Información General

• Autores: María Paz de Hoz (coord.), Juan Luis García Alonso (coord.), Luis Arturo Guichard Romero (coord.)
• Editores: Peeters
• Año de publicación: 2020
• País: Bélgica
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 978-90-429-4004-8
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Resumen

• In the ancient Graeco-Roman East different types of interaction between Greek and local cultures took place. The present book investigates them from different viewpoints in their different manifestations (education, language, literature, etc.), and in different geographical areas: Egypt, Syria, Pontus Cappadocia, Propontis, Bithynia, Phrygia, Pisidia or the whole of Asia Minor. Did the Greek paideia intermingle with local traditions in the education of the local ruling classes? Did that have an impact on their prestige? Did this affect social classes? What were the extent and consequences of the linguistic contact between Greek and the local languages? Where there phenomena of Greek-local cultural translations or adaptations? What was the degree of penetration of the Greek literary models or topoi? How was the interaction of Greek paideia and the ancestral (local or regional) religions? What was the role of the Greek paideia as a signpost of identity? How did Greek and Latin coexist in this context? To answer such questions, the different papers in the current volume study each of them from a particular point of view, paying attention to the evidence available.

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Listado de artículos

• • Between Magian lore and Greek paideia: royal educa-tion in the kingdom of Pontus

    Luis Ballesteros Pastor

    págs. 1-18

    

  • Pepaideumenoi and paideia at the court of HellenisticCappadocia and the impact on cultural change

    Christoph Michels

    págs. 19-38

    

  • Local culture and regional cultures in the Propontis andBithynia

    Madalina Dana

    págs. 39-71

    

  • Graeco-Egyptian bilingualism: co-existence (and inter-ference?) of two vowel systems

    Juan Luis García Alonso

    págs. 72-87

    

  • Phrygian in contact with Greek: an overview Bartomeu Obrador-Cursach

    Bartomeu Obrador Cursach

    págs. 89-121

    

  • The interplay of text and image as a form of culturalcontact in Greek inscriptions from Egypt

    Luis Arturo Guichard Romero

    págs. 123-138

    

  • Traces of Greek literary tradition in the magical papyrifrom Roman Egypt: borrowing, adaptation, appropriation

    Ljuba Merlina Bortolani

    págs. 139-160

    

  • Greek literary tradition and local religion in metrical cultdedications from Asia Minor

    María Paz de Hoz

    págs. 161-182

    

  • Greek epic in Pisidia: The Solymi at Termessus

    Héctor Arroyo Quirce

    págs. 183-198

    

  • Greek literary topoi and local traditions in the etiologyof the ‘Antonine plague’

    Juan Pablo Sánchez Hernández

    págs. 199-216

    

  • Greek metrical inscriptions, classical paideia and iden-tity in late antiquity

    Gianfranco Agosti

    págs. 217-231

    

  • Greek-Latin bilingualism and cultural identity in the Graeco-Roman East: Carmina Epigraphica Graeca et Latina (CEGL) from the Middle East

    Valentina Garulli, Eleonora Santin

    págs. 233-257