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This eJournal distributes working and accepted paper abstracts having a primary focus on Greek and Roman texts from antiquity to the present. Additional subcategories and/or subdivisions of them will be added as appropriate.

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Carin M. Green

Judith Evans Grubbs

Dirk Obbink

Josiah Ober

Andrew M. Riggsby

Ruth S. Scodel

Die Open Access Zeitschrift „Journal of Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity (JEAC)“ etabliert einen Dialog zwischen exegetischen und patristischen Beiträgen mit philosophischen und systematisch-theologischen Ansätzen zu gegenwartsrelevanten ethischen Fragestellungen und bringt damit die ethischen Dimensionen antiker Texte in die gegenwärtigen Ethikdiskurse ein. Ethische Frage­stellungen ziehen sich nicht nur gegenwärtig quer durch die verschiedenen Wissenschaften, sondern waren bereits in der Antike in vielen Kontexten präsent. Die Art der Bearbeitung ethischer Thematiken in Texten der Antike erbringt für die Gegenwart weit über das Verständnis der eigenen Tradition hinaus methodische und inhaltliche Impulse. Es wird aber weder den Texten noch dem gegenwärtigen Diskurs gerecht, wenn der Beitrag der antiken Texte nur in Form von einzelnen Argumenten oder Motiven aus der Vergangenheit in die Gegenwart übertragen wird. Es bedarf einer sorgfältigen Explikation der ethischen Dimensionen biblischer und außerbiblischer Texte aus ihren antiken Kontexten und Diskurskonstellationen heraus, um diese in ihnen angemessener Weise zur Sprache zu bringen.

Dieser Vielstimmigkeit der Zeiten und Disziplinen wird das „Journal of Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity“ durch die Vielfalt der vertretenen Fachdisziplinen und Textformen gerecht: Jede Ausgabe stellt zu einer spezifischen ethischen Fragestellung Artikel aus verschiedenen theologischen und nicht-theologischen Disziplinen mit einem Dialog zweiter konträrer Positionen, Miszellen und Rezensionen zusammen. Um die Ergebnisse für den ethischen Diskurs der Gegenwart in breitem Rahmen verfügbar zu machen, erscheint das Journal als Open Access-Veröffentlichung. Die Artikel werden auf Anfrage durch das Herausgebergremium in deutscher oder englischer Sprache verfasst und durchlaufen ein doppeltes Peer Review, das die Qualität und interdisziplinäre Verständlichkeit der Beiträge fördert.

The Open Access Journal „Journal for Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity (JEAC)“ establishes a dialogue between exegetical, patristic, philosophical and systematic theological approaches to current ethical issues. In so doing, it seeks to introduce the ethical dimensions of ancient texts to the contemporary ethical discourse. Ethical issues are not only present in most modern sciences but were also discussed in numerous ancient contexts as well. The manner in which ethical topics are addressed in these texts not only helps us understand our own traditions but offers methodological and conceptual insights in our present contexts. At the same time, however, justice is done neither to the texts nor to the present discourses if only individual arguments or motifs are taken up and adopted from the past. A careful explanation and elaboration of the ethical dimensions of biblical and extrabiblical texts based on their ancient context and situation is needed in order to introduce them into contemporary discourse in an appropriate way.

The „Journal for Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity“ embraces the many voices heard across many eras and disciplines by embracing a diversity of academic disciplines and textual forms: Every volume will include articles devoted to a specific ethical question from different theological and non-theological disciplines and a dialogue between advocates of two contrary positions on the question, miscellanies, and reviews. In order to make the results broadly available for the ethical discourse the journal will be published open access. All contributions will be solicited by the editors and written in either German or English language. The contributions will also be peer reviewed by at least two reviewers, assuring both quality and interdisciplinary comprehensibility.

Bd. 1 (2019): JEAC

JEAC1: Hermeneutische Brückenschläge zwischen Antike, Bibel und Ethik

Veröffentlicht: 2019-04-23

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Editorial

Editorial: Ethik in Antike und Christentum

Raphaela J. Meyer zu Hörste-Bührer, Dorothea Erbele-Küster, Michael Roth, Ulrich Volp, Ruben Zimmermann

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Editorial: Ethics in Antiquity and Christianity

Raphaela J. Meyer zu Hörste-Bührer, Dorothea Erbele-Küster, Michael Roth, Ulrich Volp, Ruben Zimmermann

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Artikel

The Relevance of the Old Testament for Contemporary Ethics

John J. Collins

10-16

Correlating Bible and Ethics: Tensions and Complexity

Robert L. Brawley

17-26

No longer "Male and Female" (Gal 3:28)

Adela Yarbro Collins

27-39

Warum es im Glaubensbekenntnis keine Ethik gibt

Wolfram Kinzig

40-54

Antike Philosophie als Gegenstand religionswissenschaftlicher Analyse: Plädoyer für eine neue Historiographie

Christoph Jedan

55-69

Dialog

Biblische Ethik nach dem Primat der Autonomie

Stephan Goertz

71-73

Das Selbst-Verständliche, oder: „Whose Autonomy? Which Rationality?“

Marco Hofheinz

74-77

Miszellen

Do We Need Ancient Texts for Future Ethics? Well, it all Depends

William Schweiker

79-83

Wahrheit. Das vergessene ethische Stichwort

Jan Assmann

84-86

Diskussionsthesen

Thesen zur Biblischen Ethik zwischen Lebenskunst und Auslegungskunst

Dorothea Erbele-Küster

88-89

Eine theologische Ethik ohne Schriftbezug ist keine theologische Ethik!

Ruben Zimmermann

90-91

Thesen zur patristischen Ethik und ihrem Verhältnis zu den biblischen Texten

Ulrich Volp

92-93

Sechzehn Thesen zur Autorität der Bibel für die Theologische Ethik aus lutherischer Perspektive

Michael Roth

94-95

Tentative Thesen zur Bedeutung der biblischen Texte für ethisches Arbeiten

Raphaela J. Meyer zu Hörste-Bührer

96-97

Rezensionen

Rezension zu: Christof Breitsameter und Stephan Goertz, Bibel und Moral – ethische und exegetische Zugänge

Friedrich W. Horn

99-100

Rezension zu: Paul Metzger, Sie über sich. Eine exegetische Untersuchung zur Autorität der Schrift in ökumenischer Perspektive

Frederike van Oorschot

101-102

Rezension zu: D.A. Carson (Hg.), The Enduring Authority of the Christian Scriptures

Kinga Zeller

103-104

Review of: B.C. Birch et al., Bible and Ethics in the Christian Life: A New Conversation

Dogara Ishaya Manomi

105-107

This repository contains:

• training and evaluation data from transcription of 19th century lexical resources
• OCR models trained and tested using this data for Kraken.

The following lectures were presented by the School during the academic year (October–April) and earlier. They are listed in order of presentation, most recent first. All lectures run approximately 60 minutes unless otherwise noted. 

Live video streaming from Cotsen Hall

The ASCSA is able to share videocasts of presentations in Cotsen Hall to a worldwide audience thanks to the generosity of the Paul and Alexandra Canellopoulos Foundation, Mr. Lloyd E. Cotsen and Mrs. Margit Cotsen, and Alexander E. Zagoreos.

March 2019

"Up from Slavery: The Extraordinary Story of John Wesley Gilbert, First African-American Student of the American School, 1890-91"

Annual Archives Lecture

John W.I. Lee, University of California, Santa Barbara

March 21, 2019

"The Genetic History of Plague: On the Doorstep to the Ancient Eastern Mediterranean"

Annual Malcolm H. Wiener Lecture

Johannes Krause, Max-Planck Institute

March 14, 2019

"Ο Ρόλος των Ελλήνων στη Διαμόρφωση της Σύγχρονης Αιγύπτου 19ος-20ος αιώνες"

Αλέξανδρος Κιτροέφ, Haverford College - Πενσυλβάνια

March 12, 2019

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February 2019

"Bleeding Bodies, War & Collective Trauma in Aeschylus’ Agamemnon"

Angeliki Tzanetou, University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign

February 22, 2019

"Hunting Heroes: Recent Excavations in the Athenian Agora"

John McK. Camp, Randolph-Macon College

February 14, 2019

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January 2019

"20 Years in Crete: The Impact of the INSTAP East Crete Study Center"

Tom Brogan, INSTAP East Crete Study Center

January 17, 2019

"My Family and Other Animals: Pets in Ancient Greek Art"

Tyler Jo Smith, University of Virginia

January 17, 2019

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December 2018

"Όστρακα and Οστρακισμός: New Discoveries in the Athenian Agora"

James Sickinger, Florida State University

December 13, 2018

"Subsequent Medeas: Reperformance and Spectatorship of Greek Tragedy"

C.W. Marshall, University of British Columbia

December 6, 2018

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November 2018

"Shoot the Messenger: Waiting Wives and False Reports in Greek Tragedy"

Erika Weiberg, Florida State University

November 29, 2018

"The Glittering Sound of Imperial Violence: The Music for the Feast of the Exaltation on the Cross of Hagia Sophia"

Bissera V. Pentcheva, Professor of Art History, Stanford University

November 29, 2018

"Continuity and Change in the Dramatic Festivals of Early Roman Greece, 2nd-1st c. BCE"

Mali Skotheim, University of Wisconsin
Co-sponsored with the Roman Seminar

November 8, 2018

"Celebrating the 550th anniversary of George Castriot Skanderbeg’s death"

Dr. Machi Paizi-Apostolopoulou, Research Director Εmerita, Institute of Historical Studies, National Hellenic Research Foundation
Dr. Dorian Koçi, Director of the National Historical Museum of Albania

November 6, 2018

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October 2018

“Crete in the Ice Age. Clever Seadogs and Gullible Deer”

Thomas Strasser, Providence College

October 19, 2018

“Oropos and the Messy Margins of the Attic Polis”

Jessica Lamont, Yale University

October 04, 2018

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May 2018

"Diving into the Wreck - The Antikythera Mechanism, Lord Byron_s Last Days, Tear Gas in the Lyceum, a Poetry Reading"

Dr. Scot McKendrick, Head of Western Heritage Collections, British Library

May 2, 2018

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April 2018

37th Annual Walton Lecture

“English Collectors of Greek Manuscripts at the British Library: Lord Guilford and Anthony Askew”

Dr. Scot McKendrick, Head of Western Heritage Collections, British Library

April 24, 2018

“The Later Colts of Corinth Revisited: Current Status of a Numismatic Study”

Lee L. Brice, Whitehead Professor ASCSA

April 19, 2018

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March 2018

“Found in Τranslation”

A panel discussion with Karen Van Dyck, Alicia E. Stallings and Fr. John Raffan.

Haris Vlavianos - moderator of the discussion

March 27, 2018

“Geo-ethnoarchaeology: Ethnography and microscopic study of modern sites as an interpretative tool for archaeological research”

Dr. David Friesem, McDonald Institute for Archaeological Research, University of Cambridge, UK Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of Haifa, Israel

March 27, 2018

“A Silver Service and a Gold Coin? Recontextualizing Silver Vessels in the Getty Museum”

Justin St. P. Walsh, Chapman University

March 22, 2018

Athens Open Meeting 2018

"The Work of the School," Jenifer Neils, Director, ASCSA

"Nessun Dorma! Ancient Greece after Sunset," Angelos Chaniotis, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton

March 9, 2018

"Making a Byzantine Holy Land- The Impact of Monastic Activity in the Mazi Plain, Attica"

Fotini Kondyli, University of Virginia

March 6, 2018

"Diachronic Survey on the Borders of Attica: The Mazi Archaeological Project"

Sylvian Fachard, Mellon Professor, ASCSA, Alex Knodell, Carleton College, Kalliope Papangeli, Ephorate of West Attica

March 1, 2018

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February 2018

"The Road to Piraeus: Athenian Realien and Plato’s Republic"

Geoff Bakewell, Whitehead Professor, ASCSA

February 22, 2018

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January 2018

"Συρία. Ιστορία, άνθρωποι, μνημεία"

Μαρία Γεωργοπούλου, Γιώργος Μαγγίνης, Μαρία Φακίδη & Ντόρα Μηναΐδη

January 23, 2018

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December 2017

"The Myth and Cult of Opheltes at Nemea"

Jorge Bravo, University of Maryland

Decenber 14, 2017

“Why are Scientists Afraid of ED-XRF Analysis in Art and Archaeology?”

Prof. Sariel Shalev (The Zinman Institute of Archaeology, University of Haifa)

***2017-2018 Fitch Wiener Labs Seminar Series***

Decenber 5, 2017

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November 2017

"The Best Way to Send Knowledge is to Wrap it Up in a Person"

Natalia Vogeikoff-Brogan, Doreen C. Spitzer Archivist ASCSA

Annual Archives Lecture co-organized with the Fulbright Foundation in Greece

November 30, 2017

"70 Χρόνια Fulbright στην Ελλάδα «Παιδεία και Ανάπτυξη» "

Γιάννης Στουρνάρας, Ευαγγελία Κουνέλη, Δημήτρης Α. Σωτηρόπουλος

November 15, 2017

"Hadrian’s Forgotten Heir: A New Portrait of Aelius Caesar from Eva-Loukou"

Marco Galli, La Sapienza, Rome

November 9, 2017

"The Enigma of Cappadocia"

Robert Ousterhout, University of Pennsylvania

November 7, 2017

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October 2017

"Con que soavità… Με πόση γλυκύτητα"

Επέτειος των 450 χρόνων από τη γέννηση του Claudio Monteverdi

October 31, 2017

"The Prospect for Ancient Proteins in Archaeology"

Annual Malcolm H. Wiener Lecture 2017

Matthew Collins, University of York - University of Copenhagen

October 24, 2017

"Public Sacred Space, Private Votive Portraits: The Case of the City Eleusinion in Athens"

Sheila Dillon, Duke University

October 19, 2017

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September 2017

"Democracy Forum: Then & Now: Women, Immigration, Democracy"

ROUND TABLE

Mary Lefkowitz, Geoffrey Bakewell, Sheila Dillon, Jenifer Neils

September 15, 2017

"Learning from Myth: The Case of the Trojan Horse"

Mary Lefkowitz, Wellesley College

September 14, 2017

The Digital Muṣḥaf Projectaims to create a database of images of early Qurʾānic fragments from dispersed muṣḥafs or codices of the Qurʾanic text and, as far as possible, virtually re-create the original codices so that they are available for scholars and the public in one place together with descriptions and metadata.

There is an ever-growing scholarly interest in Qur’anic Studies in the East and the West. The newly founded International Qur’anic Studies Association (IQSA) is but one manifestation of this. In particular there is an interest in early Qur’anic fragments from a number of points of view including those of chronology, textual criticism, art history, palaeography, and codicology. There may be a number from the high-hundreds to as many as a figure in the low-thousands of fragments from early muṣḥafs from the 7^th to 10^th centuries C.E., scattered throughout the libraries of the world, the exact figure is not known, and although Whelan (1990), Dutton (1999) and others have done valuable work in identifying fragments belonging to the same muṣḥaf, much work remains to be done.

For this Pilot Project, the team decided to focus on a single muṣḥaf, namely the codex discussed by Estelle Whelan (Writing the Word of God, Part I, p. 116-118 ) of which 344 folios are known to be dispersed throughout various libraries. We have given this Codex the rubric Digital Muṣḥaf 1 (DM1). Please refer to Appendix 1 for details of currently known fragments.

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Gods of Old 6: Annette Zgoll, What is Mesopotamian Mythology and How to Understand it?

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Gods of Old 5: Manuel Ceccarelli, Myth and Magic: Creating Human Beings in Ancient Mesopotamia

39:28

Gods of Old 4: Gösta Gabriel, Ashurbanipal's Library and the Babylonian Creation Epic

53:43

Gods of Old 3: Jens Braarvig, The Mythologies of Mesopotamia and India. Are They Connected?

46:40

Gods of Old 2: Kamran Zand, The Mythology of Sumer: The Oldest Known Stories

49:06

Gods Of Old 1: Andrew George, Introducing the Mythology of Ancient Iraq

Caplice, Richard I., and Daniel C. Snell. 2002. Introduction to Akkadian. Roma: Editrice Pontificio Istituto Biblico.  

See AWOL's list of Open Access Textbooks and Language Primers relating to the ancient world

 In recent years the University of Huelva has been at the vanguard of studies in textual criticism and codicology. Throughout the pages of its annual publication Exemplaria Classica (Vol. 8 (2004-); superseding Exemplaria (1997-2003), which was not restricted to Classical literature), a wide array of material with a textual focus (whether Textkritik, Textgeschichte or Überlieferungsgeschichte) has been treated in all corners of Greek and Latin literature. The first volume boldly announced the admirably rigorous line that the journal wished to pursue: "we are convinced, against the fashions of the day, that the classical texts carry their own meaning. This meaning is not a mere construction or ideation of the critic... We discourage speculative or heavily theoretical commentaries which are not firmly anchored in the discussion of texts and factual information" (A. Ramírez de Verger, Vol. 8 (2004), pp.3-4).

[Description from David Butterfield's review of M. Sanz Morales, M. Librán Moreno (ed.), Verae Lectiones: estudios de crítica textual y edición de textos griegos. Exemplaria classica: Vol. Anejo 1. Huelva: Universidad de Huelvá, 2009 in BMCR 2010.05.46]

Vol. 21 (2017)

DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.33776/ec.v21i0

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Artículos

CALLICLE ED ETEOCLE Marco Gemin

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VIRGILIO (ENEIDA) Y OVIDIO (METAMORFOSIS): DOS TRANSMISIONES TEXTUALES DISIMÉTRICAS Ángel Escobar

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NOTA A OV. MET. 1.313 José Antonio Bellido Díaz

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MARGINALIA CRITICA TO OV. MET. 13 Luis Rivero García

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¿LAPSUS BIZANTINOS ELOCUENTES?: LA TRADICIÓN TEXTUAL DE CORNUTO Y EL COPISTA DEL CÓDICE K José B. Torres Guerra

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THE DEFINITION OF LEXEMES ACCORDING TO THE DICCIONARIO GRIEGO-ESPAÑOL DEL NUEVO TESTAMENTO (DGENT) Dámaris Romero

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EL DIÉGEMA EN MORALIA DE PLUTARCO: EL RELATO DE ARIÓN (SEPT. SAP. CONV. 160D-162B) Sandra R. Piedrabuena

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GIOVANNI DE MATOCIIS AND THE CODEX ORATORIANVS OF THE DE VIRIS ILLVSTRIBVS VRBIS ROMAE Justin Stover, George Woudhuysen

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Review Articles

IN THE BORDERLANDS BETWEEN GENRES: NOTES ON A RECENT VOLUME OF STUDIES ON GREEK IAMBUS AND ELEGY Krystyna Bartol

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EN TORNO AL TEXTO DEL BELLUM CIUILE DE CÉSAR CONSIDERACIONES SOBRE LA NUEVA EDICIÓN Y ESTUDIO DE CYNTHIA DAMON Antonio Moreno Hernández

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COMMENTER PROPERCE, UNE AFFAIRE COMPLEXE ET ÉMINEMMENT PHILOLOGIQUE G. Liberman

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PHILOSTRATUS’ LIVES OF THE SOPHISTS: A NEW OCT Adam Kemezis

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SCHOLIA IN SCHOLIA: SU UNA NUOVA EDIZIONE DI HERMIAS DI ALESSANDRIA Domenico Cufalo

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Reviews

Luigi De Cristofaro, Histologia Homerica: studio sulle sezioni dell’Iliade. I gruppi di nove versi (1 + 8, 2 + 7), Roma: Arbor Sapientiae Editore, 2016, 406 pp., ISBN 9788897805779.

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Andrew Faulkner, Athanassios Vergados and Andreas Schwab (edd.), Reception of the Homeric Hymns. Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2016, xiv+409 pp., $150.00, ISBN 978-0-19-872878-8.

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Tom Phillips, Pindar’s Library. Performance Poetry and Material Texts (Oxford Classical Monographs), Oxford: OUP, 2016, x+330 pp., ISBN 978-0-19-874573-0

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David Mulroy, Agamemnon, Aeschylus (a verse translation with introduction and notes), Wisconsin Studies in Classics. Madison: The University of Wisconsin Press, 2016, xliv+81 pp., ISBN 978-0-299-30634-2.

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N. G. Wilson (ed.), Herodotus Historiae, Libri I-IV, Oxford Classical Texts, Oxford: OUP, 2015, xiii+471 pp., £40,00, ISBN 978-0-19-956070-7. N. G. Wilson (ed.), Herodotus Historiae, Libri V-IX, Oxford Classical Texts, Oxford: OUP, 2015, vi+440 pp., £40,0

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J.C. Mckeown–Joshua M. Smith, The Hippocrates code: unraveling the ancient mysteries of modern medical terminology, Indianapolis– Cambridge: Hackett Publishing Company, Inc., 2016, xxiii+370 pp., ISBN 978-1-62466-464-9.

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Dániel Kiss, (ed.). What Catullus wrote: problems in textual criticism, editing and the manuscript tradition, Swansea: The Classical Press of Wales, 2015, xxx+194 pp., ISBN 978-1-905125-99-9.

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Virgile. Bucoliques. Texte établi par E. de Saint-Denis. Traduction d’Anne Videau. Introduction, commentaire et annotations d’Hélène Casanova-Robin. Paris, Les Belles Lettres, 2014, lviii+296 pp., ISBN 978-2-251-24002-0.

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Nicholas Horsfall, The Epic Distilled: Studies in the Composition of the Aeneid., Oxford; New York: Oxford University Press, 2016, xv+160 pp. $75.00, ISBN 978-0-19-875887-7.

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Egil Kraggerud, Vergiliana. Critical Studies on the Texts of Publius Vergilius Maro, Abingdon and New York: Routledge, 2016, 363 pp., ISBN 978-1-138-20134-7.

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Stephanie McCarter, Horace Between Freedom and Slavery: The First Book of Epistles, Madison-Wisconsin: The University of Wisconsin Press, 2015, 378 pp., ISBN 978-0-299-30570-3.

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Andrea Cucc hiarelli (trans., comm.). Orazio. L’esperienza delle cose (Epistole, Libro I). Letteratura universale Marsilio, 317, Venezia: Marsilio Editori, 2015, 182 pp., € 14.00 (pb). ISBN 978-88-317-2312-1.

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Karin Margareta Fredborg, Minna Skafte Jensen, Marianne Pade and Johann Ramminger (eds.) Karsten Friis-Jensen, The Medieval Horace, Analecta Romana Instituti Danici - Supplementum, 46. Roma: Edizioni Quasar, 2015, 229 pp., ISBN 978-88-7140-600-8.

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Philip Hardie, Ovidio, Metamorfosi. Volume VI, Libri XIII–XV. A cura di Philip Hardie. Testo critico basato sull’edizione oxoniense di Richard Tarrant. Traduzione di Gioachino Chiarini. Scrittori greci e latini. Milano: Fondazione Lorenzo Valla - Arnoldo

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Marguerite Johnson, Ovid on cosmetics: Medicamina faciei femineae and related texts. London-New York: Bloomsbury Academic, 2016, xiii+171 pp., ISBN 978-1-4725-0657-3.

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Ingo Gildenhard, Andrew Zissos, Ovid, Metamorphoses, 3.511-733. Latin Text with Introduction, Commentary, Glossary of Terms, Vocabulary Aid and Study Questions, Cambridge, UK: Open Book Publishers, 2017. ISBN 978-1-78374-082-6.

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Ju?rgen Paul Schwindt, Thaumatographia oder Zur Kritik der philologischen Vernunft. Vorspiel: die Jagd des Aktaion (Ovid, Metamorphosen 3, 131-259), Bibliothek der klassischen Altertumswissenschaften, NF, 150. Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2016.

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H. Malaspina, Lucius Annaeus Seneca, De clementia libri duo, Berlin-Boston: De Gruyter, 2016, xxxviii+44 pp., ISBN 978-3-11-026257- 5.

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Beth Severy-Hoven, The Satyrica of Petronius: an intermediate reader with commentary and guided review, Oklahoma series in classical culture, 50, Norman: University of Oklahoma Press, 2014, pp. 312, ISBN 978-08-06144-38-2.

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Gesine Manuwald, Valerius Flaccus, Argonautica, Book III (edition and commentary), Cambridge Greek and Latin Classics. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press, 2015, x+286 pp., ISBN 978-1-107-69726-3.

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Fuensanta Garrido Domené, Los teóricos menores de la música griega. Euclides el Geómatra, Nicómaco de Gerasa y Gaudencio el filósofo, Barcelona: Editorial Cerix, 2016, 517 pp., ISBN 978-84-608-7915-2.

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J. A. Stover, A New Work by Apuleius. The Lost Third Book of the De Platone. Edited and Translated with an Introduction and Commentary, Oxford: Oxford University Press, 2016, xi+216 pp., ISBN 978-0-19-873574-8.

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Juan Martos, Apuleyo de Madauros, Apología o Discurso sobre la magia en defensa propia, Floridas, [Prologo de El dios de Sócrates], introducción, traducción y notas, Alma Mater, Colección de autores Griegos y Latinos, Madrid: CSIC, 2015, 257 pp., ISBN 978

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Stephen Harrison (ed.), Characterisation in Apuleius‘ Metamorphoses: nine studies, Pierides, 5, Newcastle upon Tyne: Cambridge Scholars Publishing, 2015, xvii+190 pp., ISBN 978-1-4438-7533-2.

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Barrie Fleet, Plotinus. Ennead IV, 7: on the immortality of the soul. The Enneads of Plotinus with philosophical commentaries. Las Vegas, Zurich, Athènes, Parmenides Publishing, 2016, 1 vol. 12,5x19, 341 pp., ISBN 978-1-930972-95-7 ; -96-4.

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Eric. D. Perl, Plotinus. Ennead V, 1: On the Three Primary Levels of Reality. The Enneads of Plotinus with philosophical commentaries. Las Vegas, Zurich, Athènes, Parmenides publishing, 2015, 1 vol. 12,5x19, 228 pp., ISBN 978-1-930972-91-9 ; -92-6.

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Paola Paolucci, Pentadius Ovidian poet: music, myth and love. Anthologiarum Latinarum Parerga, 5, Hildesheim: Weidmann, 2016, xiv+132 pp., ISBN 978-3-615-00422-9.

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Valéry Berlincourt, Lavinia Galli Mili? and Damien Nelis (edd.). Lucan and Claudian: Context and Intertext. Bibliothek der klassischen Altertumswissenschaften, 151, Heidelberg: Universitätsverlag Winter, 2016. x+322 pp., € 40.00, ISBN 978-3-8253-6549-3.

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Francesca Romana Nocchi, Commento agli Epigrammata Bobiensia, Series: Texte und Kommentare 54, Berlin-Boston: De Gruyter, 2016, x+482 pp., ISBN 978-3-11-046201-2.

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Albertus G. A. Horsting, Prosper Aquitanus. Liber epigrammatum, Series: Corpus Scriptorum Ecclesiasticorum Latinorum 100, Berlin / Boston: De Gruyter 2016, vii+160 pp., ISBN 978-3-11-033398-5.

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• Dates of Creation
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  2018
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  Stronach David 1931-
  Hansman John
  Ball Warwick
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Scope and Content

These Papers are mainly concerned with excavations undertaken by David Stronach and John Hansman at Šahr-e Qumis in 1971 and 1976, and by David Stronach at Pasargadae in 1963. There is also the manuscript for Hansman's book, "Julfār, an Arabian Port", and more recent correspondence between Hansman and RAS Archivist, Nancy Charley.

Administrative / Biographical History

John Hansman graduated from the State University of Iowa and subsequently served with the U.S. Navy Submarine Staff Corps. From 1957-1960, he worked in the administration of an economic development program of the Kurdish region, Northeast Iraq. In Iraq, he had been introduced to archaeology when salvage excavating a 6000 year old simple burial site. During the early 1960s, he served two years on the administrative staff in Southwestern Iran. He moved to Britain during the mid-1960s to complete a PhD in archaeology at the School of Oriental Studies, University of London. His thesis required historical surveys of ancient cultural sites in adjoining areas of Southern Iraq and Iran. Following graduation in 1970, Hansman remained in Britain some 20 further years, researching and publishing papers on ancient Middle Eastern cultures and historical geography, while periodically revisiting those regions to excavate and carry out archaeological reconnaissance. His excavations include:

• 1965 – Located Spasinou Charax. Capital of the small Parthian (Iranian) vassel state of Mesene (Characene) located on the Tigres river flood plain of Southern Iraq, a city that flourished ca. 129 B.C. – 220 A.D.
• 1966 – Located Hecatompylos, Greek name of an early Persian settlement refounded by Alexander the Great in 330 B.C.; later Iranian Qumis, flourished second and first century B.C. as winter capital of the Parthian empire. Cultural debris of this now isolated site, which extends some 2.5 miles, contains eroded remains of large mud brick structures.
• 1970 – Identified the site of Anshan, a royal capital of the Elamite civilization in South Iran; which flourished ca. 2300-1600 B.C.
• During three seasons, Hansman served as co-director, under the British Institute of Persian Studies, at the Hecatompylos site. The last of these operations closed down after four weeks following outbreak, in 1979, of the Iranian revolution.
• Over two seasons, he directed archaeological excavations at the medieval Islamic port site of Julfar on the Persian Gulf, in the United Arab Emirates.

In 1971-72, while based at London, Hansman organized an appeal for the sesquicentennial anniversary of the Royal Asiatic Society. He also mounted an exhibition of the Society's history and co-organized a symposium of international scholars on un-deciphered and little understood ancient Asian languages.

In 1977 and 2002 Hansman was commissioned by the successive curators at Iolani Palace (former residence of the Hawaiian kings), Honolulu, to identify ceramic material recovered from utility trenches successively opened on the palace grounds. These pieces consisted mostly of sherds from a variety of formal dinner ware used in two older, smaller palace residences that occupied that property earlier in the 1800s.

In 1980 he was elected a Research Fellow at Clare Hall graduate college, Cambridge University. Hansman was decorated in 1983 by Shaykh Saqr bin Mohammad al-Qasimi, ruler of Ra's-al-Khaimah, of the United Arab Emirates, for excavations undertaken over-several-years at the early, port site of Julfar on the Persian Gulf.

Dr. Hansman is an affiliate of Clare Hall, Cambridge University; a Life Fellow, Society of Antiquaries and Fellow Honoris Causa, Royal Asiatic Society, all in the United Kingdom.

David Stronach (born 1931) is a Scottish archeologist of ancient Iran and Iraq. He is an emeritus professor at the University of California, Berkeley. He is an expert on Pasargadae. Stronach was educated at Gordonstoun and Cambridge University. During the 1960s and 1970s he was Director of the British Institute of Persian Studies in Tehran. In the 1990s, he excavated several parts of Nineveh. His scholarship has earned him several honors and awards, including the invitation to deliver endowed lectures at Harvard and Columbia. He is also the recipient of the 2004 Archaeological Institute of America Gold Medal for "Distinguished Archaeological Achievement".

During his time in Iran, he met Ruth Vaadia (1937–2017), an Israeli archeologist who was also working in Iran, and married her. They have two daughters, The family left Iran at the time of the 1979 Iranian Revolution He became a professor at Berkeley in 1981 and retired in 2004.

Warwick Ball is an Australian-born Near-eastern archeologist. In the past 30 years, Ball has mainly excavated in Jordan, Iran, Iraq, Syria, and Afghanistan. Ball was formerly director of excavations at The British School of Archaeology in Iraq. He currently resides in Scotland.

Arrangement

The Papers cover a range of material which were organised mainly according to their archaeological site thus:

• JH/1 - Pasargadae
• JH/2- Correspondence
• JH/3 - Šahr-e Qumis - drawings
• JH/4 - Šahr-e Qumis - notes and articles
• JH/5 - Šahr-e Qumis 1976 notebook
• JH/6 - Julfār manuscript
• JH/7 - Correspondence with Royal Asiatic Society Archivist

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Mediterranea is an international journal focusing on various areas of knowledge transfer from Late Antiquity to the Early Modern period, covering the Middle East and the Mediterranean basin, and paying special attention to philological, philosophical, scientific, cultural and religious fields of research.

If there is one thing that characterizes the powerful process of knowledge exchange between the Near East and the Latin West it is the passion for knowledge and the discovery of its secrets that inspired scholars of the period. This led to long journeys and rich encounters, and the mutual exchange between cultures that have repercussions up to the present day.

Mediterranea is a project focused on combining efforts, by linking highly qualified research institutions with expertise in the field of transfer of knowledge within the different areas of study that will be addressed in the journal.

2019

Num. 4

Table of Contents

Articles

Thomistic Logic in Renaissance Italy: Girolamo Savonarola, Paolo Barbò, Crisostomo Javelli Luca GILI

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Maimonide's First Reception in Latin Philosophy Celia LÓPEZ ALCALDE

PDF 35-56

Searching for the Routes of Philosophy: Marsilio Ficino on Heraclitus Georgios STEIRIS

PDF 57-74

From Paris to Gotha: The Circulation of Two Parisian Jesuit Courses between the 16th and the 17th century Anna TROPIA

PDF 75-106

Die Rezeption der Waffensalbe und des sympathetischen Pulvers im Osmanischen Reich des 17. Jahrhunderts // The Reception of Weapon Salve and Powder of Sympathy in the Seventeenth-Century Ottoman Empire Natalia BACHOUR

PDF (Deutsch) 107-140

Estudio lingüístico de 'Risālat at-taqrīb wa-l-tashīl' de Ibn Hanāḥ de Córdoba // A Linguistic Study of 'Risālat at-taqrīb wa-l-tashīl' by Ibn Hanāḥ of Cordoba Ahmad Alahmad ALKHALAF

PDF (Español (España)) 141-164

Jacopo de’ Barbari’s 'View of Venice' (1500): Image Vehicles Past and Present Kristin Love HUFFMAN

PDF 165-214

In memoriam

In Memoriam Marc Geoffroy (1965-2018) Jules JANSSENS

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Notes

The 'Pseudopythagorica' and their Philosophical Background. A discussion of Angela Ulacco, 'Pseudopythagorica Dorica' Riccardo CHIARADONNA

PDF 221-238

Why William of Moerbeke Is Not the Author of ‘His’ 'Geomantia' (And Why That Does Not Make the Text Less Interesting) Pieter BEULLENS

PDF 239-244

Byzantium and the End of the Middle Ages John MONFASANI

PDF 245-253

Crossing Lines between the Mediterranean, the 'Ecclesia specularis', and the Self: Notes on a Recent Book on Opicino de Canistris Serena MASOLINI

PDF 255-266

Reviews

Carla Casagrande, Gianfranco Fioravanti (eds.), La filosofia in Italia al tempo di Dante, Casa editrice Il Mulino, Bologna 2016, (Le vie della civiltà), XXI + 291 PP. ISBN 97888256166 Pietro Bassiano ROSSI

PDF (Italiano) 267-275

Francesco Guicciardini, Diálogo sobre el gobierno de Florencia. Estudio preliminar, traducción y notas de Antonio Hermosa Andújar, Akal, Madrid 2017 (Básica de Bolsillo. Serie clásicos del pensamiento político, 340), 269 PP., ISBN 9788446044659 Francisco CASTILLA

PDF (Español (España)) 277-283

Montse Leyra Curiá, In Hebreo: The Victorine Exegesis of the Bible in the Light of Its Northern French Jewish Sources, Brepols, Turnhout 2017 (Bibliotheca Victorina, 26), 408 PP., ISBN 9782503575421 Martin LOCKSHIN

PDF 285-288

María Jesús Soto-Bruna (ed.), Causality and Resemblance. Medieval Approaches to the Explanation of Nature, Georg Olms Verlag, Hildesheim–Zürich–New York 2018 (Europaea Memoria, Reihe I: Studien, 127), 182 PP., ISBN 9783487156866 Brett YARDLEY

PDF 289-296

Vanessa Bigot Juloux, Amy Rebecca Gansell, Alessandro Di Ludovico (eds.), Cyberresearch on the Ancient Near East and Neighboring Regions. Case Studies on Archaeological Data, Objects, Texts and Digital Archiving, Leiden–Boston, Brill 2018 (Digital Biblical Studies, 2), XVIII + 458 PP., ISBN 9789004346741 (PBK) – 9789004375086 (EBK) María Luisa RODRÍGUEZ

PDF 297-303

Antoine Calvet, L’alchimie au Moyen Âge: XIIe–XVe siècles, Vrin, Paris 2018 (Études de philosophie médiévale, 107), 282 PP., ISBN 9782711628384 Thanasis RINOTAS

PDF 305-307

Jules L. Janssens, An Annotated Bibliography on Ibn Sīnā. Second Supplement (1995-2009), Arizona Center For Medieval Studies, Temple, AZ 2017 (Medieval and Renaissance Texts and Studies, 439), XVI + 736 PP., ISBN 9780866984874 Josep PUIG MONTADA

PDF 309-312

2018

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2017

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2016

Num. 1

Trabajos de Egiptología inició su andadura en 2002, con el propósito de recoger la producción científica de la naciente Egiptología española, al tiempo que abría sus páginas a contribuciones de autores de centros extranjeros para favorecer un diálogo entre especialistas de nuestro país y exteriores a él. Las intenciones de los creadores de la revista, Miguel Ángel Molinero Polo, Antonio Pérez Largacha, José Ramón Pérez-Accino y Mª Covadonga Sevilla Cueva, se recogen en el texto con que se abría el número 1, en forma de Editorial.

Aun siendo activos protagonistas en el desarrollo de una Egiptología española, los miembros del primer Consejo Editorial asumieron desde el principio una decisión difícil y que podía ser mal entendida: que los artículos que se publicaran estuvieran escritos en alguna de las lenguas oficiales de la Egiptología, sabiendo que el español no forma parte de ellas. La revista no es de divulgación sino de investigación y, por tanto, lo lógico es escribir en alguna de las lenguas en que los propios egipcios –que son los primeros destinatarios de los trabajos sobre la Historia de su país– y los demás egiptólogos, así como un público internacional, puedan entenderlo. Esto no es impedimento para que esa investigación pueda darse a conocer en español, posteriormente, a través de otros medios. El uso de nuestra lengua se contempla para situaciones especiales y la propia revista ha editado un número, el 5 (un grueso volumen dividido en dos tomos), compuesto íntegramente por textos en español.
En la actualidad, Trabajos de Egiptología está producida por el Centro de Estudios Africanos de la Universidad de La Laguna y sostenida económicamente por Isfet. Egiptología e Historia.
 
Hasta el momento se han editado seis números cuyo contenido, así como el PDF de los artículos de los primeros números, puede verse en la página: Índices. Ya se ha enviado un correo  solicitando artículos para el numero 7, que se publicará en 2016.

Trabajos de Egiptología. Papers on Ancient Egypt was founded in 2002 with the aim of publishing the scientific production of the expanding Spanish community of Egyptologists, while at the same time welcoming external contributions as a way to promote a fruitful dialogue between international and Spanish specialists. More details regarding the journal´s objectives can be found in the editorial article that appears in the opening pages of TdE 1 (Editorial, in Spanish).

The editors decided from the beginning that the contributions to the journal should be written in the internationally accepted academic languages of Egyptology. Nevertheless, volume 5 has been published with texts in Spanish and Portuguese because of the relevance of the articles and the event that originated them, the Third Iberian Congress of Egyptologists.

Trabajos de Egiptología is produced by the Centro de Estudios Africanos de la Universidad de La Laguna and financially supported by Isfet. Egiptología e Historia.
 
Six volumes of TdE have been published so far. Their contents and PDF of the articles of previous numbers can be seen in the section: Index.

TdE 8 (2017)

Dando agua a los pájaros
​Homenaje a Covadonga Sevilla Cueva
Giving water to the bird​
An Homage to Covadonga Sevilla Cueva 

Editado por / Edited by
Miguel Á. Molinero, Antonio Pérez Largacha, José Ramón Pérez-Accino

​http://doi.org/10.25145/j.TdE.2017.08

                        José Miguel Barrios Mufrege – Covadonga en la Caldera del Teide

9        Prefacio / Foreword
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                        Carta a una hermana en La Luz / Letter to an enlightened sister

13       Zulema Barahona Mendieta
Estudio preliminar de la cerámica procedente de las excavaciones en la TT 209, Luxor, Egipto
Resumen                                                                                                   
                        Amparo Errandonea - Liebestod

33       Francisco Bosch Puche
La ocupación macedónica y la Dinastía Lágida. Impacto político, económico y social
Resumen
                        Cristina Gil Paneque – Et il pleut sur Bruxelles

77        Elisa Castel Ronda
Reflexiones sobre Meretseguer en la estela EA272 del British Museum
Resumen
                        Fernando Guerra-Librero Fernández– Taftich

95       Salvador Costa
           Teresa Magadán
Ramesses III as Guarantor of Maat: the Iconographic Evidence at Medinet Habu
Resumen
                        Fernando Guerra-Librero Fernández– Muro de la casa de excavación

117     Lucía Díaz-Iglesias Llanos
Iconographic Rendering of the Notion of Purification in Two Elements Included in the Vignettes of Chapters 17 and 125 of the Book of the Dead
Resumen
                        Isabel Sánchez Márquez – Adoratriz del Dios

165      Paul John Frandsen
Taboo – bwt?
Resumen
                        Fernando Guerra-Librero Fernández– Barco en el Nilo

195     Candelaria Martín del Río Álvarez
Flat-Section Hairpins during the Egyptian Predynastic Period? A Proposal of Identification and Typology
Resumen
                        Isabel Sánchez Márquez – Plañidera

213      Daniel Miguel Méndez Rodríguez
“Those Who Mourn for Re”: Mourning and Regeneration in the Book of the Twelve Caverns
Resumen
                        José Miguel Barrios Mufrege: Covadonga en el patio de la TT 209, excavando el depósito de momificación

245      Miguel Ángel Molinero Polo
            Cristo Manuel Hernández Gómez
            Hassan Mohamed Ali
            Saad Bakhit Abd el Hafez
            Daniel Miguel Méndez Rodríguez
            Fernando Guerra-Librero Fernández
            Carlos García Ávila
            Lucía Díaz-Iglesias Llanos
            Zulema Barahona Mendieta
            José Miguel Barrios Mufrege
            Paloma Coll Tabanera
The Courtyard of TT 209 (Areas C1 and C2). Seasons 2012 to 2014
Resumen
                        Isabel Sánchez Márquez – Papiros

273      Antonio Pérez Largacha
Algunas reflexiones sobre Uluburun y el intercambio comercial  y cultural en el Mediterráneo oriental
Resumen
                        Fernando Guerra-Fernández Librero – Hotel Sheherazade

291      José Ramón Pérez-Accino
The Framework of the Meeting. Narrative Uses of Stelae in Egyptian Literary Texts
Resumen
                        G.M. Sacha - En recuerdo de Covadonga

303      Sofía Pérez-Ruiz, A. Acebo, Pilar Rodríguez, G. M. Sacha
Introducción a la investigación arqueológica para estudiantes a través de reconstrucciones virtuales
Resumen
                        Isabel Sánchez Márquez – Out of the blue

313      Esther Pons Mellado
Lucernas decoradas con la imagen de una rana del yacimiento de Oxirrinco, El-Bahnasa, Egipto
Resumen

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Vol 14, No 1 (2018): Bible and Critical Theory

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Facing the End of History: The Akedah under the Shadow of Empire Danna Nolan Fewell

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"Much Madness is divinest Sense": The Economic Consequences of Yahweh's Parasocial Identity Davis Hankins

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"Make yourself at home": the tensions and paradoxes of hospitality in dialogue with the Bible Helen Paynter

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Garden and “Wilderness”: An ecocritical exploration of Gen. 2:4b–3:24 R. B. Hamon

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The Bible as a Graphic Novel: When the Word Becomes (Affecting) Image Robert Paul Seesengood

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Review of S. Brent Plate, Religion and Film: Cinema and the Re-Creation of the World, 2nd ed, New York, Columbia University Press, 2017 Robert Paul Seesengood

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Review of Jione Havea and Peter H.W. Lau, Reading Ruth in Asia, Atlanta, SBL, 2015 Elaine Wainwright

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Disponibilizamos a comunidade acadêmica a Bibliografia Bíblica Latino-Americana, desenvolvida pelo Prof. Me. Pe Jair Carlesso.
O arquivo pode ser acessado em PDF aqui.
Esta catalogação contempla Artigos de Bíblia das três Revistas:

• REB – Revista Eclesiástica Brasileira: do v. 26, fasc.1 (1966) ao v. 77, n. 308 (2017)
• RIBLA – Revista de Interpretação Bíblica Latino-Americana: n. 1 a 68; 73 a 76
• EB – Estudos Bíblicos: n. 1 ao vol. 35, n. 137

Cahiers de l’Institut du Moyen-Âge Grec et Latin, or Cimagl for short, was founded in 1969 on the initiative of Jørgen Raasted (1927–1995) with the strong support of Jan Pinborg (1937-1982). Both of them were classicists by training and both of them worked in the tiny research research unit called Institute for Greek and Latin Medieval Philology, which had been founded in 1958 under the aegis of the Faculty of Philosophy (later: Humanities) of the University of Copenhagen with the main purpose of creating a framework for two great editorial projects: Monumenta Musicae Byzantinae and Corpus Philosophorum Danicorum Medii Aevi. Byzantine music and medieval philosophy have been the core disciplines served by the journal since its foundation, although quite a few other disciplines with a relation to Greek and/or Latin have also made an occasional appearance in Cimagl.

The aim was to create an easy, cheap and fast outlet for research done at the institute by using the latest technology, which was then off-set printing from sheets prepared on electric typewriters. This would save the time- and money-consuming intervention of typesetters. It was also part of the idea that the publications could have the character of test balloons, preliminary results of research that might, perhaps, later receive a definitive formulation worthy of being presented to the world in the traditional way as a nicely printed book or as an article in a traditional scholarly journal.

88, 2019

• Saaby Pedersen, Fritz† with C. Philipp E. Nothaft and Christopher D. Schabel: Astronomical and Cosmological Dubia in the Cistercian Pierre Ceffons’ In II Sententiarum, distinctio 1
  

87, 2018

• Hansen, Heine: Anonymys Domus Petri 205 on Aristotle's Categories 7. An Edition
• Marmo, Costantino: Hytpibbius — Radulphus Brito's Emulator on the Ars Vetus I: The Questions on Porphyry
• Hajdú, Christina & István: Anecdota quaedam Isidori abbatis futuri cardinalis Rutheni, Demetrii Hyaleae, Theodori Agalliani praesulumque quorundam Graecorum ad Vnionem Sanctae Ecclesiae spectantia
• Ebbesen, Sten: Michael of Ephesus on the Fallacy of Consequent
• Bellucci, Francesco & Costantino Marmo: Sign and Demonstration in Late-Ancient Commentaries on the Posterior Analytics

86, 2017

• Walker, Gustavo F.: Dialectical Problems in Paris and Cologne: Commentaries on Topics I.11
• Ebbesen, Sten: Anonymus Vaticani 3061 and Anonymus Vaticani 2170 on Aristotle's Parva Naturalia: An Edition of Selected Questions
• Ebbesen, Sten: Does Language Acquisition Depend on Hearing a Language? A Text Corpus
• Ebbesen, Sten: Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen in memoriam
• Christensen, Michael S.: John Dinsdale on Intellectual Self-knowledge: An edition of the prooemium and questions I.1 and III.15 of John Dinsdale's Quaestiones in De anima
• Andreev, Aleksandr A.: Eight Additional Folios Belonging to the Chilandar Fragments (‘Hirmologion of Bychkov’)
• Sanfratello, Giuseppe: Traces of 'Simple Psalmody' in late- and post-Byzantine musical manuscripts. Melodic, modal and textual analysis of the Kekragarion tradition

85, 2016

• Ebbesen, Sten: Anonymus Parisini 16160 on Memory. An Edition
• Ebbesen, Sten: Anonymus Orielensis 33 on De memoria. An Edition
• Mansfeld, Monika: Expositio in ‟De anima” Aristotelis secundum Johannem Buridanum abbreviata. An Edition
• Ebbesen, Sten: Radulphus Brito on Memory and Dreams. An Edition
• Ebbesen, Sten: Nothaft, C. Philipp E.: Fritz Saaby Pedersen in memoriam

84, 2015

• Nothaft, C. Philipp E.: Calendar Reform Project of 1435
• Hansen, Heine: Anonymus Patavinus on Categories 7
• Christensen, Michael S.: Simon of Faversham Quaestiones super De motu animalium A partial edition and doctrinal study
• Ebbesen, Sten: James of Douai on Dreams
• Hardarson, Gunnar: A Divisio Philosophiae in the Medieval Icelandic Manuscript GKS 1812 4°

83, 2014

• Thörnqvist, Christina Thomsen: Burley's Expositio on Aristotle's Tratises on Sleep and Dreaming. An Edition
• Hansen, Heine: Anonymus Fitzwilliamensis on Categories 7
• Ebbesen, Sten: Geoffrey of Aspall Quaestiones super librum De somno et vigilia, An Edition
• Ana María Mora-Márquez: A List of Commentaries on Aristotle’s De animaIII
  (c. 1200 – c. 1400)
• Ana María Mora-Márquez: Anonymus Oxford, Commentary on De interpretatione 1 (MS Oxford, BodlL Can.  misc. 403, ff. 31ra–34vb)
• Pedersen, Fritz Saaby: William of Saint Cloud: Almanach Planetarum. An edition of the canons, a few samples from the tables, and a foray into the numbers

82, 2013

• Ebbesen, Sten: Simon of Faversham Quaestiones super librum De somno et vigilia An Edition
• Nothaft, C. Philipp E.: The Chronological Treatise Autores Kalendarii of 1317, Attributed to John of Murs: Text and introduction

81, 2012

• Terzopoulos, Konstantinos - Gennadius Library, Athens MS 4 (14^th c.): Observations on hymnography, chant notation and ordo
• Gazziero, Leone - The Latin "Third Man": A Survey and Edition of Texts from the 13^th Century

80, 2011

• Hansen, Heine & Mora-Márquez, Ana María (eds.) - Nicolas of Paris on Aristotle's Perihermeneias 1-3
• Hansen, Heine - Medieval Commentators on Aristotle's Topics 1.9. Texts 1200-1250
• Ebbesen, Sten - Yet another Fragment of James of Venice’s Translation of Michael of Ephesus on the Sophistical Refutations

79, 2010

• Bloch, David - Monstrosities and Twitterings: A Note on the Early Reception of the Posterior Analytics
• Bloch, David - John of Salisbury, Adam of Balsham and The Cornifician Problem
• Thörnquist, Christina Thomsen - The "Anonymus Aurelianensis III" and the reception of Aristotle's Prior Analytics in the Latin West

78, 2008. Pp. 208

• 3-36 Lauge Olaf Nielsen, Three Questions on the Old Law and the Gospel Precepts by Stephen Langton.
• 37-50 David Bloch, James of Venice and the Posterior Analytics.
• 51-110 David Bloch, Peter of Auvergne on Memory.
• 111-203 Heine Hansen, Anonymus Domus Petri 206’s Commentary on Aristotle’s Categories.
• 205-208 Sten Ebbesen, Editorial.

77, 2006. Pp. 160.

• 3-83 Istvan Hajdu, Vita sancti Ladislai confessoris regis Hungariae.
• 85-109 Magdalena Bieniak, A Critical Edition of Stephen Langton’s Question De persona.
• 111-125 Ernesto Santos, Is ‘Deus scit quicquid scivit’ an epistemic sophisma?
• 127-146 David Bloch, Averroes Latinus on Memory. An Aristotelian Approach.
• 147-155 David Bloch, The Aldine Edition of Aristotle’s De sensu.

76, 2005. Pp. 282.

• 3-30 David Bloch, Theodoros Metochites on Aristotle’s De memoria
• 31-44 Chris Schabel & Russell L. Friedman, Trinitarian Theology and Philosophical Issues V.
• 45-130 Heine Hansen, An Early Commentary on Boethius’ Topics.
• 131-158 William J. Courtenay, Radulphus Brito, Master of Arts and Theology.
• 159-237 Mischa von Perger, Walter Burley’s Quaestiones libri Elenchorum 1-3 & 13-18.
• 239-282 Sten Ebbesen, Gualterus Burleus, Quaestiones super Sophisticos Elenchos 4-12. A revised edition.

75, 2004. Pp. 220.

• Fritz S. Pedersen, The Treatise on the Rising and Setting of Signs Ascribed to Roger of Hereford.
• 7-119 David Bloch, The Manuscripts of the De sensu and the De memoria.
• 121-160 Chris Schabel & Russell L. Friedman, Trinitarian Theology and Philosophical Issues IV.
• 161-218 Irène Rosier-Catach & Sten Ebbesen, Petrus de Alvernia + Boethius de Dacia: Syllogizantem ponendum est terminos.
• 219-220 Addenda et corrigenda to Cimagl 68, 71, 72, 74.

74, 2003. Pp. 208.

• 3-20 Christian Troelsgaard, A List of Sticheron Call-Numbers of the Standard Abridged Version of the Sticherarion. Part I (The Cycle of the Twelve Months)
• 21-38 David Bloch, Alexander of Aphrodisias as a Textual Witness. The Commentary on the De Sensu
• 39-88 Chris Schabel & Russell L. Friedman, Trinitarian Theology and Philosophical Issues III
• 89-150 Sten Ebbesen, Mary Sirridge & Paul Streveler, The Pupils of the Master of Abstractions: Abstractiones Digbeianae, Regiae & Venetae
• 151-207 Sten Ebbesen, Burley on Equivocation in his Companion to a Tractatus Fallaciarum and in his Questions on the Elenchi
• 208 Addenda et Corrigenda to Cimagl 56 & 68.

73, 2002. Pp. 264.

• 3-12 Ioannis Papathanasiou, Byzantine Notation in the 8th-10th Centuries. On Oral and Written Transmission of Early Byzantine Chant
• 13-20 John D. North, The Longitudes of Winchester
• 21-40 Russell L. Friedman, Trinitarian Theology and Philosophical Issues II
• 41-59 Anne Grondeux, Sophismata Anonymi Avenionensis
• 61-166 Pedersen, Anonymous Parisian Astronomer of 1290: Part 2
• 167-258 Sten Ebbesen, Communia “Visitatio” & Communia “Feminae”
• 259 Addenda et corrigenda to Cimagl 67, 71, 72.

72, 2001. Pp. 272.

• 3-10 Bjarne Schartau, “Testimonia” of Byzantine musical practice, II
• 11-34 Pernille Harsting, More Evidence of Menander Rhetor on the Wedding Speech: Angelo Poliziano’s Transcription
• 35-88 Sten Ebbesen, A Porretanean Commentary on Aristotle’s Categories
• 89-168 Russell L. Friedman, Trinitarian Theology and Philosophical Issues
• 169-269 Fritz S. Pedersen, Anonymous Parisian Astronomer of 1290: Part I

71, 2000. Pp. 284.

• 3-27 Christian Troelsgaard, The Repertories of Model Melodies (Automela) in Byzantine Musical Manuscripts
• 29-36 F.S. Pedersen, Toledan tables in the “Toledan Tables”
• 37-70 Frédéric Goubier, Influences prédicatives et conséquences référentielles; un aspect de l’approche terministe de la première moitié du XIII’e siècle
• 71-114 Sten Ebbesen, Words and Signification in 13th-century Questions on Aristotle’s Metaphysics
• 115-188 Anneli Luhtala, Early Medieval Commentary on Priscian’s Institutiones grammaticae
• 189-273 Robert Andrews, The Defensorium Ockham: An Edition
• 275-277 Sten Ebbesen, A Note on Ockham’s Defender
• 279 Corrigenda to Cimagl 67, 68, 70

70, 1999. Pp. 424.

• 3-12 P. Harsting, More Evidence of the Earliest Translation of Menander Rhetor on the Monody
• 13-80 A. Jung, The Long Melismas in the Non-kalophonic Sticherarion
• 81-228 K. Fredborg, `Promisimus’. An Edition
• 229-423 S. Ebbesen, Anonymus D’Orvillensis’ Commentary on Aristotle’s Categories

69, 1999. Pp. civ+262.

• Hanne Lange, Traites du XIIe siècle sur la symbolique des nombres. Odon de Morimond: Analetica numerorum et rerum in theographyam (III). Edition critique princeps.

68, 1998. Pp. 312.

• 3-12 F.S. Pedersen, The Toulouse Tables: A List of Manuscripts
• 13-34 Chr. Schabel, Ad correctionem calendarii ... The Background to Clement VI’s Initiative?
• 35-52 Chr. Schabel, Elias of Nabinaux, Archbishop of Nicosia, and the Intellectual History of Later Medieval Cyprus
• 53-62 B. Schartau, “Testimonia” of Byzantine musical practice, III
• 63-97 D. Murè, Anonymus Pragensis on Equivocation
• 99-307 S. Ebbesen, Texts on Equivocation. Part II. Ca. 1250-1310
• 309-311 Addenda & corrigenda to Cimagl 59-67

67, 1997. Pp. 288.

• 3-12 B. Schartau & C. Troelsgaard, A small Treatise on the Interpretation of the Phthorai.
• 13-32 P. Harsting, Two renaissance Translations of Menander Rhetor on the Monody.
• 33-77 A. de Libera & I. Rosier-Catach, Les enjeux logico-linguistiques de l’analyse de la formule de la consecration eucharistique.
• 78-92 Chr. Flüeler, Two manuscripts of Buridan on the Metaphysics: Paris, BN, lat. 16131 and Darmstadt, Hessische Lu&HB, Hs 516.
• 93-103 C. Marmo, Simon of Tournai’s ‘Institutiones in sacram paginam’, An Edition of His Introduction about Signification.
• 105-125 S. Ebbesen & H.A.G. Braakhuis, Anonymi Erfordensis (= Roberti Kilwardby ?) Sophisma Tantum unum est.
• 127-199 S. Ebbesen, Texts on Equivocation
• 200-288 I. Rosier Catach & S. Ebbesen, Two Roberts and Peter of Spain.

66, 1996. Pp. 312.

• 3-23 Maria Alexandru, Koukouzeles’ Mega Ison
• 25-34 Annette Jung, Syntomon, A musical Genre from Around AD 800
• 35-48 Ioannis Papathanasiou, The Dating of the Sticherarion EBE 883
• 49-185 Acts of the Dano-Hellenic Symposium on Greek and Latin Philosophy, Danish Institute at Athens, November 1993.
  • 49 Introduction
  • 51-65 L. G. Benakis, Griechische Philosophie. Stand der Forschung
  • 67-95 S. Ebbesen, Greek and Latin Medieval Logic
  • 96-116 K. Ierodiakonou, The Hypothetical Syllogisms in the Greek and Latin Medieval Traditions
  • 117-134 J. Demetracopoulos, Aristotle’s Categories in the Greek and Latin Medieval Exegetical Tradition
  • 135-155 M. Cacouros, Theodore Prodrome, Jacques de Venise, Robert Grosseteste et l’histoire d’une erreur interpretative
  • 156-168 Ch. Terezis, George Pachymeres’s Commentary on Boethius’s De Differentiis Topicis
  • 169-185 S. Ebbesen, George Pachymeres and the Topics
• 187-215 Ch. Schabel, John of Murs and Firmin of Beauval’s Letter and Treatise on Calendar Reform for Clement VI
• 217-251 L. O. Nielsen and S. Ebbesen, Texts about Christology
• 253-312 S. Ebbesen, Anonymi Parisiensis Compendium Sophisticorum Elenchorum. The Uppsala Version

65, 1995. Pp. 362.

• 3-13 Jørgen Raasted in memoriam
• 15-58 Clara Adsuara, The Kalophonic Sticherarion Sinai gr. 1251
• 59-61 J. D. North, ‘Aragonensis’ and the Toledan Material in Trinity ms O.8.34
• 63-212 Chris Schabel, Peter Aureol on Divine Knowledge and Future Contingents
• 213-261 Sten Ebbesen, Thirteenth-century Logic. Selected texts.
  • 213-215 Introduction
  • 216-246 I. God knows whatever he used to know
  • 247-285 II. Two Englishmen on ‘Tantum unum est’
  • 286-318 III. Quanto aliquid maius est tanto minus videtur
  • 319-361 IV. Logicalia from Parisian Manuscripts

64, 1994. Pp. 195.

• 3-17 Irina & Marina Shkolnik, Echos in the Byzantine-Russian Heirmologion. An Experience of Comparative Research
• 18-32 Maria Alexandru & Bjarne Schartau, A Note on the late-Byzantine Ecclesiastical Composer Angelos Gregorios
• 33-57 Ioannis Papathanassiou, Some remarks on a possible Syro-Melchite origin of the MS Sinai gr. 1258
• 59-62 Fritz Saaby Pedersen, A Latin star-list for Toledo
• 63-100 Robert Andrews & Timothy B. Noone, Willelmus de Montoriel, Summa libri Praedicamentorum
• 101-150 Russell L. Friedman, Andreas de Novo Castro (fl. 1358) on Divine Omnipotence and the Nature of the Past
• 151-163 Sten Ebbesen, Tractatus de signativis dictionibus
• 164-195 Sten Ebbesen, Sophismata and Physics Commentaries

63, 1993. Pp. 312.

• 3-42 S. Ebbesen & Iwakuma Y., Fallaciae Lemovicenses
• 43-224 A Companion to the Acts of the Tenth European Symposium on Medieval Logic and Semantics:
  • 43 Introduction
  • 45-114 Iwakuma Y., Introductiones dialecticae secundum Wilgelmum and secundum G. Paganellum
  • 115-144 I. Rosier, Le commentaire des Glosulae et des Glosae de Guillaume de Conches sur le chapitre De Voce des Institutiones Grammaticae de Priscien
  • 145-208 S. Ebbesen, Animal est omnis homo. Questions and Sophismata by Peter of Auvergne, Radulphus Brito, William Bonkes, and Others
  • 209-224 G. Roncaglia, Mesino de Codronchi’s Quaestiones on Aristotle’s De Interpretatione: Quaestio III
  • 225-230 S. Ebbesen, Tu non cessas comedere ferrum
  • 231-293 I. Hajdu, Ein Zuercher Kommentar aus dem 12. Jahrhundert zur Ars poetica des Horaz
  • 294-296 N. Haastrup, Three Halle Manuscripts from Løgum Abbey
  • 297-308 B. Schartau, A checklist of the settings of George and John Plousiadenos in the Kalophonic Sticherarion Sinai gr. 1234
  • 309-311 R. Quinto, Ergänzungen und Berichtigungen zu Cimagl 62
  • 312 F.S. Pedersen, Addendum on Alkwarizmi: A Table Found?

62, 1992. Pp. 232.

• 3-30 L.B. Mortensen, Hugh of St. Victor on Secular History. A preliminary edition of chapters from his Chronica
• 31-75 F.S. Pedersen, Alkhwarizmi’s astronomical Rules: Yet Another Latin Version?
• 77-165 R. Quinto, Die Quaestiones des Stephan Langton über die Gottesfurcht
• 167-178 S. Ebbesen, Western and Byzantine Approaches to Logic
• 179-195 S. Ebbesen, Deus scit quicquid scivit. Two sophismata from Vat. lat. 7678 and a reference to Nominales
• 197-218 S. Ebbesen, Small Finds. Philosophical Texts in Erfurt, Hamburg, Oxford and Paris
• 219-232 J. Raasted, The Princeton Heirmologion Palimpsest

61, 1991. Pp. 440.

• 3-48 Chr. Troelsgaard, The musical structure of five Byzantine stichera and their parallels among Western antiphons
• 49-77 A. Jung, The Kathismata in the Sophia Manuscript Kliment Ochridski cod.gr. 814
• 78-106 G. Klima, Latin as a Formal Language
• 107-139 C. Marmo, Anonymus Cordubensis, Questiones super primum librum Posteriorum. A Partial Edition: Prologue and qq. 1 - 5
• 140-146 C. Marmo, Anonymi Philosophia “Sicut dicitur ab Aristotile”. A Parisian Prologue to Porphyry
• 147-183 C. Brousseau, Le sophisme anonyme “Amatus sum vel fui”, du codex parisinus BN lat. 16135
• 184 K. Friis-Jensen, Addenda et Corrigenda to Cimagl 60: 319-88
• 185-428 A. Tabarroni, Henricus Ruyn, Disputata Metaphysicae. An Edition
• 429-440 S. Ebbesen, Two Nominalist Texts

60, 1990. Pp. 400.

• 3-46 Chr. Troelsgaard, CHMEPON and Hodie Chants in Byzantine and Western Tradition
• 47-112 S. Ebbesen & Y. Iwakuma, Anonymus Parisiensis, Compendium Sophisticorum Elenchorum (ms. Paris BN 4720A)
• 113-120 S. Ebbesen, New Fragments of “Alexander’s” Commentaries on Analytica Posteriora and Sophistici Elenchi
• 121-128 A. Tabarroni & S. Ebbesen, A Fragmentary 13th-century Commentary on the Sophistici Elenchi in ms Paris BN lat. 16618
• 129-144 S. Ebbesen, Bits of Logic in Bruges, Brussels and Copenhagen Manuscripts
• 145-198 C. Marmo, Suspicio: A Key Word to the Significance of Aristotle’s Rhetoric in Thirteenth Century Scholasticism
• 199-318 F. S. Pedersen, A twelfth-century planetary theorica in the manner of the London Tables
• 319-388 K. Friis-Jensen, The Ars Poetica in Twelfth-Century France. The Horace of Matthew of Vendome, Geoffrey of Vinsauf, and John of Garland
• 389-399 L.B. Mortensen, Orosius and Justinus in one volume. Post-Conquest books across the Channel
• Editorial

59, 1989. Pp. 368.

• 3-60 R. Lambertini, Resurgant entia rationis, Matthaeus de Augubio on the Object of Logic
• 61-111 A. Tabarroni, ‘Incipit’ and’desinit’ in a thirteenth-century sophismata-collection
• 113-120 A. de Libera, Le sophisma anonyme “Sor desinit esse non desinendo esse” du Cod. Parisinus 16135
• 121-180 S. Ebbesen, Three 13th-century Sophismata about Beginning and Ceasing
• 181-232 I. Rosier, Un sophisme grammatical modiste de maitre Gauthier d’Ailly
• 233-246 J. Raasted, Zur Melodie des Kontakions “He parthenos semeron”
• 247-270 J. Raasted, Compositional Devices in Byzantine Chant
• 271-296 J. Raasted. Byzantine Heirmoi and Gregorian Antiphons
• 297-322 L.B. Mortensen, 12th-century studies in Trier’s Roman Past
• 323-330 K. Friis-Jensen, Maximus Pontifex in Saxo Grammaticus
• 331-357 K. Friis-Jensen, Was Saxo a Canon of Lund?
• 359-365 A. Leegaard Knudsen, Another Look at the so-called 3rd Hand in the Angers Fragment of Saxo Grammaticus
• 367 Corrigenda to Cimagl 57
• 368 About Cimagl

58, 1989. Pp. 322.

• Hanne Lange, Traités du XIIe siècle sur la symbolique des nombres. Odon de Morimond: Analetica numerorum et rerum in theographyam (II). Edition critique.

57, 1988. Pp. 188.

• 3-10 Johnny Christensen, The Formal Character of “koinoi topoi” in Aristotle’s Rhetoric and Dialectic
• 11-67 Karin Margareta Fredborg & C.H. Kneepkens, Grammatica Porretana
• 68-80 Sten Ebbesen, Stray Questions, Little Logical Notes in British and French Manuscripts
• 81-147 Karsten Friis-Jensen, Horatius liricus et ethicus. Two twelfth-century school texts on Horace’s poems
• 148-158 Brian Patrick McGuire, Rebirth and Responsibility: Cistercian Stories from the Late Twelfth Century
• 159-166 Bjarne Schartau, On Collecting ‘Testimonia’ of Byzantine Musical Practice
• 167-170 Christian Knudsen, Η ΧΑΡΙΣ ΤΟΥ ΚΥΡΙΟΥ ΧΡΙΣΤΟΥ. Der eigenhändige Schlussgruss des Paulus als Erkennungszeichen seiner Briefe
• 171-178 Sten Ebbesen, Addenda et corrigenda to Cimagl 3 - 56

56, 1988. Pp. 238.

• 1-102 Irene Rosier, “O Magister ...”: Grammaticalité et intelligibilité selon un sophisme du XIIIe siècle
• 103-116 Sten Ebbesen, A Grammatical Sophisma by Nicholas of Normandy, Albus musicus est
• 117-192 Robert Andrews, Anonymus Matritensis, Quaestiones super librum Praedicamentorum: An Edition
• 193-227 Sten Ebbesen & Paul Vincent Spade, More Liars
• 228-238 Christian Troelsgard, Ancient Musical Theory in Byzantine Environments

55, 1987. Pp. 192.

• 3-84 R. Andrews: Petrus de Alvernia, Quaestiones super Praedicamentis. An Edition
• 85-105 K.M. Fredborg: The Scholastic Teaching of Rhetoric in the Middle Ages
• 107-134 S. Ebbesen: The Way Fallacies were Treated in Scholastic Logic.
• 135-168 S. Ebbesen: Talking about what is no more. Texts by Peter of Cornwall (?), Richard of Clive, Simon of Faversham, and Radulphus Brito
• 169-183 L.B. Mortensen: Saxo Grammaticus’ View of the Origin of the Danes and his Historiographical Models.

54, 1987. Pp. 218.
Jørgen Rasted 60 years

• 5-7 Sten Ebbesen, Editorial and Bibliography of Jørgen Raasted
• 13-38 Jørgen Raasted, Thoughts on a Revision of the Transcription rules of the Monumenta Musicae Byzantinae
• 39-48 Sysse Gudrun Engberg, The Greek Old Testament Lectionary as a Liturgical Book
• 49-60 Nina Konstantinova Ulff-Moeller, The Connection between Melodic Formulas and Stereotype Text Phrases in Old Russian Stichera
• 61-72 Peter Weincke, Some Observations on the Interpretation of Signatures and Accidentals in East and West
• 73-82 Anne-Mette Gravgaard, Change and Continuity in Post-Byzantine Church Painting
• 83-90 Karsten Fledelius, Competing Mentalities: The Legislator Leo VI at Work
• 91-107 Martha Byskov, Das Evangelium Gottes und Kanon
• 108-116 Christian Gorm Tortzen, Medieval Parchment in Elsinore - A Case Story
• 117-128 Erik Petersen, Notes on the Erasmus-Autograph Ms.Gl. Kgl. Saml. 95,2 with a Survey of the Letters
• 129-218 Fritz Saaby Pedersen, Canones Azarchelis: Some Versions, and a Text

53, 1986. Pp. 150.

• 3-14 Brian Patrick McGuire, A Letter of Passionate Friendship by Guibert of Gembloux
• 15-36 Jørgen Raasted, Chromaticism in Medieval Byzantine Chant
• 37-150 Sten Ebbesen, Termini accidentales concreti. Texts from the late 13th Century

51-52, 1986. Pp. 396.

• Fritz Saaby Pedersen, Scriptum Johannis de Sicilia super canones Azarchelis de tabulis Toletanis

50, 1985. Pp. 216.

• 3-112 Christian Knudsen, Chatton contra Ockham über Gegenstand und Einheit von Wissenschaft und Theologie
• 113-216 Lars Boje Mortensen, The Sources of Andrew Sunesen’s Hexaemeron

49, 1985. Pp. 224.

• 3-6 Niels Haastrup, Three mss. from Esrom revisited in the Vatican Library
• 7-23 Peter Øhrstrøm, Richard Lavenham on Temporal Instants
• 25-224 Sten Ebbesen & Lars Boje Mortensen, A Partial Edition of Stephen Langton’s Summa and Quaestiones with Parallels from Andrew Sunesen’s Hexaemeron

48, 1984. Pp. 190.

• 4-14 Peter Weincke, A New Page of Andreaskiti 18
• 15-104 Bjarne Schartau, Manuscripts of Byzantine Music in Denmark
• 105-130 Bjarne Schartau & Jørgen Raasted, Indices to the Greek Examples in Constantin Floros, Universale Neumenkunde III
• 131-147 Jørgen Raasted, Zur Analyse der bulgarisch-griechischen Melodie des Doxastikons ”Bogonachalnim manovieniem”
• 149-162 Bjarne Schartau, ‘Mini-Gloss’ or Variant?
• 163-188 Fritz Saaby Pedersen, A Paris Astronomer of 1290
• 189-190 Sten Ebbesen, Rationes quod sic

47, 1984. Pp. 143.

• 3-63 Annette Jung, The Settings of the Evening and Morning Psalms According to the Manuscript Sinai 1255
• 64-102 Birger Munk Olsen, The Cistercians and Classical Culture
• 103-141 Jan Pinborg & Sten Ebbesen, Thirteenth Century Notes on William of Sherwood’s Treatise on Properties of Terms. An edition of Anonymi Dubitationes et Notabilia circa Guilelmi de Shyreswode Introductionum logicalium Tractatum V from ms Worcester Cath. Q.13.
• 142-143 Sten Ebbesen, Cimagl 46: Addenda et corrigenda

46, 1983. Pp. xlvi + 113.
Compendium logicae Porretanum

• iii-xviii + 1-113 Sten Ebbesen, Karin Margareta Fredborg & Lauge Nielsen, Compendium logicae Porretanum ex codice Oxoniensi Collegii Corporis Christi 250: A Manual of Porretan Doctrine by a Pupil of Gilbert’s
• xviii- xlvi Christopher J. Martin, The Compendium logicae Porretanum: A Survey of Philosophical Logic from the School of Gilbert of Poitiers

45, 1983. Pp. 99.

• Jørgen Raasted, The Hagiopolites. A Byzantine Treatise on Musical Theory, preliminary edition

44, 1983. Pp. 186.

• 3-6 Sten Ebbesen, IGLM 25 Years
• 7-15 George Amargianakis, Some Remarks on the Orthography of the Signs Oligon, Petaste, Oxeia and Kouphisma
• 16-38 Gregorios Stathis, The “Abridgements” of Byzantine and Postbyzantine Compositions
• 39-60 Alessandro D. Conti, A Short Scotist Handbook on Universals: The ‘Compendium super quinque universalia’ of William Russell, O.F.M.
• 61-80 Yukio Iwakuma, Instantiae Revisited
• 81-85 Sten Ebbesen & Yukio Iwakuma, Instantiae and 12th century “Schools”
• 86-101 Christian Knudsen, Das gewisse Wort. Johann Georg Hamanns Sprachtheorie zwischen Tradition und Vernunftkritik
• 102-121 Mary Sirridge, Socrates’ Hood. Lexical Meaning and Syntax in Jordanus and Kilwardby
• 122-150 Katherine Tachau, Peter Aureol on Intentions and the Intuitive Cognition of Non-existents
• 151-179 Søren Balle, Anonymous quaestiones de astronomia in -CLM
• 180-186 Peter Øhrstrøm, Richard Lavenham on Future Contingents

43, 1982. Pp. 120.

• 3-44 Karen Elisabeth Dalgaard, Peter of Ireland’s Commentary on Aristotle’s Peri Hermeneias
• 45-120 Adam Bülow-Jacobsen & Sten Ebbesen, Vaticanus Urbinas Graecus 35. An Edition of the Scholia on Aristotle’s Sophistici Elenchi

42, 1982. Pp. 164.

• 1-83 Lauge Nielsen, Thomas Bradwardine’s Treatise on ‘incipit’ and ‘desinit’. Edition and Introduction
• 85-150 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Bradwardine (?) on Ockham’s Doctrine of Consequences. An Edition
• 151-164 Jan Pinborg, Opus Artis Logicae

41, 1982. Pp. xii + 192.

• iii-vii Sten Ebbesen, Jan Pinborg in memoriam
• viii-xii Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Bibliography of the Publications of Jan Pinborg
• 1-170 Jan Pinborg, Anonymi Quaestiones in Tractatus Petri Hispani I-III Traditae in codice Cracoviensi 742 (anno fere 1350)
• 171-192 Jan Pinborg, The 14-Century Schools of Erfurt. Repertorium Erfordiense.

40, 1981. Pp. 191.

• Hanne Lange, Traites du XIIe siecle sur la symbolique des nombres: Odon de Morimond (1116-1161), Analetica numerorum et rerum in theographyam

39, 1981. Pp. xxvi + 102.

• iii-xxvi & 1-80 Sten Ebbesen & Jan Pinborg, Bartholomew of Bruges and his Sophisma on the Nature of Logic.
• 81-96 William E. McMahon, Radulphus Brito on the Sufficiency of the Categories
• 97-102 Christian Marinus Taisbak, The Date of Anonymus Heiberg, Anonymi Logica et Quadrivium

38, 1981. Pp. 91.

• Yukio Iwakuma, Instantiae: A Study of Twelfth-Century Technique of Argumentation, with an Edition of Ms. Paris BN lat. 6674 f. 1-5

37, 1981. Pp. 138.
Studia in honorem Povl Johs. Jensen septuagenarii

• 1-20 Sten Ebbesen, Analyzing Syllogisms, or: Anonymus Aurelianensis III - the (presumably) Earliest Extant Latin Commentary on the Prior Analytics, and its Greek Model
• 21-41 Karin Margareta Fredborg, Some Notes on the Grammar of William of Conches
• 42-69 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Nicolaus Drukken de Dacia’s Commentary on the Prior Analytics– with Special Regard to the Theory of Consequences
• 70-122 Jan Pinborg, Danish Students 1450-1535 and the University of Copenhagen
• 124-138 Jørgen Raasted, A Byzantine Letter in Sankt Gallen and Lazarus the Painter

36, 1980. Pp. 108.

• Mary Sirridge, Notulae super Priscianum minorem Magistri Jordani

35, 1980. Pp. 142.

• 1-28 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Two Early Anonymous Tracts on Consequences
• 29-55 Katherine Tachau, Adam Wodeham on First and Second Intentions
• 56-142 Jan Pinborg, Radulphus Brito on Universals

34, 1979. Pp. 248.

• Sten Ebbesen, Anonymi Aurelianensis I Commentarium in Sophisticos Elenchos

33, 1979. Pp. 113.

• Fritz Saaby Pedersen, Petrus de S. Audomaro: Tractatus de semissis

32, 1979. Pp. 128.

• Hanne Lange, Les donnees mathematiques des traites du XIIe siècle sur la symbolique des nombres

31a-31b, 1979. Pp. 81.

• 1-9 Jørgen Raasted, A Neglected Version of the Anecdote about Pythagoras’s Hammer Experiments
• 11-37 & 53-77 Jørgen Raasted, Musical Notation and Quasi-Notation in Syro-Melkite Liturgical Manuscripts
• 39-49 & 78-81 Jørgen Raasted, Byzantine Chant in Popular Tradition

30, 1979. Pp. 104.

• 1-32 Bent Dalsgaard Larsen, Les traites de l’âme de Saint Maxime et de Michel Psellos dans le Parisinus Graecus 1868
• 33-90 Brian McGuire, Structure and Consciousness in the ‘Exordium magnum cisterciense’: The Clairvaux Cistercians after Bernard
• 91-104 Adam Bülow-Jacobsen, Some Considerations on the Quality of Microfilms of Manuscripts

29, 1978. Pp. 108

• Hanne Lange, Traites du XII? siècle sur la symbolique des nombres: Geoffrey d’Auxerre et Thibault de Langres

27-28, 1978. Pp. 5* + 210.

• James E. Tolson, The Summa of Petrus Helias on Priscianus Minor, ed. J.E.T. with an introduction by Margaret Gibson

26, 1978. Pp. viii + 121.

• Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen & Jan Pinborg, Radulphus Brito: Commentary on Boethius’ De differentiis topicis& The Sophism ”Omnis homo est omnis homo”

25, 1978. Pp. 102.

• Fritz Saaby Pedersen, Petrus de Dacia: Tractatus instrumenti eclipsium

24, 1978. Pp. 120.
Henrici Roos in memoriam

• 3-4 Jan Pinborg, Heinrich Roos (26.08.1904 - 8.03.1977)
• 5-15 Heinrich Roos, Eine Universitätspredigt von Heinrich von Ghent
• 16-54 Heinrich Roos, Drei Sophismata zum Formproblem in der Hs. Uppsala C 604
• 55-64 Heinrich Roos, Zwei Quaestionen des Radulphus Brito über das ‘Significatum generis’.
• 65-84 Heinrich Roos, Bartholomaeus de Brugis: Quaestio circa significatum generis
• 85-120 Sten Ebbesen, The Sophism ‘Rationale est animal’ by Radulphus Rrito

22-23, 1977. Pp. 263. Out of print.

• George Amargianakis, An Analysis of Stichera in the Deuteros Modes. The Stichera Idiomela for the Month of September in the Modes Deuteros, Plagal Deuteros, and Nenano, Transcribed from the Manuscript Sinai 1230 (A.D. 1365)

21, 1977. Pp. 115.

• 1-9 Sten Ebbesen, Jacobus Veneticus on the Posterior Analytics and some early 13th-century Oxford Masters on the Elenchi
• 10-20 Izydora Dambska, La semiotique des “dictiones indefinitae” dans la dialectique d’Abelard
• 21-44 Karin Margareta Fredborg, Tractatus glosarum Prisciani in MS Vat. lat. 1486
• 45-115 Franco Giusberti, A Treatise on Implicit Propositions from Around the Turn of the Twelfth Century: An edition with some introductory notes.

20, 1977. Pp. 78.

• 1-37 Bent Dalsgaard Larsen, Un temoignage grec tardif sur Jamblique et la tradition platonicienne: Athanase le Rheteur
• 38-78 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Discussions about the Status of the Loci Dialectici in Works from the Middle of the 13th Century

19, 1976. Pp. 54.

• Olaf Pedersen, Petrus Philomena de Dacia: A Problem of Identity. With a survey of the manuscripts

18, 1976. Pp. 82. Out of print.

• 1-4 Jan Pinborg, Magister abstractionum
• 5-17 Erik Petersen, Some Remarks on Coluccio Salutati’s De fato et fortuna
• 18-22 Brian McGuire, Man and Devil in Medieval Theology and Culture

17, 1976. Pp. 81. Out of print.

• 1-39 Karin Margareta Fredborg, The Commentaries on Cicero’s De inventione and Rhetorica ad Herennium by William of Champeaux
• 40-69 Lauge Nielsen, On the Doctrine of Logic and Language of Gilbert Porreta and his Followers
• 70-75 Bjarne Schartau, De captivo precibus sacerdotum liberato
• 76-81 Jan Pinborg, Nochmals die Erfurter Schulen im XIV Jahrhundert

16, 1976. Pp. 128.

• Sten Ebbesen, Anonymus Aurelianensis II, Aristotle, Alexander, Porphyry and Boethius. Ancient Scholasticism and 12th-century Western Europe

15, 1975. Pp. 20* + 146. Out of print.
The Commentary on ‘Priscianus Maior’ Ascribed to Robert Kilwardby.

• 1*-11* Jan Pinborg, Introduction to the text
• 12*-17* Osmund Lewry, The Problem of the authorship
• 18*-20* & 1-146 Karin Margareta Fredborg, Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, Lauge Nielsen, Jan Pinborg (eds.), Selected texts

14, 1975. Pp. 26.

• 1-26 Christian Knudsen, Ein Ockhamkritischer Text zu Signifikation und Supposition und zum Verhältniss von erster und zweiter Intention.
• 27-39 Fritz Saaby Pedersen, On the Manuscript Tradition of Boethius de Dacia’s “De summo bono”.
• 40-46 Jan Pinborg, Petrus de Alvernia on the Categories

13, 1974. Pp. 86. Out of print.
Studia in honorem Henrici Roos Septuagenarii

• 1-12 Jørgen Raasted, Second Corinthians 4,15
• 13-30 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, William of Champeaux on Boethius’ Topics according to Orléans Bibl. Mun. 266
• 31-41 Karin Margareta Fredborg, Petrus Helias on Rhetoric
• 42-48 Sten Ebbesen, Prooemium Mertonense anonymi cuiusdam in Aristotelis Analytica Posteriora commentarii literalis.
• 49-59 Jan Pinborg, Zum Begriff der Intentio Secunda, Radulphus Brito, Hervaeus Natalis und Petrus Aureoli in Discussion.
• 60-62 Malene Thorborg, Sunapheia, a Key-Word in the Thinking of Nicholas Cabasilas
• 63-76 Erik Petersen, Antonio da Romagno und die vier KardinalTugenden
• 77-81 Povl Johannes Jensen, Ved indvielsen af Institut for græsk og latinsk Middelalderfilologis lokaler på Graabrødretorv d. 19. dec. 1961
• 82-86 Bibliographie Heinrich Roos.

12, 1974. Pp. 85. Out of print.

• 1-10 Peter Allan Hansen, Pletho and Herodotean Malice
• 11-85 Bjarne Schartau, Nathanaelis Berti Monachi sermones quatuordecim

11, 1973. Pp. 58.

• 1-57 Karin Margareta Fredborg, The Dependence of Petrus Helias’ Summa super Priscianum on William of Conches’ Glose super Priscianum
• 58 Sten Ebbesen & Jan Pinborg, Another Witness to the Elenchi quaestiones of Radulphus Brito

10, 1973. Pp. 62.

• 1-20 Sten Ebbesen, Paris 4720A. A 12th Century Compendium of Aristotle’s Sophistici Elenchi
• 21-28 Sten Ebbesen, Simon of Faversham on the Sophistici Elenchi
• 28 Sten Ebbesen, Forte macer pallens ...
• 29-44 Sten Ebbesen, Index quaestionum super Sophisticos Elenchos Aristotelis
• 45-47 Jan Pinborg, The Ms. Bruxelles, B. Royale 3540-47, Radulphus Brito and the Sophistici Elenchi
• 47 Jan Pinborg, Addenda to ‘The Sophismata of Radulphus Brito’
• 48-62 Jan Pinborg, A New MS. of the Questions on the Posteriora Analytica Attributed to Petrus de Alvernia (CLM 8005) with the Transcription of Some Questions Related to Problems of Meaning.

9, 1973. Pp. 82.

• 1-46 Niels Jørgen Green-Pedersen, On the Interpretation of Aristotle’s Topics in the Thirteenth Century
• 47-67 Jan Pinborg, Petrus de Alvernia on Porphyry
• 68-73 Sten Ebbesen, Manlius Boethius on Aristotle’s Analytica Posteriora
• 74-76 Sten Ebbesen, Another Fragment of a Commentary on Aristotle’s Sophistici Elenchi. The Anonymus Admont.
• 77-78 Sten Ebbesen, Corrections to the ‘Aristoteles Latinus’
• 79 Sten Ebbesen, Addenda et corrigenda to ‘Anonymi Bodleiani’
• 79 Jan Pinborg, Addenda to ‘The Sophismata of Radulphus Brito’
• 80-82 Jan Pinborg, Radulphus Brito on the Elenchi.

8, 1972. Pp. 47. Out of print.

• 1-2 Sten Ebbesen, Three Greek Etymologies
• 3-32 Sten Ebbesen, Anonymi Bodleiani in Sophisticos Elenchos Aristotelis Commentarii fragmentum
• 33-34 Jan Pinborg, The Sophismata of Radulphus Brito. An Inventory.
• 35-47 Jørgen Raasted, Observations on the Manuscript Tradition of Byzantine Music. II: The Contents of some Early Heirmologia

7, 1971. Pp. 36.

• Karin Margareta Fredborg, The Commentary of Thierry of Chartres on Cicero’s De inventione

6, 1971. Pp. 41. Out of print.

• Adam Bülow-Jacobsen & Sten Ebbesen, Five Copenhagen Papyri

5, 1971. Pp. 36. Out of print.

• Adam Bülow-Jacobsen, Twenty-Four Plates of Latin Manuscripts.

4, 1970. Pp. 35.

• 1-2 Sten Ebbesen, ΠΡΟΣ ΟΛΙΓΟΝ ΕΣΤΙ ΤΟ ΖΗΝ
• 3-35 Bjarne Schartau, Observations on the Activities of the Byzantine Grammarians of the Palaeologian Era. I: Demetrius Triclinius’ Early Work on the Euripidean Triad (Gamle Kongelige Samling 3549,8 and Rylands Hebrew 1689).

3, 1970. Pp. 54.

• Sten Ebbesen & Jan Pinborg, Studies in the Logical Writings Attributed to Boethius of Dacia

2, 1969. Pp. 25.

• Peter Allan Hansen, The manuscript Tradition of Plutarch’s De Malignitate Herodoti

1, 1969. Pp. 20.

• 1-12 Jørgen Raasted, Observations on the Manuscript Tradition of Byzantine Music, I: A List of Heirmos Call-Numbers, based on Eustratiades’s Edition of the Heirmologion
• 13-20 Jan Pinborg, Miszellen zur mittelalterlichen lateinischen Grammatik: Ein frühes ompendium modorum significandi. Der tractatus de figuris des Franciscus Pisanus. Zum Sophisma “Amo est verbum” des Siger von Kortrijk.

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• THE EDITOR

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