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Datenbank Robertin (Archäologischen Museums der Universität Halle)

September 11, 2020, 8:28 am
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Datenbank Robertin (Archäologischen Museums der Universität Halle)
 Archäologisches Museum
Die Bilddatenbank ROBERTIN erschließt die Sammlung der Originale des Archäologischen Museums der Universität Halle, bestehend aus Keramik, Kleinkunst und Kleinobjekten aus den antiken Kulturen Griechenlands, Roms und Ägyptens. Die Aufnahme der Bestände in Form einer Datenbank  begann 1999 im Rahmen eines vom Kultusministerium des Landes Sachsen-Anhalt geförderten Projektes in Zusammenarbeit mit dem Verein INMEDIAK e.V.
Es war von Beginn an Ziel des Projektes, eine Auswahl der Bestände auch online zu präsentieren und bereits 2001 konnte die Datenbank mit 89 Datensätzen freigegeben werden, die Zahl wurde bald darauf verdoppelt. Auch nach Ablauf der Förderung ist die Erfassung der Bestände fortgeführt worden, 2011 wurde die Datenbank technisch aktualisiert. Es ist vorgesehen, noch weitere Objekte online zu stellen. Neben der Datenbank finden sich zu einer Reihe besonders interessanter Stücke unter Objektvorstellungen ausführlichere Erklärungen auf dieser Webseite.
Zur Suche in der Datenbank>
Entwicklung der Datenbank: Ralph Einicke, Henryk Löhr, Falk Röhner, Marcus Nenninger 
Objektbearbeitung: Prof. Dr. Manfred Oppermann, Henryk Löhr, Ralph Einicke, Dagmar Holzhausen, Olaf Karlson, Tino Herrmann
Fotos: Thomas Molsberger, Margrit-Barbara Herbert














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Webinar: Athenian Pottery Up Close

September 11, 2020, 8:59 am
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Webinar: Athenian Pottery Up Close
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Live from the Agora.

Come take a peek inside the Agora Museum storerooms with Prof. Jenifer Neils, Director of the American School of Classical Studies and an authority on Greek art. She will discuss pottery produced in ancient Athens from the lowly salt cellar to the magnificent wine vessels used at Greek symposia. Viewers will have the chance to see this pottery up close and in detail, and to ask questions during the webinar.

Sep 17, 2020 07:00 PM in Athens
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Zeitschriften der Altertumswissenschaft: Links to digitized Classics and Archaeology journals collected at Wikisource

September 11, 2020, 1:13 pm
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 [First posted in AWOL 12 September 2016, updated 11 September 2020]

Zeitschriften der Altertumswissenschaft
Links to digitized Classics and Archaeology journals collected at Wikisource

Hinweis: Bände, die mit Google-USA oder Michigan USA (in der Regel nach 1873) gekennzeichnet sind, können nur mit einem US-Proxy benutzt werden, sofern sie nicht bereits im Internet Archive gespiegelt sind, siehe Wikisource:Google Book Search.
Dies ist eine Ausgliederung des Gesamtverzeichnisses Zeitschriften.

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JACT Greek Summer School - Resources Online

September 12, 2020, 5:41 am
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JACT Greek Summer School - Resources Online
The first JACT Greek Summer School was in 1968, in Bedford College, in Regent’s Park, London. For the next seventeen years, until 1985, it was at Dean Close School in Cheltenham, and since then it has been at Bryanston School in Blandford Forum, Dorset. This year, 2019, sees the 52nd JACT Greek Summer School.

In the mid-1960s, Classics in general and Greek in particular were endangered subjects. The mission and inspiration of the summer school have always been to support and enhance the teaching and learning of ancient Greek in UK schools and universities, at all levels from absolute scratch to post- A Level, and especially to give access to the Greek language to those from schools where it exists precariously or not at all. The declining fortune of Greek in secondary schools has meant that the large majority of summer school students have always been from independent schools, but significant and growing numbers come from state schools. An impressive number of established Classics teachers in schools and universities, and an appreciable proportion of summer school tutors, began Greek at the summer school.

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Open Access Monograph Series: Keilschrifttexte aus Assur literarischen Inhalts

September 12, 2020, 5:52 am
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Keilschrifttexte aus Assur literarischen Inhalts
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Der Gesamtbestand der zu publizierenden Keilschrifttexte literarischen Inhalts aus Assur wird in voraussichtlich 20 Bänden vorgelegt, welche die Monographienserie ‚KAL‛ (‚Keilschrifttexte aus Assur literarischen Inhalts‛) bilden. Er besteht einerseits aus Texten, die eindeutig lesbar sind und bestimmten inhaltlich definierten Textgruppen oder ‚Textsorten‛ zugewiesen werden können, andererseits enthält er stark fragmentierte Texte, die gleichwohl für die weitere Textrekonstruktion von großer Wichtigkeit sind. Es erschien deshalb als sinnvoll, die Reihe so anzulegen, dass in einem Teil ihrer Bände die Texte vorgelegt werden, die den inhaltlich definierten Textgruppen zuweisbar sind, und in einem zweiten, kleineren Teil der Bände die weniger gut erhaltenen Textbruchstücke.
Angesichts der großen Menge an Texten, die inhaltlich klassifiziert werden können, empfiehlt sich für die Präsentation dieses Textmaterials eine Ordnung, die einer Einteilung in inhaltlich definierte Textgruppen folgt. Eine solche Sortierung des Textbestandes liegt im Wesentlichen auch den älteren Editionen zugrunde. Deren Einteilung in eine große Gruppe solcher Texte, die religiösen Inhalts sind, und in eine ebenfalls sehr große Gruppe von Textdokumenten zur Pharmakologie und Medizin wird jedoch in KAL aufgrund ihrer mangelnden Tragfähigkeit nicht weitergeführt. Für die altorientalische Literatur ist diese Einteilung nicht zuletzt deshalb wenig sinnvoll, weil sie auf dem ‚aufgeklärten‛, westlichen Konzept einer zwischen ‚Religion‛ und ‚Wissenschaft‛ bestehenden grundsätzlichen Differenz beruht. Anstatt dessen beruht die Systematisierung des Textbestandes für die Edition in der Reihe ‚KAL‛ im wesentlichen auf einer Einteilung in Textgruppen, die sich an inhaltlichen, strukturellen und formalen Gemeinsamkeiten orientiert und so der typologischen und funktionellen Vielfältigkeit der altorientalischen Keilschriftliteratur eher gerecht werden dürfte. Auf eine allzu scharfe Grenzziehung zwischen den einzelnen Textcorpora wird dabei bewusst verzichtet. Das Gros des für die Publikation in ‚KAL‛ vorgesehenen Textbestandes ist folgenden Textgruppen zugewiesen:
  • Divinatorische Texte
  • Ritualbeschreibungen und Gebete
  • Historische und historisch-literarische Texte
  • Mythologische Texte
  • Festbeschreibungen und Liturgien
  • Lexikalische Texte
  • Sumerische und zweisprachige sumerisch-akkadische Texte

Band 1: Heeßel, Nils P.: Divinatorische Texte: I. Terrestrische, teratologische, physiognomische und oneiromantische Omina, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2007
Band 2: Schwemer, Daniel: Rituale und Beschwörungen gegen Schadenzauber, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2007
Band 3: Frahm, Eckart: Historische und historisch-literarische Texte, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2009
Band 4: Strauß, Rita; Schwemer, Daniel : Ritualbeschreibungen und Gebete, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2011
Band 5: Heeßel, Nils P.: Divinatorische Texte: II. Opferschau-Omina, Wiesbaden: Harrassowitz, 2012
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An Outline History of East Asia to 1200

September 12, 2020, 8:47 am
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An Outline History of East Asia to 1200
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L’Antiquité et la vie des arts: Contributions scientifiques et pédagogiques

September 12, 2020, 11:38 am
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L’Antiquité et la vie des arts: Contributions scientifiques et pédagogiques
Sylvie David (dir.)
Pratiques & techniques
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L’Antiquité et la vie des arts
  • Éditeur : Presses universitaires de Franche-Comté
  • Collection : Pratiques & techniques
  • Lieu d’édition : Besançon
  • Année d’édition : 2012
  • Publication sur OpenEdition Books : 19 décembre 2019
  • EAN électronique : 9782848676807
  • DOI : 10.4000/books.pufc.681
  • Nombre de pages : 218 p.
Cet ouvrage propose une réflexion sur la place de l’Antiquité dans les arts, analysant les lectures, les réécritures, les projections dont la littérature et la mythologie gréco-romaines font l’objet ; les travaux présentés intéressent différentes formes d’art : théâtre, opéra, peinture ou encore cinéma ; les exposés, émanant de la recherche universitaire ou issus d’expériences pédagogiques, se complètent et se répondent en un dialogue fécond.
Ces contributions sont le fruit des rencontres organisées à Besançon dans le cadre des Journées d’automne de la Coordination nationale des associations régionales d’enseignants de langues anciennes sur le thème « Arts et Antiquité ». Elles s’inscrivent dans le contexte de l’introduction de l’histoire des arts dans les programmes scolaires.

Remerciements
Sylvie David
Avant-propos
François Cam
Propositions pour une expression musicale des deux premières strophes de la parodos lyrique de l’Agamemnon d’Eschyle
Sylvie David
Images en scène : à propos des boucliers des Sept contre Thèbes
Pierre Letessier
La « remise en forme » des comédies de Plaute : du danger des didascalies dans l’édition contemporaine d’un théâtre antique
Géraldine Gaudefroy-Demombynes
Iphigénie en Tauride (1704) : la première lecture lyrique de la tragédie d’Euripide
Thomas Guard
L’assassinat de Jules César au cinéma
Marie Ver Eecke
« On la refera la mythologie ! » : Orphée au temps de Napoléon III
Valérie Bondenet
Regards d’hellénistes sur le tableau de Monsù Desiderio, Les Enfers
Bernard Bellevret, Patricia Ferraj et Annie Gobert
Orphée au lycée : une réécriture cinématographique du mythe
Sylvain Perrot, Laure Petit et Aurélien Pulice
Collégiens et lycéens aux journées « Découvrir la tragédie grecque »
Laurent André, Angélique Auvray et Line Mercier
« Aux sources de la comédie » : un projet de mise en scène de Lysistrata
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Oxford Archaeology Image Database

September 13, 2020, 5:34 am
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[First posted 4 October 2015, updated 13 September 2020]

Oxford Archaeology Image Database
The OAID was established in June 2015 by Tim Clayden (Wolfson College, Oxford) with support from the Lorne Thyssen Research Fund for Ancient World Topics. Its initial aim was to preserve and make available to as wide an audience and user group as possible images of archaeological sites recorded on slide film. The concern being that as the slide films age and decay the quality of the images deteriorates. In many cases these images are a unique record of the sites at a particular time and once the slide is lost, so too is the image and the information it contains. More recent events in Iraq and Syria have urged a more pressing need to record and preserve the record of some archaeological sites. For that reason the project has expanded to include images in whatever format they are available.

The basic principle of the OAID is that images can only be uploaded under controlled circumstances with persons expert (the site ‘editor’) in the study of a particular site or sites adding a ‘tag’ which identifies what is in the image. These ‘tags’ can then be searched using any standard internet search engine and the images viewed in an uncontrolled fashion. The objective being to make available to as many interested people as possible images of sites which are now either inaccessible, damaged or excavated further thus removing remains.

Use of the images in research and academic publications is encouraged. The use of the images is governed by the UK law on Copyright and in particular the principle of Fair Dealing (sections 29 and 30 of the UK Copyright, Designs and patents Act 1988). In summary this allows use of images in research and private study, for criticism or review, teaching materials, personal use or for reporting on current events (see https://www.gov.uk/exceptions-to-copyright for more detailed guidance). All other use of the images should only be done after consultation with OAID and in some cases a charge may be made for use of the image.

In using an image from the OAID database acknowledgement should be made in the format – OAID (unique number), name of photographer, date of photograph.

The OAID is a project and while there are a number of slide collections ready to load into the database, more are always welcome. Viewers are invited to submit any images they might wish to have considered for uploading.

It should be stressed that while efforts are made to ensure that the uploaded image is good quality, in many cases the original slides are old, scratched and with colour distortion. These issues can to a certain extent be ‘repaired’, but not completely. It should also be noted that the photographs were taken as research tools and not as works of photographic art. In those cases were persons appear in the images, they are sometimes identified. Otherwise faces are blurred leaving the figures in as they do act as a useful scale.

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Nimrud

Middle Assyrian — Late Assyrian
Nimrud (modern Kalhu) was founded circa 1280 B.C.. In 878 B.C. the Assyrian king Ashurnasirpal II (883-859 B.C.) adopted Nimrud as his capital and initiated a large scale building programme. He built …

Dur-Kurigalzu ('Aqar Quf)

Kassite — Ilkhanid
Dur-Kurigalzu ('Aqar Quf) was founded in the early 14th century B.C. by the Kassite ruler Kurigalzu I (x-1375 B.C.).  It is situated on a ridge of limestone that raises it above the surrounding landsc…

Tal Afar

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No excavations have been conducted at Tal Afar. The history of the town is unclear. The city may have originated in the Late Assyrian Period as it may be identified with the toponym Thela'sar which ap…

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The Warburg Institute Iconographic Database

September 13, 2020, 6:01 am
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 [First posted in AWOL 12 June 2014, updated 13 September 2020]

The Warburg Institute Iconographic Database
http://warburg.sas.ac.uk/vpc/images/black_header.jpg
The Warburg Institute Iconographic Database contains digitised images from the Institute's Photographic Collection and Library. The material for which the Warburg Institute holds the copyrights is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Non Commercial 3.0 Unported License.
Search by iconographic keywords or browse the iconographic classification system.
To search by artist, date, location, or other parameters, please use the advanced search menu.

The iconographic classification system of the database is based on that of the Warburg Institute Photographic Collection. Please note, however, that the database is not the digital equivalent of the Photographic collection.
The Warburg Institute Iconographic Database is a work-in-progress. The holdings of the Photographic Collection are being digitised per section. The first section to be completed is our selection of photos from astronomical and astrological manuscripts from the Middle Ages and Renaissance (look under 'Magic & Science: Astronomy and Astrology' or search for 'astronomy'). We are currently entering the contents of the Gods & Myths section (some 40,000 photos of subjects from classical mythology), a project generously sponsored by the Dean's Development Fund of the School of Advanced Studies (University of London), which we hope to complete by September 2013.

For comments and queries please contact photographic.collect@sas.ac.uk .
ANTIQUITIES

ARCHITECTURE

GODS & MYTHS

HISTORY

LITERATURE

MAGIC & SCIENCE

ORNAMENT

PORTRAITS

PRE-CLASSICAL ICONOGRAPHY

RELIGIOUS ICONOGRAPHY

RITUAL

SECULAR ICONOGRAPHY

SOCIAL LIFE

browse by attribute, significant scene etc.

Index of Iconography
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Kurzbibliographie zu den übersetzten Tempeltexten der griechisch-römischen Zeit, 6e éd.

September 13, 2020, 11:47 am
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Kurzbibliographie zu den übersetzten Tempeltexten der griechisch-römischen Zeit, 6e éd.
Christian Leitz
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Ce livre fait suite à l’ouvrage de Jean-Claude Grenier : Temples ptolémaïques et romains. Répertoire bibliographique (index des citations 1955-1974, incluant l’index des citations de 1939 à 1954 réunies par N. Sauneron), BiEtud 75, Le Caire, 1979. Afin d’offrir au chercheur un outil d’actualité, il sera dorénavant disponible sur le serveur de l’Ifao (www.ifao.egnet.net) et régulièrement mis à jour sous la responsabilité de Christian Leitz.
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This book updates Jean-Claude Grenier’s Temples ptolémaïques et romains. Répertoire bibliographique : Index des citations 1955-1974, incluant l’index des citations de 1939 à 1954 réunies par N. Sauneron, BiEtud 75, Cairo, 1979. In order to provide scholars with an ever-relevant research tool, the bibliography will also be available on the IFAO website (www.ifao.egnet.net), with regular updates reviewed by Christian Leitz.
IF1112, ISBN 978-2-7247-0667-3
2015
Collection: BiEtud 165
1 vol., 264 p., gratuit - free of charge
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Édition numérique: La politique éditoriale numérique de l’Ifao

September 13, 2020, 11:50 am
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Édition numérique: La politique éditoriale numérique de l’Ifao
Notre politique éditoriale numérique répond à plusieurs objectifs :
  • Favoriser un accès direct et libre aux contenus scientifiques issus de la recherche la plus récente. Au moment de la publication papier, nous proposons la mise en ligne au format ePub de l’ensemble de nos revues sur Open Edition Journals. Cette option Freemium permet de donner plus de visibilité et de rayonnement à nos revues, avec une diffusion internationale, la possibilité d’un meilleur référencement, et une interopérabilité avec des revues du même champ.  Elle permet également de rendre les données de la recherche accessibles à des lecteurs parfois réfrénés par le tarif des publications scientifiques. Elle s’appuie sur la possibilité de produire du XML natif à la PAO depuis 2015.
  • Généraliser la publication bi-support (papier/numérique)à l’ensemble des collections. Publiés sur le site de l’Ifao, les PDF de nos nouveautés seront aussi bientôt commercialisés par Casalini et par ISD pour le marché américain.
  • Valoriser le catalogue de l’Ifao. Cette valorisation prend deux formes : d’une part, l’Ifao souhaite proposer progressivement un catalogue exhaustif, jouant sur la complémentarité du numérique et du papier, en publiant les PDF des ouvrages épuisés. Ainsi, sous une forme ou une autre, PDF ou papier, le lecteur aura accès à tous les titres du catalogue de l’Ifao, publiés depuis 1880. D’autre part, certaines références du catalogue, constituant un outil de travail pour les chercheurs, sont mises en ligne, comme les inscriptions hiéroglyphiques des temples de Dendara, d’Edfou et d’Esna.
Les publications en ligne s’inscrivent dans un environnement numérique où le référencement et l’interopérabilité des données sont essentielles : notre politique numérique s’accompagne donc d’un travail sur les métadonnées et les identifiants numériques, en concertation avec les autres services de l’Ifao (bibliothèque, archives, service informatique) et au sein du réseau des Écoles françaises à l'étranger.

Nos revues en Open Access 

OpenEdition Freemium est un programme pour le développement de l’édition scientifique en libre accès dans le domaine des sciences humaines et sociales. Les contenus sont en libre accès – revues, livres, carnets de recherche et annonces scientifiques –, complétés par des services et formats premium mis à disposition exclusivement pour les institutions et leurs usagers. Ainsi, les textes sont accessibles en libre accès au format HTML pour tous. Ils sont téléchargeables aux formats PDF et ePub uniquement pour les utilisateurs des institutions partenaires. Aucun DRM ni quota de téléchargement ne sont appliqués.


Retrouvez les derniers numéros de nos revues au format ePub sur Open Edition Journals :
Retrouvez tous les numéros de nos revues au format PDF et en accès libre :

   

Nos nouveautés au format PDF

Retrouvez dans le catalogue de l'Ifao toutes nos nouveautés commercialisées au format PDF.

Bibliothèque numérique des épuisés

Progressivement, l'Ifao met à disposition des chercheurs, en accès libre, les PDF d'ouvrages épuisés ou d'ouvrages de référence qui constituent un outil de travail pour le chercheur.
La première opération de numérisation vise les temples ptolémaïques publiés au début du XXe siècle par l'Ifao :
                                         
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Open Access Monograph Series: Berlin Studies of the Ancient World / Berliner Studien der Alten Welt

September 14, 2020, 7:47 am
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Berlin Studies of the Ancient World / Berliner Studien der Alten Welt
ISSN: 2366-665X

The book series “Berlin Studies of the Ancient World”, issued by the Excellence Cluster Topoi, brings together contributions from all fields of classical studies, from pre- and early history and classical archeology to ancient philosophy, theory of science and theology. Monographs and volumes which present the research results of the Excellence Cluster Topoi form a major focus of the series. 
All publications are issued in high-quality print editions and simultaneously in electronic form. Since 2014 Topoi has made this series available at the research plattform Edition Topoi on an open access basis – thus facilitating rapid exchange of research worldwide.
More information on the book series and the publication strategies of the Excellence Cluster Topoi are available on www.edition-topoi.org/publishing_with_us



Vol. 72
CollectionWolfram Schier, Jörg Orschied, Harald Stäuble and Carmen Liebermann (Eds.), Mesolithikum oder Neolithikum? Auf den Spuren später Wildbeuter, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 71
BookLisa Römer, Camminando vedrete. Wege durch das antike Rom in der Reiseliteratur des 7. bis 16. Jahrhunderts, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 70
ProceedingsDavid Warburton and Shiyanthi Thavapalan (Eds.), Value of Colour. Material and Economic Aspects in the Ancient World, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 69
CollectionRebecca Döhl and Julian Jansen van Rensburg (Eds.), Signs of Place: A Visual Interpretation of Landscape, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 68
CollectionJoanne Rowland, Giulio Lucarini and Geoffrey John Tassie (Eds.), Revolutions. The Neolithisation of the Mediterranean Basin, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 67
BookFlorian Klimscha, Ancient Glass and Glass Production, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 66
BookDaniel A. Werning, Das Höhlenbuch im Grab des Petamenophis (TT33). Szenen, Texte, Wandtafeln, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 65
ProceedingsRicardo Eichmann, Mark Howell and Graeme Lawson (Eds.), Music and Politics in the Ancient World. Exploring Identity, Agency, Stability and Change through the Records of Music Archaeology, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 64
CollectionMichael Meyer (Ed.), Approaching Economic Spaces. Methods and Interpretation in Archaeometric Ceramic Analysis, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 63
BookBernhard Fritsch, Die Dekonstruktion antiker Räume und die Spolienverwertung beim Neubau von St. Peter in Rom, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 62
BookEnrico Lehnhardt, Die Anfänge der Eisenverhüttung im Bereich der Przeworsk-Kultur, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 61
CollectionOrly Lewis, David Leith and Sean Coughlin (Eds.), The Concept of Pneuma after Aristotle, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2020

Vol. 60
CollectionChiara Ferella and Cilliers Breytenbach (Eds.), Paths of Knowledge. Interconnection(s) between Knowledge and Journey in the Greco-Roman World, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 59
CollectionMarkus Hilgert, Henrike Simon and Kerstin P. Hofmann (Eds.), Objektepistemologien. Zur Vermessung eines transdisziplinären Forschungsraums, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 58
ProceedingsUlrich Mania and Monika Trümper (Eds.), Development of Gymnasia and Graeco-Roman Cityscapes, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 57
CollectionVerena Olejniczak Lobsien, Bernd Roling, Lutz Bergemann and Bettina Bohle (Eds.), Vom Seelengefährt zum Glorienleib. Formen aitherischer Leiblichkeit, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 56
BookOliver Nakoinz, Zentralität. Theorie, Methoden und Fallbeispiele zur Analyse zentraler Orte, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 55
CollectionSusanne Grunwald, Kerstin P. Hofmann, Daniel A. Werning and Felix Wiedemann (Eds.), Mapping Ancient Identities. Methodisch-kritische Reflexionen zu Kartierungspraktiken, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 54
BookPetra Wodtke, Dies ist kein römisches Objekt. Ein archäologisch-semiotischer Zugang zur materiellen Kultur der römischen Provinz Epirus, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 53
CollectionJonas Berking (Ed.), Water Management in Ancient Civilizations, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 52
BookStefan Schreiber, Wandernde Dinge als Assemblagen. Neo-Materialistische Perspektiven zum ‚römischen Import‘ im ‚mitteldeutschen Barbaricum‘, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 51
BookOlivier Defaux, The Iberian Peninsula in Ptolemy’s Geography. Origins of the Coordinates and Textual History, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 50
CollectionMichael Meyer, Piotr Łuczkiewicz and Björn Rauchfuß (Eds.), Eisenzeitliche Siedlungskeramik der Przeworsk-Kultur / Ceramika osadowa kulturyprzeworskiej z młodszego okresuprzedrzymskiego, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 49
CollectionUte Luig (Ed.), Approaching the Sacred. Pilgrimage in historical and intercultural perspective, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 48
BookSebastian Fischer, Raumrelationen. Die Lokalkasus im Hurritischen, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 47
CollectionInes Beilke-Voigt and Oliver Nakoinz (Eds.), Enge Nachbarn. Das Problem von Doppelburgen und Mehrfachburgen in der Bronzezeit und im Mittelalter, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 46
BookStefanie Kühn, Neue Untersuchungen zur Pythaïs-Prozession von Athen nach Delphi, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2018

Vol. 45
CollectionReinhard Bernbeck, Kerstin P. Hofmann and Ulrike Sommer (Eds.), Between Memory Sites and Memory Networks. New Archaeological and Historical Perspectives, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 44
CollectionJohn Steele and Mathieu Ossendrijver (Eds.), Studies on the Ancient Exact Sciences in Honour of Lis Brack-Bernsen, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 43
CollectionStefan Burmeister and Reinhard Bernbeck (Eds.), The Interplay of People and Technologies. Archaeological Case Studies on Innovation, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 42
BookSven Greinke, Landschaft und Stadt als literarisierte Räume in den Panegyrici Latini der Tetrarchie, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 41
CollectionFelix Wiedemann, Kerstin P. Hofmann and Hans-Joachim Gehrke (Eds.), Vom Wandern der Völker. Migrationserzählungen in den Altertumswissenschaften, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 40
CollectionStefan Altekamp, Carmen Marcks-Jacobs and Peter Seiler (Eds.), Perspektiven der Spolienforschung 2. Zentren und Konjunkturen der Spoliierung, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2017

Vol. 39
ProceedingsFabian Horn and Cilliers Breytenbach (Eds.), Spatial Metaphors. Ancient Texts and Transformations, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 38
ProceedingsSvend Hansen, Daniel Neumann and Tilmann Vachta (Eds.), Raum, Gabe und Erinnerung. Weihgaben und Heiligtümer in prähistorischen und antiken Gesellschaften, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 37
BookElke Kaiser, Das dritte Jahrtausend im osteuropäischen Steppenraum. Kulturhistorische Studien zu prähistorischer Subsistenzwirtschaft und Interaktion mit benachbarten Räumen, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2019

Vol. 36
BookAxel Schäfer, Die Spur des Heiligen. Raum, Ritual und die Feier des Santiago in den südlichen zentralen Anden, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 35
ProceedingsBarbara Armbruster, Heidemarie Eilbracht, Oliver Hahn and Orsolya Heinrich-Tamáska (Eds.), Verborgenes Wissen. Innovation und Transformation feinschmiedetechnischer Entwicklungen im diachronen Vergleich, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 34
ProceedingsUndine Lieberwirth and Irmela Herzog (Eds.), 3D-Anwendungen in der Archäologie. Computeranwendungen und quantitative Methoden in der Archäologie. Workshop der AG CAA und des Exzellenzclusters Topoi 2013, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 33
BookTilmann Vachta, Bronzezeitliche Hortfunde und ihre Fundorte in Böhmen, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2016

Vol. 32
ProceedingsGisela Eberhardt and Fabian Link (Eds.), Historiographical Approaches to Past Archaeological Research, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2015

Vol. 31
ProceedingsErnst Baltrusch and Julia Wilker (Eds.), Amici - socii - clientes? Abhängige Herrschaft im Imperium Romanum, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2015

Vol. 30
ProceedingsSusan Pollock (Ed.), Between Feasts and Daily Meals. Towards an Archaeology of Commensal Spaces, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2015

Vol. 29
CollectionAlmut-Barbara Renger and Isabel Toral-Niehoff (Eds.), Genealogie und Migrationsmythen im antiken Mittelmeerraum und auf der arabischen Halbinsel, Berlin: Edition Topoi, 2014

Vol. 28
BookAnton Gass, Das Siebenstromland zwischen Bronze- und Früheisenzeit. Eine Regionalstudie, 2016

Vol. 27
ProceedingsUte Kelp and Olivier Henry (Eds.), Tumulus as Sema. Space, Politics, Culture and Religion in the First Millenium BC, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2016

Vol. 26
BookDaniel Neumann, Landschaften der Ritualisierung. Die Fundplätze kupfer- und bronzezeitlicher Metalldeponierungen zwischen Donau und Po, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2015

Vol. 25
BookClaudia Gerling, Prehistoric Mobility and Diet in the West Eurasian Steppes 3500 to 300 BC. An isotopic Approach, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2015

Vol. 24
BookManfred Woidich, Die westliche Kugelamphorenkultur. Untersuchungen zu ihrer raumzeitlichen Differenzierung, kulturellen und anthropologischen Identität, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 23
ProceedingsSilvia Polla and Philip Verhagen (Eds.), Computational Approaches to the Study of Movement in Archaeology. Theory, Practice and Interpretation of Factors and Effects of Long Term Landscape Formation and Transformation, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 22
ProceedingsKlaus Corcilius and Dominik Perler (Eds.), Partitioning the Soul. Debates from Plato to Leibniz, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 21
BookJan Moje, Herrschaftsräume und Herrschaftswissen ägyptischer Lokalregenten. Soziokulturelle Interaktionen zur Machtkonsolidierung vom 8. bis zum 4. Jahrhundert v. Chr, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 20
BookCyril Brosch, Untersuchungen zur hethitischen Raumgrammatik, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 19
CollectionSilvia Kutscher and Daniel A. Werning (Eds.), On Ancient Grammars of Space. Linguistic Research on the Expression of Spatial Relations and Motion in Ancient Languages, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 18
CollectionEleftheria Paliou, Undine Lieberwirth and Silvia Polla (Eds.), Spatial analysis and social spaces. Interdisciplinary approaches to the interpretation of prehistoric and historic built environments, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 17
CollectionEva Cancik-Kirschbaum, Nicole Brisch and Jesper Eidem (Eds.), Constituent, Confederate, and Conquered Space in Upper Mesopotamia. The Emergence of the Mittani State, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 16
ProceedingsSvend Hansen and Michael Meyer (Eds.), Parallele Raumkonzepte, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 15
ProceedingsStefan Altekamp, Carmen Marcks-Jacobs and Peter Seiler (Eds.), Perspektiven der Spolienforschung 1. Spoliierung und Transposition, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 14
ProceedingsKlaus Geus and Michael Rathmann (Eds.), Vermessung der Oikumene, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 13
CollectionCosima Möller and Eberhard Knobloch (Eds.), In den Gefilden der römischen Feldmesser. Juristische, wissenschaftsgeschichtliche, historische und sprachliche Aspekte, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 12
ProceedingsDominik Bonatz (Ed.), The Archaeology of Political Spaces. The Upper Mesopotamian Piedmont in the Second Millennium BC, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2014

Vol. 11
ProceedingsOrtwin Dally, Susanne Moraw and Hauke Ziemssen (Eds.), Bild – Raum – Handlung. Perspektiven der Archäologie, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 10
ProceedingsSvend Hansen, Daniel Neumann and Tilmann Vachta (Eds.), Hort und Raum. Aktuelle Forschungen zu bronzezeitlichen Deponierungen in Mitteleuropa, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 9
ProceedingsElke Kaiser and Wolfram Schier (Eds.), Mobilität und Wissenstransfer in diachroner und interdisziplinärer Perspektive, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2013

Vol. 8
BookSalvatore De Vincenzo, Tra Cartagine e Roma, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 7
CollectionErnst Baltrusch, Morten Hegewisch, Michael Meyer, Uwe Puschner and Christian Wendt (Eds.), 2000 Jahre Varusschlacht. Geschichte-Archäologie-Legenden, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 6
ProceedingsFelix Mundt (Ed.), Kommunikationsräume im kaiserzeitlichen Rom, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 5
ProceedingsElke Kaiser, Joachim Burger and Wolfram Schier (Eds.), Population Dynamics in Prehistory and Early History. New Approaches by Using Stable Isotopes and Genetics, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2012

Vol. 4
ProceedingsTherese Fuhrer (Ed.), Rom und Mailand in der Spätantike. Repräsentationen städtischer Räume in Literatur, Architektur und Kunst, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2011

Vol. 3
CollectionFrank Daubner (Ed.), Militärsiedlungen und Territorialherrschaft in der Antike, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2010

Vol. 2
BookAlessandra Gilibert, Syro-Hittite Monumental Art and the Archaeology of Performance, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2011

Vol. 1
ProceedingsEva Cancik-Kirschbaum, Margarete van Ess and Joachim Marzahn (Eds.), Babylon. Wissenskultur in Orient und Okzident/ Science Culture Between Orient and Occident, Berlin, Boston: De Gruyter, 2011

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Open Access Journal: Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Estudios griegos e indoeuropeos

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Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Estudios griegos e indoeuropeos
ISSN 1131-9070
ISSN-e 1988-2637
Portada de Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Estudios griegos e indoeuropeos 
Cuadernos de Filología Clásica (Estudios griegos e indoeuropeos) (ISSN 1131-9070, ISSN-e 1988-2637) es una revista de periodicidad anual que continúa desde 1991 en su especialidad, juntamente con la sección la sección latina, la antigua revista Cuadernos de Filología Clásica. Refundada por los Catedráticos José S. Lasso de la Vega y Luis Gil Fernández, acoge en sus páginas colaboraciones científicas españolas y extranjeras que versen sobre los ámbitos comprendidos bajo los conceptos de Filología Griega y Lingüística Indoeuropea.
Vol. 30 (2020)

Artículos

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Vol. 29 (2019

Artículos

Notas y discusiones

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Vol 28 (2018)

Tabla de contenidos

Artículos

“Breves notas sobre la lengua de Rintón y el antiguo dialecto griego de TarentoPDF
Josep Querol Donat 9-16
El ἵστωρ homérico y la toma de juramentoPDF (English)
Gastón Javier Basile 17-39
Metáforas del amor en la poesía de la Grecia antigua (II): De la tragedia ática a la poesía helenísticaPDF
Pilar Hualde Pascual 41-81
De la superioridad intelectual a la moral en la Orestía de EsquiloPDF
Reyes Bertolín Cebrián 83-100
El viaje en la tragedia griegaPDF
M. Carmen Encinas Reguero 101-113
La domesticación de éros y poesía en las Leyes: la síntesis platónica de vida y poesíaPDF
Mª Elena Macua Martínez 115-128
La divisibilidad del alma en la psicología de Aristóteles. ¿Es posible conciliar el hilemorfismo y el cardiocentrismo?”PDF
César Augusto Mora Alonso 129-139
El Κανών de Epicuro en la "Epístola a Heródoto"PDF
Jesús Muñoz Morcillo 141-157
εἴπερ Ἀθηναῖοι Σμύρναν ἀπῳκίσαμεν: Análisis del Epigrama XI 442 de la Antología PalatinaPDF
Isabel Varillas Sánchez 159-170
El complejo mundo de la retórica mágica: una mirada más allá de la coacciónPDF
Miriam Blanco Cesteros 171-193
El Nuevo Testamento: la visión de un filólogo”PDF
Antonio Piñero 195-205
La voz autorial en la "Historia romana" de ApianoPDF
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Horrillo 207-224
Medicinas que declarar. Dos obras farmacéuticas atribuidas a Galeno.PDF (English)
Klaus-Dietrich Fischer 225-241
Aldinas anotadas: una puesta al día de la contribución de los humanistas a través del estudio de "De facie"PDF
Luisa Lesage Gárriga 243-265
Los inicios de un debate interminable: la cuestión del origen de los Campos Elisios en la AntigüedadPDF
Miguel Rodríguez-Díaz, Germán Santana Henríquez 267-280
Los "Pelópidas" de Jorge Llopis y la parodia de la tragedia griegaPDF
Ramiro González Delgado 281-304

Notas y discusiones

En el quinto centenario de la muerte de Cisneros: breve semblanza de Demetrio Ducas, primer catedrático de griego de la ComplutensePDF
Felipe G. Hernández Muñoz 305-312

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Hippocrate, Tome IV, 1re partie : Épidémies I et III, Texte établi et traduit par Jacques Jouanna, avec la contribution de Alessia Guardasole, Anargyros Anastassiou, Paris: Les Belles Lettres, 2016. ISBN: 978-2-251-00611-6PDF
Elsa García Novo UCM 313-315
Galeno, "Sobre los pulsos para principiantes. Sobre la utilidad de los pulsos". Introducción, traducción, notas e índices de Luis Miguel Pino Campos, Madrid: Ediciones Clásicas, 2015, 304 pp. ISBN 84-7882-790-PDF
Alicia Esteban Santos 317-320
Juan José Marcos García, "Manual ilustrado de Paleografía griega", Madrid, Dykinson, 2016 (558 pp.). ISBN: 978-84-9148-007-5PDF
Felipe G. Hernández Muñoz 321-322
Juan Antonio Álvarez-Pedrosa Núñez (ed. y coord.), "Fuentes para el estudio de la religión eslava precristiana", Zaragoza: Libros Pórtico, 2017, 505 págs., ISBN: 978-84-7956-164-2.PDF
Jesús Ángel Espinós 323-328
Nicole Kröll, "Die Jugend des Dionysos. Die Ampelos-Episode in den “Dionysiaka” des Nonnos von Panopolis" (Millennium-Studien n. 62), Berlin: De Gruyter, 2016. ISBN: 978-3-11-041920-7PDF
David Hernández de la Fuente 329-332
Alejandro García Molinos, "La adivinación en los papiros mágicos griegos", Zaragoza: Universidad de Zaragoza, 2017. ISBN: 978-84-16935-38-3PDF
Paula López de Hontanar Zabal 333-335
Manuel Sanz Morales, Ramiro González Delgado, Miriam Librán Moreno & Jesús Ureña Bracero (eds.), "La (inter)textualidad en Plutarco. Actas del XII Simposio Internacional de la Sociedad Española de Plutarquistas. Cáceres, 8-10 de octubre de 2015"PDF
Marina Salvador Gimeno 337-342
Elena Redondo-Moyano - María José García Soler (eds.), "Nuevas interpretaciones del mundo antiguo. Papers in Honor of Professor José Luis Melena on the Occasion of his Retirement", Anejos de «Veleia» (Series minor 33)PDF (Italiano)
Matteo Pellegrino 343-344
David Carmona, "La escena típica de la epipólesis. De la épica a la historiografía", Roma: Edizioni Quasar, 2014, 288 págs. ISBN: 978-88-7140-563-6PDF
Miguel Ángel Rodríguez Horrillo 345-348
Bartolomé Segura Ramos, "Ensayo sobre la Ilíada", Sevilla: Thémata, 2016. 289 págs. ISBN: 978-84-943454-63PDF
Carmen Teresa Pabón de Acuña 349-355

Vol 27 (2017)


Tabla de contenidos


Rosa Aguilar (In memoriam)PDF
Ignacio Rodríguez Alfageme 9-10

Artículos


Palabras de Musas (Hes. Theog. 22-35)PDF
Ignacio Rodríguez Alfageme 11-30

La preposición ἀπό en el griego del Nuevo Testamento. Algunos casos de controversiaPDF
Marta Merino Hernández 31-47

El prólogo y el primer estásimo de Edipo en Colono: un estudio comparativoPDF
Fernando Pérez Lambás 49-63

La sombra del poder: EgistoPDF
José Vicente Bañuls Oller 65-82

Reflexiones en torno al «juego de velos» del "Fedro" y una posible alusión al "Hipólito velado"PDF
Jonathan Lavilla de Lera 83-116

La δίκη ἐξούλης y la δίκη βιαίωνPDF
Enrique García Domingo 117-132

Plutarco, dos "Vidas", tres oradores: Foción, Demóstenes y DémadesPDF
Carlos Alcalde Martín 133-146

Mariano Escolástico, APl 201. Una interpretación de Eros en el reinado de Justino II y Sofi aPDF
Carlos A. Martins de Jesus 147-162

Juan Ginés de Sepúlveda frente a León de Castro: una carta inédita en defensa de su traducción latina de la política de AristótelesPDF
Ignacio J. García Pinilla, Julián Solana Pujalte 163-195

Alfredo Adolfo Camús (ca. 1817-1889) y la historiografía hispana de la literatura griega: entre la realidad y el deseoPDF
Francisco García Jurado 197-233

Circe y las sirenas de la épica griega al microrrelato hispanoamericanoPDF
Aurora Galindo Esparza 235-265

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Carmen González Vázquez (dir), et allii, Diccionario de personajes de la Comedia antigua, Zaragoza:PDF
Ignacio Rodríguez Alfageme 267-268

J. Guillermo Montes Cala (†), Rafael J. Gallé Cejudo, Manuel Sánchez Ortiz de Landaluce y Tomás Silva Sánchez (eds.), Fronteras entre el verso y la prosa en la literatura helenística y helenístico-romana. Homenaje al Prof. José Guillermo Montes Cala,PDF
Ignacio Rodríguez Alfageme 269-270

Juan Antonio López Férez (ed.), Galeno. Lengua, composición literaria, léxico, estilo,PDF
Alicia Esteban Santos 271-275

Juan Antonio López Férez, Teorías de Galeno sobre el semen femenino,PDF
Alicia Esteban Santos 276-278

Giuseppina P. Viscardi, Munichia: la dea, il mare, la polis. Confi gurazioni di un spazio artemideo,PDF
Ana Isabel Jiménez San Cristóbal 279-281

Jorge Wiesse (ed.), Purgatorios, purgatori.PDF
Daniel Caballero Payá 282-284

Teresa Martínez Manzano, Historia del fondo manuscrito griego de la Universidad de Salamanca (Obras de referencia 37).PDF
Carmen García Bueno 285-287

María Teresa Gallego Pérez, Vida y muerte en el Corpus Hippocraticum,PDF
Jordi Redondo 288-291

E. Latorre Broto, Griegos que el estandarte alzáis de libres. Poesía fi lohelénica española e hispanoamericana (1821-1843),PDF
Diego Román Martínez 292-292

J. A. López Férez, Mitos en las obras conservadas de Eurípides. Guía para la lectura del trágico,PDF
A. Vicente Sánchez 293-294

Juan Antonio López Férez (ed.), La comedia griega en sus textos. Forma (lengua, léxico, estilo, métrica, crítica textual, pragmática) y contenido (crítica política y literaria, utopía, sátira, intertextualidad, evolución del género cómico),PDF
Vicente M. Ramón Palerm 295-297

G. Squillace 2015: I balsami di Afrodite. Medici, malattie e farmaci nel mondo anticoPDF
César Sierra Martín 298-300

V. Piano, Il papiro di Derveni tra religione e fi losofia,PDF
Alberto Bernabé Pajares 301-303

 
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Open Access Journal: Mirabilia: Revista Eletrônica da Antiguidade e Idade Média / Eletronic Journal of Antiquity and Middle Ages

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Mirabilia: Revista Eletrônica da Antiguidade e Idade Média / Eletronic Journal of Antiquity and Middle Ages
ISSN 1676-5818
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The word Mirabilia in latin is a neutral plural adjective which means "admirable things" or "wonders" and comes from the verb mirare, to regard, look at. Therefore, this name evokes the admirable aspects of the ancient and the medieval times.

The Journal Mirablia is an on line publication which provides articles, documents and academic reviews produced by scholars of Ancient and Medieval History from all over the world interested in increase and debate their interests.

This publication is connected to the deeper concept of Cultural History, which is expressed in the relationship between History and the other fields of knowledge and centers its studies in the literaires, religious, philosophycal and artistical aspects of those areas and their relationship in time and space.

The Journal Mirabilia intends not only to unite the studies of different branches in human sciences, but also to link the areas of Ancient and Medieval History in Brazil. The reason of this ambition is a simple one: the Brazilian scholars and students have a great difficulty to access the sources and the recent publications, an habitual problem to the countries of the Third World. Therefore, by approaching the two areas and providing them with opportunity of reaching the research findings in Brazil and abroad, We intend to strenghten the Brazilian studies of Ancient and Medieval History, proportioning to a greater number of people the acess to the result of the researches currently developed.
Issues accepting papers

Mirabilia Journal 31 (2020/2)

Ángel PAZOS LÓPEZ; José María SALVADOR GONZÁLEZ

Mirabilia Journal 31 (2020/2)

 Color from Antiquity to Baroque

Materiality and ideality of colors

Accepting papers until November 15, 2020
Send your article to subm@revistamirabilia.com to publish in this issue. For more information, see our submission guidelines.

Past issues

Antonio CORTIJO; Vicent MARTINES; Armando Alexandre dos SANTOS (orgs.)

Mirabilia Journal 30 (2020/1)

War and Disease in Antiquity and the Middle Ages

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Presentation

War and Disease: A Tale of Destruction

Antonio CORTIJO; Vicent MARTINES

Special Issue

Coronavirus, Population Genetics, and Humanities

Ángel GÓMEZ MORENO

Original title: Coronavirus, Population Genetics, and Humanities

Coronavirus and Genetics: in no way a miracle

Ángel GÓMEZ MORENO

Original title: Coronavirus and Genetics: in no way a miracle

Coronavirus, Black Swans and Gray Rhinos

Joandomènec ROS

Original title: El coronavirus, els cignes negres i els rinoceronts grisos

Special Issue 1

The papyri of The Book of Jannes and Jambres in the context of the lost Greek novels

María Paz LÓPEZ MARTÍNEZ

Keywords: Egyptian and Christian Literature, Greek literary papyri and parchments, Jewish, Lost Greek novels, Magician tales, Old Testament apocrypha, The Book of Jannes and Jambres.

A revision of some of the Greek novel topics and loci paralleli that we can find in a lost work, known as The Apocryphon of Jannes and Jambres. The author and the date are unknown but 7 –perhaps 8– testimonies from the original text have been preserved thanks to the papyri and parchments. They correspond to different supports and languages.

War and Disease. Between Pericles´s Funeral Oration and the plague of Athens

Antonio CORTIJO

Original title: Guerra y enfermedad. Entre el Discurso fúnebre de Pericles y la plaga de Atenas

Keywords: Athens, Funeral Oration, Plague, Thucydides, War.

Pericles’s Funeral Oration in 431 BC praises Athens’s values (dialogue, citizens’ participation, democracy) against Spartan oligarchy during the Peloponnesian War. Only a few months after the oration was delivered, a terrible plague decimated Athenian democracy and ended Pericles’s life.

Pain generates understanding: Fair War and Crusades

Luiz Augusto Rocha do NASCIMENTO

Original title: A dor gera compreensão: a Guerra Justa e as Cruzadas

Keywords: Christianity, Crusades, Islam, Just War.

The Crusades were no longer a conflict within the history of wars. They were a clash between two worldviews: Christianity and Islam. The beginning of the Crusades, unlike other wars, was based on the principles of just war. This work gave a summary of the origins of just war and Islam. Then he showed that the Church of Rome applies these principles in some cases. One such case was the Crusades.

Disease, Sin and Soul Medicine in the preaching of Saint Anthony (c. 1195-1231)

Gustavo Cambraia FRANCO

Original title: Doença, pecado e medicina da alma na pregação de Santo Antônio (c. 1195-1231)

Keywords: Body, Disease, Medicine, Saint Anthony of Lisbon, Sin.

The purpose of this article is to analyze the ideas of Saint Anthony of Lisbon, a XIIIth century Franciscan preacher, about diseases and their relationship with the medieval doctrine of sin and vices. The theme is exposed from evangelical passages and a series of related biblical accounts, explained by Saint Anthony, which contain references to diseases and physical sickness. His sermons emphasize, through the exegesis of the allegorical and moral senses, that the human body and its five senses are open doors to vices, by which the human soul, and even the body itself, are infected and affected by various physical and spiritual illnesses. So, only the medicine of Christ and of his preachers, the continuous exercise of virtues and penitential practices have the power to heal and regenerate man to its original state of health.

The just war in St. Thomas de Aquinas and its reflections in History

Gilberto Callado de OLIVEIRA

Original title: A guerra justa em Santo Tomás de Aquino e seus reflexos na História

Keywords: Crusades, Just war, Lawfulness of war, Saint Augustine, Saint Thomas Aquinas.

In the face of current offensive and preventive wars, based on ideological and economic values, Thomist philosophy and theology are very important, not only in considering the fundamentals of just war, but also applying the theory of private wars as a possible key to giving origin of a new international order. Augustine of Hippo was certainly the creator of the doctrine of just defensive war based on Christian principles, but, taken up by Aquinas, it acquired the idea of an offensive holy war, which involves the protection of justice and the honour of God.

The episode of the lepers in Jaufre

Anton Maria ESPADALER

Original title: L’episodi dels leprosos al Romanç de Jaufré

Keywords: Leprosy, Medical Therapy, Occitan Literature, Sexual Disease.

The Occitan Roman of Jaufré offers the most complete description of a human being affected by leprosy in all medieval literature. From its behavior and treatment derives a medical knowledge, absent in pious texts, and it is observed that, while understanding leprosy as a Sexually Transmitted Disease, the author does not make any criticism of it.

A fame et impidemia libera nos, Domine! Mortality Crisis in Medieval Europe A fame et impidemia libera nos, Domine!

Mário Jorge da Motta BASTOS

Original title: A fame et impidemia libera nos, Domine! Crises de Mortalidade na Europa Medieval

Keywords: Medieval History, Middle Ages, Mortality Crisis, Plague.

In this article, we propose to historicize the intense and, why not say, suffered incidence of the successive impacts produced by the mortality crisis in medieval societies of Western Europe – with special emphasis on those arising from epidemics of bubonic plague and famines –, considering particularly the epidemic cycle initiated by the pandemic that, between 1348 and 1352, afflicted three continents, as well as its incidence in the kingdom of Portugal between the 14th and 16th centuries. We intend to consider its main vectors, evolution, motivations and consequences in the context of a civilization that was experiencing the crisis that determined its decline.

Disease, War, Identities in a(nother) TV series on the Borgias

Adéla KOŤÁTKOVÁ

Original title: Malaltia, guerra, identitats en una (altra) sèrie de televisió sobre els Borja

Keywords: Borgia family, Disease, Historical fiction, Identities, War.

When representing the Borgias, a part of the most recent historical fiction tends to avoid the black legend that has accompanied the surname over the centuries. In this article we review the mechanisms through which a television series presents the family as active protagonists of the transition from the Middle Ages to the modern period, as promoters of the Renaissance, not only with regard to artistic and intellectual interests, but also to the evolution of diseases and therapies or in the management of military conflicts. We also check how the creators of the series project their preconceptions on the ethnolinguistic identities of the characters.

Articles

Much more than flesh and bones: the body and the relationship with God in the Hebrew Bible

Renan FRIGHETTO, Willibaldo RUPPENTHAL NETO

Original title: Muito mais que carne e ossos: o corpo e a relação com Deus na Bíblia Hebraica

Keywords: Body, God, Hebrew Bible, Soul.

This paper aims to analyze how the Hebrew Bible presents the human body, studying the biblical texts with particular attention to important terms for Jewish anthropology, like bāsār, usually translated as “body”, and nefesh, normally translated as “soul”, in order to highlight their particularity. This study intends to present not only the valuation of the body in the Hebrew Bible, but also its importance in the relationship between man and God according to the biblical perspective.

The Christian itinerary according to Evagrius Ponticus: the reach of its exegetical projections on the Holy Scriptures in general, and on the book of Ecclesiastes in particular

Santiago Hernán VÁZQUEZ, Ana Laura QUIROGA

Original title: El itinerario cristiano según Evagrio Póntico: sus proyecciones exegéticas en la Sagrada Escritura en general y en el libro del Eclesiastés en particular

Keywords: Ecclesiastes, Evagrius Ponticus, Exegesis, Natural Contemplation.

In the context of current studies on the thought of Evagrius Ponticus we are interested in deepening the exegetical projections that –following a well– identified classical–Christian tradition– possesses the evagrian conception of Christianity as an itinerary of salvation. These projections extend to Sacred Scripture in general and, in a way, to the book of Ecclesiastes. Thus, after developing the sense of the evagrian itinerary and its general exegetical projections, our work will focus on the evagrian commentary entitled “Scholia on Ecclesiastes” and its place within the framework of the thought of the philosopher of Ponto. This work has been little studied but it constitutes a unique exegetical piece within the evagrian corpus. Through this work we access a deeper understanding of what Evagrius wanted to designate with the concept of “natural contemplation”. In this sense, deepening this work allows –in our view– a renewed understanding of the spiritual itinerary that constitutes, for Evagrius, the essence of Christianity. Similarly, Scholia on Ecclesiastes allow us to understand more fully the particularities of the exegetical evagrian method.

The Hagiographical Relations between Byzantium and the West during the Middle Byzantine Period

Spyros P. PANAGOPOULOS

Original title: Las relaciones hagiográficas entre Bizancio y Occidente durante el período bizantino medio

Keywords: Byzantium, Hagiography, Middle Byzantine Period, Pilgrimage-relics, West.

In the present study a special reference is made to the hagiographical relations between Byzantium and the West. The first part is dedicated to the “communication” of Byzantium with the West, on the role played by the Lives of Byzantine Saints, the transfer and honor of their relics and pilgrimages. The phenomenon developed after the 4th century, when an attempt was made to create a liturgical and worship communication between the two Churches and the Roman Martyrologium was formed in the West. The second part is dedicated to the “communication” of the West in Byzantium through the honor of the western Saints. In the next paragraph, we talk about "communication" through the holy relics of the Saints, and it is found that the phenomenon mainly concerned Saints of the East. The paper closes with some introductory notes on translators’ translation options and techniques.

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Classical Literature and the Mind of Europe [Classics Faculty Virtual Reception Seminar Series]

September 15, 2020, 4:21 am
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Classical Literature and the Mind of Europe [Classics Faculty Virtual Reception Seminar Series]

Mondays, Michaelmas Term 2020
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Convenors: Fiona Macintosh (Oxford) and David Ricks (KCL/APGRD Advisory Board Member)


Week 1 (12 October): Orientation from Fiona Macintosh; Boris Maslov (Oslo), ‘Ovidian Exiles and Juvenal’s Lash: Aesthetic Republicanism in Shostakovich’s Fourteenth Symphony’. Respondent: Philip Bullock (Oxford)

Week 2 (19 October): Charlie Louth (Oxford), ‘'Hölderlin’s European Mind'. Respondent: Joshua Billings (Princeton)  

Week 3 (26 October): Michael Paschalis (Crete), ‘Latin and the modern Greeks’. Respondent: Constanze Güthenke (Oxford)

Week 4 (2 November):  Constanze Güthenke (Oxford), 'Gildersleeve and the relationship with Germany, the USA, and modern Greece'. Respondent: Emily Greenwood (Yale)

Week 5 (9 November):  Rosa Mucignat (KCL), 'Leopardi   and the idea of Europe'. Respondent: Emanuela Tandello (Oxford)

Week 6 (16 November): Péter Hajdu (Hungarian Academy of Sciences), 'Hungarian translations of Latin prose, especially Tacitus'. Respondent: Stephen Harrison (Oxford)

Week 7 (23 November): Victoria Moul (UCL), ‘Neo-Latin and Protestant Europe’. Respondent: Colin Burrow (Oxford)

Week 8 (30 November): David Ricks (KCL) ‘Christendom and anti-Hellenism: Walter Shewring’s sallies’. Respondent: Justine McConnell (KCL)

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Handbook of Stemmatology: History, Methodology, Digital Approaches

September 15, 2020, 4:31 am
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Handbook of Stemmatology: History, Methodology, Digital Approaches
Series: De Gruyter Reference
Edited by:Philipp Roelli
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Stemmatology studies aspects of textual criticism that use genealogical methods to analyse a set of copies of a text whose autograph has been lost. This handbook is the first to cover the entire field, encompassing both theoretical and practical aspects of traditional as well as modern digital methods and their history. As an art ( ars), stemmatology’s main goal is editing and thus presenting to the reader a historical text in the most satisfactory way. As a more abstract discipline ( scientia), it is interested in the general principles of how texts change in the process of being copied. Thirty eight experts from all of the fields involved have joined forces to write this handbook, whose eight chapters cover material aspects of text traditions, the genesis and methods of traditional "Lachmannian" textual criticism and the objections raised against it, as well as modern digital methods used in the field. The two concluding chapters take a closer look at how this approach towards texts and textual criticism has developed in some disciplines of textual scholarship and compare methods used in other fields that deal with "descent with modification". The handbook thus serves as an introduction to this interdisciplinary field.  
– First systematic coverage of stemmatology as a field within textual criticism.
– Written by 38 experts in fields from various philologies to biology and information theory.
– Illustrations and many practical examples from a wide range of disciplines are provided to render the content more accessible.
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Peopling the Past: Real People in the Ancient World and the Real People that Study Them

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Presocratics Source

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Presocratics Source
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Presocratics Source presents the transcription of the famous collection of Presocratic thinkers in ninety chapters originally edited by H. Diels and W. Kranz (Die Fragmente der Vorsokratiker, ed. by H. Diels-W. Kranz, 3 vols., Weidmann, Berlin, 19582), with the parallel Italian translation edited by G. Giannantoni (I Presocratici. Testimonianze e frammenti, a cura di G. Giannantoni, Laterza, Roma-Bari, 19832).

Presocratics Source enable users to access texts, exploit resources, and perform queries. Notes, additional information and a legenda for a better access to the text are also available.

The publication is peer-reviewed and aspire to meet the highest quality standards. The content of the site and its internet addresses are stable and can be freely consulted and used for scholarly purposes. The site will be soon open for semantically enrich the data published on the websites. A use of peer-to-peer (p2p) networking will also provide an efficient and engaging collaborative work space.
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New Open Access Journal: Ius Romanum

September 16, 2020, 6:45 am
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Ius Romanum
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Welcome to the website of the new electronic journal IUS ROMANUM! 
IUS ROMANUM is the first Bulgarian journal, dedicated to the study and research of Roman Law and Roman legal tradition in contemporary law. The journal's manager and editor-in-chief is Prof. Malina Novkirishka – Stoyanova, DSc, who teaches Roman Law in the Law Faculty of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski". The Council of Editors consists of more than 50 members, including lecturers from different departments in the Sofia University and distinguished academics from the whole world, who have expressed their support for the initiative and have provided help in terms of submitting their own articles, presenting the journal on scientific forums, attracting new authors etc.
The online journal IUS ROMANUM is issued by the Law Faculty of the Sofia University "St. Kliment Ohridski". The authors, whose articles are published, are lecturers and researchers with interest in Roman Law and Roman legal tradition not only from the Law Faculty, but also from other Bulgarian and foreign universities. Since 2016 the journal also publishes works written by the members of the newly-founded Balkan Association of Roman Law and Roman Legal Tradition "Societas pro iure romano". The languages, in which the articles may be published, are Bulgarian, Italian, English, French and in exceptional cases Spanish.
The journal's purpose is to study and present the different aspects of the incorporation of Roman legal norms and principles into the contemporary legal systems, to outline the way in which modeThe first issue of the new journal IUS ROMANUM is dedicated to the 2000-th anniversary from the death of the first Roman emperor Octavian August. He is considered the father of the Roman Empire in spite of the fact that during his rule the institutions of the republican period were still alive. The age of August is known as PAX ROMANA, and marks the beginning of a long period of peace which favored both the economic development and the consolidation of the political dominance of Rome I the Mediterranean area. This is also a period of important legal reforms, establishment of the principles of administration in the provinces and setting up of the structure of the centralized administration, management and jurisdiction in the empire.
 
     August is an especially suitable topic for the start of a new initiative for popularization of the Roman legal culture and tradition and the related first Romanist journal in Bulgaria. The topic was chosen taking into consideration the ideas of the students who study Roman law at the Sofia University, and of many colleagues who, in the last couple of years, have shown their interest in the studies on Ancient Rome.
 
     Contributors with articles inrn-day legislation and legal culture was influenced by the Roman legal tradition. The journal also gives the Bulgarian audience the opportunity to familiarize itself with this subject. Every issue is dedicated to a specific topic and includes articles, which are relevant both to its Roman and to its contemporary legal aspects. Issues of the journal are published twice a year, once in June and once in December.

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COMMERCIUM

 

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ISSUE I/2017: FAMILIA

 

 

ISSUE II/2017: UNIVERSUM IURIS ROMANI

 

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I/2018 : ADMINISTRATIO

 

II/2018: IUS ET HUMANITAS

 

I/2019: PECUNIA

 

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Open Access Journal: Vita Latina

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Vita Latina
ISSN: 0042-7306
eISSN: 1783-1830
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Créée en 1957 dans le cadre des expériences de latin vivant, la revue Vita Latina est éditée par l’Association du même nom qui était originellement implantée en Avignon avant d’être hébergée en 1994 par l’université Montpellier III ; elle a pendant longtemps été entièrement rédigée en latin et, outre des articles sur les auteurs classiques, elle contenait des créations littéraires originales (poèmes, courts récits) et des réflexions sur l’actualité.
Son orientation éditoriale a évolué et elle s’adresse aujourd’hui à tous ceux qui souhaitent rester informés dans tous les domaines de la recherche en études anciennes (littérature, histoire, philologie, archéologie, philosophie, religion, mythologie, arts, architecture), des origines à l’Antiquité tardive, avec une spécificité pour les auteurs aux programmes des Agrégations de Lettres ou de Philosophie

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restrictedPompée, les Italiens et le Sénat (de 62 à 49 av. J.-C.) [article]
5 - 21
restrictedLe vocabulaire du bonheur et de la joie chez Plaute et Cicéron [article]
22 - 39
restrictedL’emploi des verbes dans le livre II du De rerum natura. Observations sur trois faits de langue : diathèse ; préverbation ; modalisation [article]
40 - 65
restrictedDe la couleur des choses : Lucrèce, De rerum natura II, 730-864, entre poésie et philosophie [article]
66 - 90
restrictedHorace miniaturiste : une poétique du mot à mot (Odes I, 23) [article]
91 - 121
restrictedCynthia’s ghost in Propertius’ IV, 7 : a re-examination [article]
122 - 136
restrictedL’espoir dans les Lettres à Lucilius de Sénèque [article]
137 - 168
restrictedSeneca e la bellezza della natura [article]
169 - 188
restrictedDu protreptique à l’auto-exhortation : l’exemple des Lettres à Lucilius de Sénèque [article]
189 - 206
restrictedVirtus et Fortuna : le général et l’armée au combat chez Tacite [article]
207 - 231
restrictedFormation initiale et formation continue de l’orateur : les exercices rhétoriques dans les livres I, II et X de l’Institution oratoire de Quintilien [article]
232 - 248
restrictedL’imitatio au livre X de l’Institution oratoire [article]
249 - 262

Bibliographies des concours

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restrictedSénèque, Lettres à Lucilius, livres I et II (epist. 1-21) [note bibliographique]
263 - 267
restrictedPrudence, Contre Symmaque, livre 2 [note bibliographique]
268 - 274

Vobis legimus

275 - 286
restrictedLucain, La guerre civile, chant II, édition, introduction, traduction et commentaire de Florian Barrière, collection «Commentario » , 2016 [compte-rendu]
275 - 276
restrictedLysias, Discours I, XII, XXIV, XXXII, introduction, traduction et commentaire de Pierre Chiron, «Commentario », 2015 [compte-rendu]
277 - 278
restrictedIsabelle David et Nathalie Lhostis (dir.), Codes dramaturgiques et normes morales dans la comédie nouvelle de Ménandre et de Plaute, collection «Chorégie » 4, 2016 [compte-rendu]
278 - 281
restrictedPierre Laurens, Les Mots latins pour Mathilde, 2016 [compte-rendu]
282 - 283
restrictedMaxime Pierre, Carmen : étude d’une catégorie sonore romaine, collection «/ Études anciennes / » , 2016 [compte-rendu]
283 - 284
restrictedJoël Thomas, Mythanalyse de la Rome antique, «Vérité des mythes » , 2015 [compte-rendu]
284 - 286
restrictedHélène Vial & Anne de Cremoux (dir.), Figures tragiques du savoir. Les dangers de la connaissance dans les tragédies grecques et leur postérité, «Cahiers de Philologie » 33, 2015 [compte-rendu]
286
restrictedConsignes aux auteurs [autre]
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