121)
  Amnon Gat
  978-965-406-436-1
• Petah Tikva ( 71)
  978-965-406-404-0

• Qaṣrin ( 18/1)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-331-9
• Qeshet ( 18/2)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-321-0
• Ramallah - Benjamin survey ( 83/1)
  Israel Finklestein (north). Amir Feldstein, Giora Kidron, Nizan Hanin, Yair Kamaisky & David Eitam (south).
  965-406-007-8
• Rehovot ( 76)
  Yitzhak Paz, Nir Lalkin and Dorian Danino (Introduction)
  978-965-406-418-7
• Regavim ( 49)
  Yuval Gadot and Yotam Tepper
  978-965-406-211-4
• Revivim ( 159)
  Yaakov Baumgarten
  978-965-406-297-8
• Rosh Ha-‘Ayin ( 78)
  M. Kochavi and Itzhaq Beit- Arieh
  965-406-020-5
• Rosh Pina ( 18)
  Yosef Stepansky
  978-965-406-265-7
• Rujem-el Hiri ( 36/2)
  Moshe Hartal and Yigal Ben Efraim
  978-965-406-323-4
• Saltpeter Yotveta ( 258)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-387-6

• Sede Eliyahu ( 66)
  Achia Kohn-Tavor
  978-965-406-342-5
• Shefar'am ( 24)
  Ya'aqov Olami and Zvi Gal
  965-406-157-0
• Shivta ( 166)
  Ya'aqov Baumgarten
  965-406-171-6
• Shizaf ( 165)
  978-965-406-489-7
• Talpiot - Survey of Jerusalem The Southern Sector ( 106)
  Amos Kloner
  965-406-050-7
• Tel Aviv-Yafo ( 70)
  978-965-406-446-0
• Tel Malhata ( 144)
  Itzhaq Beit-Arieh
  965-406-153-8
• Timna Cliffs ( 257)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-385-2
• Tze'elim ( 129)
  Dan Gazit
  978-965-406-273-2
• Urim ( 125)
  Dan Gazit
  965-406-023-X

• Wadi el-Makokh - Benjamin archaeological survey ( 83/12)
  Haim Goldfus & Amir Golani
  765-406-007-8
• Wadi Qelt ( 109/4)
  Ofer Sion
  978-965-406-369-2
• Yagur ( 27)
  Ya'aqov Olami, Shlomo Sender and Eldad Oren
  965-406-170-8
• Yattir ( 136)
  Ya‘akov Baumgarten and Hillel Silberklang (foreword)
  978-965-406-410-1
• Yeruham ( 177)
  Dov Nahlieli and Michal Veinberger (foreword)
  978-965-406-510-8
• Yeruham Ridge ( 173)
  Iris Eldar-Nir and Dotan Traubman (foreward)
  978-965-406-438-5
• Yotvata ( 255)
  Beno Rothenberg
  978-965-406-383-8
• Ziqim ( 91)
  Ariel Berman, Harley Stark and Leticia Barda
  965-406-162-7

Archaeology and History of Eighth-Century Judah
Zev I. Farber (Editor), Jacob L. Wright (Editor)
ISBN	9781628372335
Status	Forthcoming
Price:	$79.95
Binding	Paperback
Publication Date	November 2018
Pages	610

• Emphasis on the influence of Assyria in Judah’s political, religious, and material cultures
• Multiple models for the early stages of biblical writing and composition
• Updated information on pottery typologies

18 Mag 2018

Personal Names in the Aramaic Inscriptions of Hatra

Enrico Marcato

This book offers a comprehensive linguistic evaluation of the 376 personal names attested in the roughly 600 Aramaic inscriptions of Hatra, the famous Northern Mesopotamian ...
 

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Aims and Scope

Contrary to a common conviction, original sin is one of the fundamental Patristic issues, because it is the starting point of Patristic anthropology and sets the stage for the need for salvation.
The Church Fathers before Augustine did not used the term "original sin", but described its reality, having the greatest possible feeling for the mystical unity of mankind with its first ancestor. As regards the issue of the unity of human nature in Adam, the East and the West speak with one voice, which is first to be found in Irenaeus’ works.

Details

Approx. 150 pages

Language:

English

Type of Publication:

Monograph

Keyword(s):

Original Sin, Fathers of the Church, Patristics

• Subjects
• Theology and Religion> Patristics> Patristic Authors
• Theology and Religion> Systematic Theology and Philosophy of Religion> Systematic Theology

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Marta Przyszychowska holds Ph.D in Theology and M.A in Classical Philology and History.

• Pauline Grégoire, « Entre alimentation, hygiène et médecine: le vocabulaire de l’administration des simples dans le livre IX des Recherches sur les plantes de Théophraste », Mémoire de licence, Université de Liège, année académique 2008-2009 (Texte complet)
• Anne-Lise Vincent, « Edition, traduction et commentaire des fragments grecs du Kosmètikon attribué à Cléopâtre », Mémoire de maîtrise, Université de Liège, année académique 2010-2011 (Texte complet)
• Marc Vanberg, « L’Iliade d’Hawara », Mémoire de licence, Université de Liège, année académique 1987-1988 (Texte complet), avec transcription (Texte complet)

Éditée par les Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l’homme avec le concours de partenaires allemands et français, la revue électronique Trivium publie des traductions d'articles. Elle se conçoit comme un instrument d’échanges, de coopération entre les communautés de recherche francophone et germanophone et de communication en sciences sociales et humaines.

Die mit Unterstützung deutscher und französischer Partner von den Éditions de la Maison des sciences de l'homme herausgegebene Online-Zeitschrift Trivium veröffentlicht Übersetzungen aus Fachzeitschriften. Sie versteht sich als Medium des Austauschs und der Kooperation zwischen deutsch- und französischsprachigen Forschungsgemeinschaften in den Geistes- und Sozialwissenschaften.

• 27 | 2017
  Les traces du sensible: pour une histoire des sens dans les sociétés anciennes

• Introduction

  • Fritz Blakolmer, Adeline Grand-Clément et Anne-Caroline Rendu Loisel
    Introduction[Texte intégral]
    Einleitung [Texte intégral | traduction]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg

• Traductions vers le français

  • Jan-Friedrich Missfelder
    Quand l’histoire passe par le corps. Sens, signification et sensorialité au service d’une anthropologie historique[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Fritz Blakolmer
    La couleur rouge dans la symbolique, l’art et le langage du monde égéen de l’âge du Bronze [Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Beate Wagner-Hasel
    Vêtements parfumés – corps oints[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Ursula Quatember
    Une ville des sens ? La perception sensorielle à Éphèse sous l’Empire romain[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Angelos Chaniotis
    Une affaire de famille[Texte intégral]
    Expressions de l’intimité dans le rite funéraire grec ancien
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux

• Traductions vers l'allemand

  • Adeline Grand-Clément
    Das purpurfarbene Meer, oder von den Arten und Weisen, wie die Griechen die Farben sahen. Literarische Darstellungen der Farben des Meeres in der archaischen Zeit [Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Anne-Caroline Rendu Loisel
    Kann man die Klanglandschaft aus den Keilschrifttexten des antiken Mesopotamien erschließen? Fragen und Methoden zu den Texten der Weissagung [Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Isabelle Boehm
    Zum Adjektiv μαλακός: sanfte Hand und weiche Haut [Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Valérie Huet
    Der Weihrauch auf den römischen Reliefs mit Opferdarstellungen [Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenberg
  • Béatrice Caseau
    Die Aufgabe der Handkommunion (4.–12. Jahrhundert n. Chr.)[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg

• 24 | 2016
  Weber et Finley. Controverses sur l'Antiquité

• Introduction

  Einleitung
  • François Chazel
    Observations d’un « profane » sur une réception singulière, celle de Weber « historien » de l’Antiquité[Texte intégral]
    Essai introductif
    Max Weber als „Historiker“ der Antike. Bemerkungen eines „Laien“ zu einer sonderbaren Rezeption[Texte intégral | traduction]
    Einleitungsessay
    Traduction de Achim Russer

• Dossier

  • Christian Meier
    Max Weber und die Antike [Texte intégral]
    Max Weber et l’Antiquité[Texte intégral | traduction]
    Traduction de Anthony Andurand
  • Raymond Descat
    Die antike Wirtschaft und die griechische Polis. Diskussion eines Modells[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Raymond Descat: L'Economie antique et la cité grecque(Lien externe)
    La version originale de l'article de Raymond Descat (1995) est librement accessible sur persée.fr.

• 8 | 2011
  Traductions et transferts des savoirs dans l’espace euro-méditerranéen à l’époque médiévale

• Introduction

  Einleitung
  • Daniel G. König
    Übersetzungen und Wissenstransfer[Texte intégral]
    Zu einem Aspekt der Beziehungen zwischen lateinisch-christlicher und arabisch-islamischer Welt
    Traductions et transferts de savoirs[Texte intégral | traduction]
    À propos des relations entre l’Occident latin et le monde arabo-musulman
    Traduction de Frédéric Vitoux

• Dossier

  • Gotthard Strohmaier
    La réception latine et la réception arabo-syriaque des sciences grecques[Texte intégral]
    Die lateinische und die syrisch-arabische Rezeption der griechischen Wissenschaften
    Traduction de Frédéric Vitoux
  • Javier Teixidor
    Von Antiochia bis Bagdad: Bibliotheken in Syrien und syrische Übersetzungen[Texte intégral]
    D’Antioche à Bagdad: bibliothèques et traductions syriaques
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Danielle Jacquart et Gérard Troupeau
    Übersetzung aus dem Arabischen und lateinisches medizinisches Vokabular: einige Beispiele[Texte intégral]
    Traduction de l’Arabe et vocabulaire médical latin: quelques exemples
    Traduction de Andreas Pfeuffer
  • Johannes Pahlitzsch
    Médecins sans frontières. Médecins melkites, juifs et samaritains en Égypte et en Syrie à l’époque des croisades[Texte intégral]
    Ärzte ohne Grenzen. Melkitische, jüdische und samaritanische Ärzte in Ägypten und Syrien zur Zeit der Kreuzzüge
    Traduction de Mathieu Olivier
  • Jacques Langhade
    Zwischen Islam und lateinischer Christenheit: das Werk des Philosophen, Religionsmannes und Juristen Averroes[Texte intégral]
    Entre Islam et Chrétienté latine: l’œuvre d’Averroès, philosophe, homme de religion et juriste
    Traduction de Andreas Pfeuffer
  • Anna Akasoy
    L’adaptation des savoirs byzantins à la cour ottomane après la conquête de Constantinople[Texte intégral]
    Die Adaptation byzantinischen Wissens am Osmanenhof nach der Eroberung Konstantinopels
    Traduction de Frédéric Vitoux
  • Thomas Ricklin
    Le cas Gouguenheim[Texte intégral]
    Der Fall Gouguenheim
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
• Compte-rendu du numéro(Lien externe)
  Julie Métois (2012), « D.G. König, Y. Benhima (dir.), ‘Traductions et transferts des savoirs dans l’espace euro-méditerranéen à l’époque médiévale / Übersetzungen und Wissenstranfer im mittelalterlichen Euromediterraneum’, Trivium, 8, 2011 », in Anabases. Traditions et réceptions de l’Antiquité, 15/2012.

• 4 | 2009
  Les « religions orientales » dans le monde grec et romain

• Introduction

  Einleitung
  • Corinne Bonnet et Jörg Rüpke
    Introduction [Texte intégral]
  • Corinne Bonnet et Jörg Rüpke
    Einleitung[Texte intégral]

• Textes traduits en français

  Französische Übersetzungen
  • Christoph Auffarth
    Religio migrans : Les « religions orientales » dans le contexte religieux antique. Un modèle théorique[Texte intégral]
    Religio migrans : die « orientalischen Religionen » im Kontext antiker Religionen. Ein theoretisches Modell
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Andreas Bendlin
    « Une perspective trahissant un piètre sens de la religiosité » : Émotion et Orient dans l’historiographie religieuse romaine de l’époque moderne[Texte intégral]
    »Eine wenig Sinn für Religiosität verratende Betrachtungsweise«: Emotion und Orient in der römischen Religionsgeschichtsschreibung der Moderne
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Anna-Katharina Rieger
    Tradition locale contre unité supra-régionale : le culte de Magna Mater[Texte intégral]
    Lokale Tradition versus überregionale Einheit: der Kult der Magna Mater
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux
  • Dirk Steuernagel
    Les villes portuaires : des nœuds de communication de la mobilité religieuse ?[Texte intégral]
    Hafenstädte – Knotenpunkte religiöser Mobilität?
    Traduction de Anne-Laure Vignaux

• Textes traduits en allemand

  Deutsche Übersetzungen
  • Marie-Françoise Baslez
    Vom Kult der Kybele zum phrygischen Christentum: Ausblicke auf eine regionale religiöse Identität[Texte intégral]
    Du culte de Cybèle au christianisme phrygien: approches d’une identité religieuse régionale
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Nicole Belayche
    Beobachtungen zur bildlichen Darstellung der »orientalischen« Gottheiten im Vorderen Orient zu römischer Zeit[Texte intégral]
    Note sur l’imagerie des divinités »orientales« dans le Proche-Orient romain
    Traduction de Andreas Wittenburg
  • Corinne Bonnet
    Die »Orientalischen Religionen« im Laboratorium des Hellenismus: Franz Cumont[Texte intégral]
    Les « Religions Orientales » au Laboratoire de L’Hellénisme : Franz Cumont
    Traduction de Achim Russer
  • Luc Renaut
    Wurden die Eingeweihten der Mithras-Mysterien auf der Stirn gekennzeichnet? Für eine neue Lesart von Tertullians De Praescr. 40, 4[Texte intégral]
    Les initiés aux mystères de Mithra étaient-ils marqués au front? Pour une relecture de Tertullien, De Praescr. 40, 4
    Traduction de Nicola Denis

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A key objective of the newly established Chair for the Ancient History of the Near and Middle East is the promotion of the digital humanities and easily accessible open-access data in order to widely disseminate, facilitate, and promote the active use and understanding of official inscriptions and archival texts of the Middle East in Antiquity, with an initial focus on those of ancient Mesopotamia (written in the cuneiform script and in the Akkadian and Sumerian languages), in academia and beyond. Headed by Prof. Dr. Karen Radner and Dr. Jamie Novotny, the MOCCI research staff seeks to create new and innovative ways for users to access the important and varied contents of numerous geo-referenced and linguistically-annotated editions of ancient records, primarily from the first millennium BC. Our aim is to make many of the rich primary sources of Assyria, Babylonia, and their contemporaries available online for free in a fully searchable and richly annotated (lemmatized) format.

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At the moment, our work focuses on two principal digital text corpora:
(1) Official Inscriptions of the Middle East in Antiquity (OIMEA); and
(2) Archival Texts of the Middle East in Antiquity (ATMEA).
(1) The Official Inscriptions of the Middle East in Antiquity (OIMEA) project includes several sub-projects that are directly or indirectly managed by various members of our team, in particular Alexa Bartelmus and Jamie Novotny. In addition to Akkadian and Sumerian texts, OIMEA will include other corpora of official inscriptions written in other languages, including Aramaic, Luwian, Phoenician, Old Persian, and Urartian. The current OIMEA projects are:
(a) The Royal Inscriptions of Assyria online (RIAo);
(b) The Royal Inscriptions of Babylonia online (RIBo);
(c) The Inscriptions of Suhu online (Suhu);
(d) Electronic Corpus of Urartian Texts (eCUT); and
(e) Achaemenid Royal Inscriptions online (ARIo).

Conatus - Journal of Philosophy is the biannual scholarly publication of the NKUA Applied Philosophy Research Laboratory; it is an international open-access peer reviewed academic journal (both print and electronic) dedicated to the dissemination of original philosophical research. The journal invites original unpublished papers within any field of Philosophy or application of Philosophical method to any areas of intellectual and practical life. Conatus is the result of the partnership of the NKUA Applied Philosophy Research Laboratory and the National Documentation Center, the latter providing ePublishing, indexing and abstracting services.

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Το Δελτίον της Χριστιανικής Αρχαιολογικής Εταιρίας (ΔΧΑΕ) είναι ένα έγκριτο διεθνές περιοδικό που εκδίδεται σε ετήσια βάση από τη Χριστιανική Αρχαιολογική Εταιρεία. Xάρη στη μακροχρόνια παρουσία του και τις υψηλής ποιότητας δημοσιεύσεις που περιέχει, έχει πλέον καθιερωθεί διεθνώς ως ένα από τα πιο έγκυρα επιστημονικά όργανα της βυζαντινής και μεταβυζαντινής αρχαιολογίας και τέχνης. Στο περιοδικό δημοσιεύονται πρωτότυπες εργασίες με αντικείμενο θέματα παλαιοχριστιανικής, βυζαντινής και μεταβυζαντινής τέχνης και αρχαιολογίας, ενώ ιδιαίτερη έμφαση δίνεται στην ποιότητα και το διεπιστημονικό χαρακτήρα των δημοσιεύσεων. Η διαδικασία αξιολόγησης των μελετών που υποβάλλονται προς δημοσίευση, οι αυστηροί κανονισμοί και η διαδικασία δημοσίευσης του περιοδικού εξασφαλίζουν το υψηλό επίπεδο των δημοσιεύσεων στο Δελτίον.

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Anales de Arqueología Cordobesa (AAC) es una revista de periodicidad anual, publicada por el Grupo de Investigación Sísifo (PAIDI HUM-236) del Área de Arqueología de la Universidad de Córdoba, en colaboración con el servicio de publicaciones de Diputación Provincial de Córdoba. Surgida en 1990 como herramienta de apoyo y difusión para los resultados del proyecto de investigación que entonces desarrollábamos en la Subbética Cordobesa, con el tiempo AAC ha ido evolucionando, al tiempo que ganaba crédito entre la comunidad científica, hasta convertirse en lo que hoy es: una revista sólida, comprometida y de vocación internacional, que tiene como principal objetivo científico el servir como vehículo para dar a conocer de manera rigurosa los resultados de la investigación arqueológica española y extranjera (europea o no), propiciando la discusión y el debate, al tiempo que la puesta en común de problemas, teorías y novedades de interés general. Fiel a un concepto amplio de Arqueología, AAC acoge trabajos comprendidos desde la Prehistoria hasta nuestros días, primando aquéllos que aborden cuestiones generales o temas ajenos a la estricta realidad arqueológica cordobesa. 

Núm. 28 (2017)

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ARTÍCULOS

Los capita viarum de la provincia Baetica Sergio ESPAÑA-CHAMORRO

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Materiales lapídeos locales e importados en los programas epigráficos oficiales de Tarraco hasta la época julio-claudia Julio C. RUIZ RODRÍGUEZ

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Testimonianze epigrafiche latine del culto di Bubastis Alberto GAVINI

PDF (Italiano) 63-72

Il fenomeno dei mosaici funerari in Hispania nei secoli IV-VI Luigi QUATTROCCHI

PDF (Italiano) 73-98

I basileis e l’evento morte: la cultura materiale e la fenomenologia del dolore Antonio Pio DI COSMO

PDF (Italiano) 99-126

Pistores dulciarii en el barrio del foro de Carthago Nova. A propósito del hallazgo de dos moldes cerámicos bivalvos Jaime VIZCAÍNO SÁNCHEZ, José Miguel NOGUERA CELDRÁN, María José MADRID BALANZA

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Algunas reflexiones en torno a diversos materiales cerámicos de la villa romana de Puente de la Olmilla (Albaladejo, Ciudad Real) Carmen GARCÍA BUENO

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Material médico-quirúrgico romano hallado en Osuna (Sevilla) Juan Ramón GARCÍA CARRETO, Juan Antonio MARTÍN RUIZ

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Ladrillos funerarios de Al-Andalus: análisis de una tipología funeraria a partir de dos ejemplares epigrafiados procedentes del Alcázar de Toledo Adela DÍAZ DOMÍNGUEZ, Virgilio MARTÍNEZ ENAMORADO

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La ciudad histórica revisitada: una reflexión ecléctica desde la arqueología urbana Marcos Octavio LABRADA OCHOA

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Comunicare l’arte classica: un questionario sulla percezione dei bronzi di Riace Luca SCALCO, Monica SALVADORI

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2016

Núm. 27 (2016)

2015

Núm. 25-26 (2014-2015)

2013

Núm. 23-24 (2012-2013)

2011

Núm. 21-22 (2010-2011)

2009

Núm. 20 (2009)

2008

Núm. 19 (2008)

2007

Núm. 18 (2007)

2006

Núm. 17 (2006) vol. II

Núm. 17 (2006) vol. I

2005

Núm. 16 (2005)

2004

Núm. 15 (2004)

2003

Núm. 13-14 (2002-2003)

2001

Núm. 12 (2001)

2000

Núm. 11 (2000)

1999

Núm. 10 (1999)

1998

Núm. 9 (1998)

1997

Núm. 8 (1997)

1996

Núm. 7 (1996)

1995

Núm. 6 (1995)