Información General

• Autores: Ádám Szabó (ed. lit.), György Németh (hom.)
• Editores: Debrecen
• Año de publicación: 2016
• Colecciones: Hungarian Polis studies, 22
• País: Hungría
• Idioma: inglés
• ISBN: 9789632847962
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Resumen

• This research focuses on the contributions of György Németh to the study of ancient defixiones through his exploration of Auguste Audollent's notebooks and materials related to North African magical texts. The analysis highlights Németh's discovery of significant curatorial resources, the impact of historical naming conventions, the intricacies of textual transmission in ancient artifacts, and the ongoing relevance of these artifacts in understanding Roman and Greek magical practices. Additionally, it critiques previous interpretations and suggests new avenues for future research.

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Listado de artículos

• • Ỏ Διδάσκαλος ἡμῶν

    Ádám Lőrincz

    págs. 11-12

    

  • Computerized Historical Linguistic Database of the Latin Inscriptions of the Imperial Age:: Search and Charting Modules

    Béla Adamik

    págs. 13-27

    

  • Mind the bath! Magic at the Roman bath-houses

    Silvia Alfayé Villa

    págs. 28-37

    

  • Die Domitii in derrömisch-dakischen Lokalaristokratie

    Radu Ardevan

    págs. 38-50

    

  • “Sympathy with the Practitioners”:: Interview with Christopher A. Faraone

    Daniel Bajnok

    págs. 51-62

    

  • New Remarks on the Latin Curse Tablet from Savaria

    Andrea Barta

    págs. 63-69

    

  • Zwei interessante römische Bleispiegel

    Giulia Baratta

    págs. 70-82

    

  • Amphitheatralia Pannonica II:: Deux amphithéâtres ...? Gedanken zu einer Bauinschrift aus Brigetio

    László Borhy

    págs. 83-94

    

  • Habent sua fata inscriptiones.: A mortar impression of an inscription from Aphrodisias

    Angelos Chaniotis

    págs. 95-104

    

  • Some Further Remarkson Greek Magical Gems

    Christopher A. Faraone

    págs. 105-115

    

  • Eine cretula aus Pergamon:: Löwe mit Tropaion

    Tamás Gesztelyi

    págs. 116-122

    

  • An enigmatic magical disk:: Revisiting IG XIV 2276 =DTAudollent 123 (Bordighera)

    Richard Gordon

    págs. 123-138

    

  • The Ancient Name for Cravings (kissa)

    Edina Gradvohl

    págs. 139-147

    

  • The Enigma of the Dodecahedron

    Tibor Grüll

    págs. 148-156

    

  • Augustus, Hercules and Horace

    György W. Hegyi

    págs. 157-168

    

  • Kaiser Julian in Pannonien, über Pannonien

    Péter Kovács

    págs. 169-187

    

  • ”Früher war alles besser”: Religiöser Konservativismus bei Plutarch

    Gyula Lindner

    págs. 188-198

    

  • Notes on the Influence of Greek Formulae in Two Inscriptions from Tarraco CIL II2/14, 947 and 1108

    Marc Mayer Olivé

    págs. 199-203

    

  • The statue base of Severus Alexander from Ulcisia (Szentendre, Pest county, Hungary)

    Zsolt Mráv

    págs. 204-209

    

  • Jenseitsvorstellungen und ihre Interpretationsprobleme im spätrömischen frühchristlichen Gräberfeld von Sopianae/Pécs

    Levente Nagy

    págs. 210-229

    

  • ”White blood”: An Evaluative Overview of Nursing Practices in Classical Antiquity

    Dóra Pataricza

    págs. 230-242

    

  • Lepreon during the 5th century BC

    András Patay-Horvath

    págs. 243-254

    

  • Nochmals zur spätrömischen Inschrift von Gornea

    Ioan Piso

    págs. 255-263

    

  • Networks in Homer

    Zsigmond Ritoók

    págs. 263-287

    

  • Briefe an die Unterwelt

    Heikki Solin

    págs. 287-292

    

  • An ’old-new’ Late Romanmirror from the Collection of the Hungarian National Museum

    Tamás Szabadváry

    págs. 293-298

    

  • Magic prism from the Roman Collection of the Hungarian National Museum

    András Szabó

    págs. 299-308

    

  • Aquilae et Genio legionis.: Beschriftete Bronzeplatte aus Brigetio in der Römersammlung des Ungarischen Nationalmuseums

    Ádám Szabó

    págs. 309-317

    

  • The color of Roman slaves: a short note to Cicero’s In Pisonem

    Levente Takács

    págs. 318-324

    

  • Women, couples and sacrifice in the Roman Empire

    Zsuzsanna Várhelyi

    págs. 325-332

    

  • Neither Christians nor Poets:: a Note on AEp 1974, 503

    Javier Velaza

    págs. 333-337

    

  • Who Pulled the Oars?: Sailing the Seas in Early Archaic Greece

    László Vilmos

    págs. 338-342

    

  • Priscilla Caranti – Einige Bemerkungen zum Möglichen Entstehungsszenario des Fluchtäfelchens aus Gross-Gerau(Dfx. 5.1.3/1)

    Daniela Urbanová, Miroslav Frýdek

    págs. 343-350