K. Brodersen / J. Elsner (eds.): Images and Texts on the "Artemidorus Papyrus".

Kai Brodersen (Hrsg.), Jas Elsner (Hrsg.)
NEUERSCHEINUNG
Images and Texts on the "Artemidorus Papyrus"
Working Papers on P. Artemid.
(St John’s College Oxford, 2008)
Historia – Einzelschriften
Band 214
1. Auflage 2009.
171 S., 70 s/w Abb. Gebunden
€ 50,00 / €(A) 51,50 / sFr 85,00*

ISBN 978-3-515-09426-9
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The "Artemidorus Papyrus" (P. Artemid.), first published in 2008, is potentially the most significant new discovery in recent years for a range of fields within Classics: the history of drawing in the Greco-Roman world and more generally issues in the history of art, the history of ancient mapping, and the history of geographical writing in Hellenistic Egypt. Its spectacular and unprecedented collection of images and texts has been the subject of lively and impassioned debate.
At a recent conference at St John’s College, Oxford, an international panel of scholars discussed the artefact, the images, the map and the texts on the papyrus.

 From Kai Brodersen's message on Papy-L:

Historia Einzelschriften has just published the papers of this conference, plus further contributions, by G. Adornato, M. Billerbeck, L. Canfora, J. Elsner, G. Nisbet, D. Obbink, P. Parsons, R. Talbert, M. West, and N. Wilson. The book also contains, courtesy of the original publishers, black and white photographs of the whole papyrus.

DM Raymond Bogaert

 The passing of Raymond Bogaert  was announced today on the Papy-list by W. Clarysse:

Belgian papyrologists are doubly in mourning as also Raymond Bogaert died last week. He spent most of his scientific life working on ancient banks, from Babylonia to Greece and Egypt, and received only last year a Festschrift  "Pistoi dia tèn technèn. Bankers, Loans and Archives in the Ancient World", Stud. Hell. 44. Bogaert was a great scholar but also a pleasant colleague. We will certainly miss him.

There is a brief biography and bibliography of Prof. Bogaert here.

DM Georges Nachtergael

The passing of Prof. Nachtergael (no. 5 in the photo) was announced on the Papy-list today by Alain Martin:

J'ai le penible devoir d'annoncer le deces de Georges Nachtergael, survenu de maniere inopinee a Bruxelles, le 18 octobre 2009, a l'age de 75 ans.

Nous perdons un collegue devoue et modeste. Georges Nachtergael a rendu des services inestimables a la papyrologie, jusqu'à la derniere heure, a l'exemple de son Maitre Marcel Hombert, dont il cherissait la memoire.

Among his major publications are:

Pap.Lugd.Bat.V  Recherches sur le recensement dans l’Égypte romaine with M. Hombert (1952) with J. Bingen

P.Brux.Gr. (1978)

Actes du XVe Congrès international de papyrologie : Bruxelles-Louvain, 29 août - 3 septembre 1977 Pap.Brux. XV La Collection M. Hombert (1978)

Pap.Brux XXXII La Collection M. Hombert Tome II, Nouveaux documents grecs d'Egypte et addenda au tome I (2003)

Bibliographie Papyrologique 

Herbert Verreth, The provenance of Egyptian documents from the 8th century BC till the 8th century AD (Trismegistos Project)

The Introduction begins:

For every historical document two questions can be asked about its localisation: where has it been found, and where has it been written (or made)? For letters one can expand with the question where the letter has been sent to. These questions are not always easy to answer, since for most documents information about the archaeological context is lacking, while the contents of the document itself does not always allow a precise localisation. Unfortunately not all publishers of ancient documents paid much attention to these geographical issues and often - especially in older publications - the reader is left to his own devices about the origin of the document. Moreover, even if a place of origin is mentioned, it is not always clear whether that is the place where the document was found or written, or both, and why this suggestion has been made. The number of publications where Found, Written and Destination are explicitly distinguished and commented upon, is disappointingly small.

The database Trismegistos now contains more than 110.000 documents, which are usually in some way linked to Egypt and can be dated between the 8th century BC and the 8th century AD. Since the Leuven Database of Ancient Books (LDAB) has been incorporated in the database, a number of texts also comes from outside of Egypt. The texts in Trismegistos are written in no less than 36 different ancient languages on all kinds of material. Since the database was mainly developed to study multilingualism and multiculturalism in Egypt, a geographical section has been created from the very start in order to look for regional differences throughout Egypt. For every document the information where it was found and written, was included, while already some work has been done in the category Destination. For these purposes, a separate file 'Geotex' has been created, distinct from the file 'Georef', which lists toponyms mentioned in the text of the document itself, although bothfiles are intimately related. All this information is available online, but since the internet-interface does not always allow to ask some of the more complicated questions which are possible in the original Filemaker Pro database, we here offer a survey of these geographical metadata in a separate publication, where scholars can find some statistical information for the geographical questions they might have in mind. The number of tables could easily have been multiplied, but I believe that for the moment the most basic information is made readily accessible.

ZPE 169

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS ZPE 169 (2009)

Abascal, J. M. – García Bueno, C., Inscripciones de Fuencaliente (addendum a ZPE 67, 1987) y Puebla de Don Rodrigo (Baetica, conventus Cordubensis) 269–272

Arbabzadah, M., A Note on the Bilingual Curse Tablet from Barchín del Hoyo (Spain) 193–195

Babić , M. – Ferjaničić , S. – Pelcer, O., New Inscriptions from Pannonia and Dalmatia 245–248

Baplu, N. – Huys, M., P.Bouriant 1, fol. I–V: Re-edition and Commentary of the Syllabic Word-lists 29–57

Barnes, T. D., The Persian Sack of Antioch in 253 294–296

Battistoni, F., Missing Relative? 183–187

Blok, J. H. – Lambert, S. D., The Appointment of Priests in Attic gene 95–121

Blümel, W. – Habicht, C. – Brennan, T. C., Ehren für Cn. Domitius Calvinus in Nysa 157–161

Brennan, T. C. – Habicht, C. – Blümel, W., Ehren für Cn. Domitius Calvinus in Nysa 157–161

Büyükkolancı, P. – Gronewald, M. – Engelmann, H., Grabepigramm auf den Sklaven Hyllos 87–88

Costanza, S., Melampo, le Pretidi e il χόλος di Era nel Catalogo esiodeo 1–14

Deligiannakis, G., A New consularis from the Province Insulae? 180–182

Di Giuseppe, H., Un Romanius sacerdos evergete a Bantia. Contributi epigrafici e archeologici alla storia della città 231–244

Di Marco, M., Un epigramma-indovinello su tavoletta cerata (T. British Museum inv. 29527 = P.Lond. Lit. 63 = Pack2 1765 = LDAB 5055) 84–86

Eck, W., Revision lateinischer Inschriften aus Jerusalem 213–229

Engelmann, H. – Büyükkolancı, P. – Gronewald, M., Grabepigramm auf den Sklaven Hyllos 87–88

Ferjanićič , S. – Pelcer, O. – Babić , M., New Inscriptions from Pannonia and Dalmatia 245–248

García Bueno, C. – Abascal, J. M., Inscripciones de Fuencaliente (addendum a ZPE 67, 1987) y Puebla de Don Rodrigo (Baetica, conventus Cordubensis) 269–272

Gera, D., Olympiodoros, Heliodoros and the Temples of Koil Syria and Phoinik 125–155

Gigli Piccardi, D., Phanes ἀρχέγονος Φρήν (Nonno, D. 12.68 e orac, ap. Didym., De trin. II 27) 71–78

Gnilka, Chr., Zum Grabepigramm auf Ennodius, zu den ambrosianischen Tituli und zu vates gleich episcopus 79–83

Gonis, N., Egypt and the Date of the Death of Lucius Verus 196

Gonis, N. Reconsidering Some Fiscal Documents from Early Islamic Egypt III 197–208

Gronewald, M. – Büyükkolancı, P. – Engelmann, H., Grabepigramm auf den Sklaven Hyllos 87–88

Haake, M., Der Ephebe Demetrios, Sohn des Philon, Teilnehmer an der Pythaïs des Jahres 138/7, und der Bildhauer Demetrios, Sohn des Philon, aus Ptelea – eine prosopographische Notiz 123–124

Habicht, C. – Brennan, T. C. – Blümel, W., Ehren für Cn. Domitius Calvinus in Nysa 157–161

Hagedorn, D., Amphilochios von Ikonion in P.Rainer Cent. 32 209–212

Hartwig, A. – Wilson, P., IG I3 102 and the Tradition of Proclaiming Honours at the Tragic Agon of the Athenian City Dionysia 17–27

Huys, M. – Baplu, N., P.Bouriant 1, fol. I–V: Re-edition and Commentary of the Syllabic Word-lists 29–57

Kovács, P. – Németh, M., Eine neue Bauinschrift aus Aquincum 249–254

Lambert, S. D. – Blok, J. H., The Appointment of Priests in Attic gene 95–121

Luppe, W., Der Anfang der Hypothesis zu Euripides’ ᾿Αλέξανδρος 15–16

McKechnie, P., A Syrian (?) Villager Remembered in Byzacium 177–179

Mráv, Zs. – Szabó, A., Fragment einer bronzenen Urkunde neuen Typs über die Entlassung eines Legionssoldaten vom Jahre 240 n. Chr. 255–268

Németh, M. – Kovács, P., Eine neue Bauinschrift aus Aquincum 249–254

Nigdelis, P. M. – Sverkos, E. K., Zur Neudefinition des Territoriums einer makedonischen Polis der Kaiserzeit: Der Fall von Bragylos in Krestonia 163–172

Pelcer, O. – Ferjaničić , S. – Babić , M., New Inscriptions from Pannonia and Dalmatia 245–248

Petzl, G., Zwei bronzene Weihegaben 89–94

Rothenhöfer, P., Onomastische Notizen zu einem römerzeitlichen Graffito aus dem Ahrtal 273–276

Sänger, P., Die Nomenklatur der legio II Traiana Fortis im 3. Jh. n. Chr. 277–286

Scappaticcio, M. C., Virgilio, allievi e maestri a Vindolanda: per un’edizione di nuovi documenti dal forte britannico 59–70

Stökl Ben Ezra, D., A Jewish ‘Archontesse’. Remarks on an Epitaph from Byblos 287–293

Sverkos, E. K. – Nigdelis, P. M., Zur Neudefinition des Territoriums einer makedonischen Polis der Kaiserzeit: Der Fall von Bragylos in Krestonia 163–172

Szabó, A. – Mráv, Zs., Fragment einer bronzenen Urkunde neuen Typs über die Entlassung eines Legionssoldaten vom Jahre 240 n. Chr. 255–268

Weiß, A., Sergius Paullus, Statthalter von Zypern 188–192

Wilson, P. – Hartwig, A., IG I3 102 and the Tradition of Proclaiming Honours at the Tragic Agon of the Athenian City Dionysia 17–27

ZPE 170

INHALTSVERZEICHNIS ZPE 170 (2009)

Abou Diwan, G., L’ère d’autonomie et le calendrier de Sidon. Une révision à la lumière d’une nouvelle inscription d’époque byzantine 113–126

Battezzato, L., Notes and Corrections on Papyri of Euripides and Aristophanes (P. Oxy. LXVII 4557 and 4559; PSI VI 720) 9–15

Benaissa, A., Sixteen Letters to Agoranomi from Late First Century Oxyrhynchus 157–185

Benaissa, A., Critical Notes on the Toponymy of the Oxyrhynchite Nome 186–190

Biles, Z. P., The Date of Phrynichus’ Lenaian Victory in IG II2 2325: A Reply to J. Rusten (ZPE 157 [2006] 22–6) 17–20

Birley, A. R., Some Writing-tablets Excavated at Vindolanda in 2001, 2002 and 2003 265–293

Bota, E. – Ciongradi, C. – Voişian, V., Eine Konstitution für die Hilfstruppen von Dacia Porolissensis aus dem Jahr 128 n. Chr. 207–214

Bravo, B., Artemidoro di Efeso geografo e retore. Per la costituzione e l’interpretazione del testo del Papiro di Artemidoro 43–63

Brown, Chr. G., The Precinct of Zeus and Parmenis’ Immortality (CEG 2.693) 21–27

Ciongradi, C. – Bota, E. – Voişian, V., Eine Konstitution für die Hilfstruppen von Dacia Porolissensis aus dem Jahr 128 n. Chr. 207–214

De Carlo, A., Sulla cohors XV urbana e sulla esistenza ancora in epoca tardo-antonina. Nota a CIL X 1127 299–303

Eck, W. – Ivanov, R., C. Iulius Victor, senatorischer Legat von Moesia inferior unter Valerianus und Gallienus und das Kastell Sostra-Siosta 191–200

Eck, W. – Weiß, P., Eine Konstitution für die Truppen Iudaeas aus dem Jahr 87 201–206

Engelmann, H., Dekret und Protokoll im Opramoas-Dossier (TAM II 3, 905) 99–103

Farhi, Y., Roman Imperial Lead Sealing from Ramat Ra el Excavations 295–298

France, J. – Maurin, L., Une liste comptable sur plomb découverte à Bordeaux 247–264

Furley, W. D., A Note on Posidippus’ Pharos Epigram (no. 115 Austin–Bastianini) 29–30

Furley, W. D. ‘Admit me to the Company of Initiates’: Suggestions on the Text of the Recently (Re-)Discovered Gold Funerary Lamella from Pherai 31–34

Gascou, J., Procès-verbal d’audience du juge Ammonius 149–155

Hagedorn, D., Zur Datierung von P.Kramer 15 156

Hallof, K. – Prignitz, S., IG XII 1, 824 81–86

Ivanov, R. – Eck, W., C. Iulius Victor, senatorischer Legat von Moesia inferior unter Valerianus und Gallienus und das Kastell Sostra-Siosta 191–200

Janko, R., Some Notes on the New Hyperides (Against Diondas) 16

Juhel, P. – Sekunda, N. V., The agema and ‘the other Peltasts’ in the late Antigonid Army, and in the Drama/Cassandreia Conscription diagramma 104–108

Manganaro, G., Un frammento inscritto erratico dall’area di Caronia (Kaleakté) 87–98

Maravela-Solbakk, A., Byzantine Inventory Lists of Food Provisions and Utensils on an Ashmolean Papyrus 127–146

Maurin, L. – France, J., Une liste comptable sur plomb découverte à Bordeaux 247–264

Pajón Leyra, I., Ξιφίας in the Artemidorus Papyrus 64

Prignitz, S. – Hallof, K., IG XII 1, 824 81–86

Rigsby, K., Notes on Sacred Laws 73–80

Schmidt, St., Zum Treffen in Neapel und den Panhellenia in der Hadriansinschrift aus Alexandria Troas 109–112

Sekunda, N. V. – Juhel, P., The agema and ‘the other Peltasts’ in the late Antigonid Army, and in the Drama/Cassandreia Conscription diagramma 104–108

Staab, G., Zu zwei neuen Epigrammen aus Stratonikeia in Karien 35–42

Tsantsanoglou, K., Sappho on her Funeral Day: P.Colon. 21351.1–8 1–7

Valente, St., Sul significato γλωσσηματικῶς in Timeo Sofista 65–72

Ventura Villanueva, Á., Fasti Duovirales Coloniae Augustae Emeritae: Reflexiones sobre la concepción, gestación y nacimiento de la ciudad de Mérida 215–246

Voişian, V. – Ciongradi, C. – Bota, E., Eine Konstitution für die Hilfstruppen von Dacia Porolissensis aus dem Jahr 128 n. Chr. 207–214

Weiß, P. – Eck, W., Eine Konstitution für die Truppen Iudaeas aus dem Jahr 87 201–206

Worp, K. A., Οὐλαί on Women’s Thighs? 147–148

Corrigendum zu ZPE 169, 2009, 87–88 (Epigramm auf Hyllos) 28

Thanks to Cleitus Borowski for noticing this.

Third Summer School in Coptic Papyrology - Strasbourg, July 18-25, 2010

Third Summer School in Coptic Papyrology - Strasbourg, July 18-25, 2010

The Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg and the UMR
7044 « Étude des civilisations de l'Antiquité : de la Préhistoire à
Byzance » (CNRS-UdS) are pleased to announce that the Third Summer
School in Coptic Papyrology will take place in Strasbourg, July
18-25, 2010. Introductory lectures will be taught on Coptic papyrology
and palaeography, as well as on the Egyptological and Papyrological
collections of the Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire. Each
participant will have the opportunity to work on an unpublished text
in one of several workshops : ostraka, documentary papyri, and
literary manuscripts. The meetings will be held in French and English.

This Summer School addresses graduate students and post-doctorate
researches in coptology, egyptology, Greek and Arabic papyrology,
theology, patristics, Late Antiquity and Byzantine studies. The number
of participants will be limited to 20.

Speakers will include Daniel Bornemann (BNU), Anne Boud'hors (CNRS-
IRHT), Frédéric Colin (UdS), Alain Delattre (Brussels, Leuven), Jean-
Louis Fort, Jean-Luc Fournet (EPHE), Jean
Gascou (Paris IV-Sorbonne), Eitan Grossman, Paul
Heilporn (UdS, Brussels), Catherine Louis (CNRS-UMR 7044), Tonio
Sebastian Richter (Leipzig).

More information will be made available on the website of the UMR 7044
(http://umr7044.u-strasbg.fr/accueil.htm ) during the month of October
2009. In the meantime, you are welcome to contact Catherine Louis (catherine.louis@misha.fr ).

Anne Boud'hors - Catherine Louis.



Troisième université d'été en Papyrologie copte - Strasbourg, 18-25
juillet 2010.

La Bibliothèque Nationale et Universitaire de Strasbourg et l'UMR 7044
« Étude des civilisations de l'Antiquité : de la Préhistoire à Byzance
» (CNRS-UdS) ont le plaisir d'annoncer l'organisation de la Troisième
université d'été en Papyrologie copte, à Strasbourg, du 18 au 25
juillet 2010. Des séminaires communs seront dispensés dans les
domaines de la papyrologie et de la paléographie coptes, ainsi que sur
les collections égyptologique et papyrologique de la Bibliothèque
Nationale et Universitaire. Chaque participant se verra confier un
texte inédit dans le cadre de l'un des ateliers qui seront organisés :
ostraca, papyrus documentaires et manuscrits littéraires. Les séances
se tiendront en français et en anglais.

Cette université d'été s'adresse aux doctorants et aux chercheurs post-
doctorants en coptologie, égyptologie, papyrologies grecque et arabe,
théologie, patristique, histoire de l'antiquité tardive et études
byzantines. Le nombre de participants sera limité à 20.

Parmi les intervenants figureront Daniel Bornemann (BNU), Anne
Boud'hors (CNRS-IRHT), Frédéric Colin (UdS), Alain Delattre
(Bruxelles, Leuven), Jean-Louis Fort, Jean-Luc Fournet (EPHE), Jean
Gascou (Paris IV-Sorbonne), Eitan Grossman, Paul
Heilporn (UdS, Bruxelles), Catherine Louis (CNRS-UMR 7044), Tonio
Sebastian Richter (Leipzig).

De plus amples informations seront mises à votre disposition sur le
site de l'UMR 7044 (http://umr7044.u-strasbg.fr/accueil.htm) dans le
courant du mois d'octobre 2009. Dans l'immédiat, il vous est loisible
de contacter Catherine Louis (catherine.louis@misha.fr).

Anne Boud'hors - Catherine Louis.



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M. CAPASSO, Premessa
A. ANGELI, Papirologia, storia e critica del testo
R.S. BAGNALL, I papiri e la Storia
M. CAPASSO, I papiri e le letterature greca e latina
S. DARIS, I papiri latini
P. DAVOLI, Papiri, archeologia e storia moderna
T. DORANDI, I papiri e la filosofia antica
A. D’OTTONE, Papirologia araba
P. GIANNINI, I papiri musicali
G. INDELLI, Le opere morali di Filodemo conservate nei papiri ercolanesi: un bilancio degli studi più recenti
F. LONGO AURICCHIO, La biblioteca ercolanese
R. LUCARELLI, Il Libro dei Morti dall’epoca faraonica all’epoca greco-romana
F. MALTOMINI, I papiri e la magia antica
M.-H. MARGANNE, L’apporto dei papiri letterari greci alla storia della medicina antica
G. MENCI, Scritture segrete nell’Egitto romano e bizantino


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