Index du bulletin épigraphique de Jeanne et Louis Robert 1978-1984

Publié dans la Revue des études grecques depuis 1888, le Bulletin épigraphiqueprésente et recense de façon critique les parutions relatives aux inscriptions de langue grecque depuis l'époque archaïque jusqu'à Byzance. De 1938 à 1984, le Bulletin épigraphique fut rédigé par Jeanne Robert et Louis Robert, aidés au début par Robert Flacelière. En enrichissant leurs analyses approfondies par des avertissements méthodologiques, J. et L. Robert firent du Bulletin un instrument de travail irremplaçable pour la critique des éditions d'inscriptions grecques et leur interprétation, et pour l'histoire de la Grèce de l'époque archaïque à l'époque byzantine. Cette œuvre fut et demeure pour les historiens, philologues et archéologues un « extraordinaire trésor » (J. Pouilloux).
Cette mine inépuisable pour la connaissance de l'Antiquité peut aisément être explorée et exploitée grâce aux Index rédigés à l'Institut Fernand Courby de Lyon. Après les cinq volumes indexant les années 1938 à 1977 du Bulletin, le présent volume donne la suite et fin de cet index : il porte sur les sept dernières années (1978-1984), qui constituent sans doute les livraisons les plus riches données par J. et L. Robert, alors au sommet de leur art et de leur science.

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Eleventh International Congress of Demotic Studies

Eleventh International Congress of Demotic Studies, Oxford, 30 August – 3 September, 2011

Second Announcement

For the dates of the Congress please see above. This will take place in Merton College. It is planned to make the Congress a residential one, so that participants will actually be able to stay in the college (both en-suite and standard rooms will be available). Oxford is a very popular tourist destination, especially around the time when the Congress will take place. Hotel accommodation is limited, especially in and near the city centre, and tends to be quite expensive, so although staying in the college is not mandatory, most participants should find that there is a savings to be made by doing so. At this time I would be grateful if you could answer the questions below and return this form to me so that I can obtain a rough idea of the number of those who are likely to attend. Please note that answering yes to any of these questions does not constitute a commitment on your part.

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                                                                                                   8/6/2010

G. BASTIANINI - A. CASANOVA, I PAPIRI DEL ROMANZO ANTICO

I PAPIRI DEL ROMANZO ANTICO
Atti del Convegno Internazionale di Studi
Firenze, 11-12 giugno 2009

a cura di Guido Bastianini e Angelo Casanova
Firenze, Istituto Papirologico "G. Vitelli" 2010
(Studi e Testi di Papirologia, N.S. 12)
pp. 290 + XVI tavv.
ISBN 978 88 87829 43 3
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Sommario:

Premessa (G. Bastianini - A. Casanova), pp. V-VI
Lectori salutem (C. Austin), p. 1

G. Messeri, I papiri di narrativa dal 1893 a oggi, pp. 3-41

P. Parsons, Panionis and the culture of Culture (P.Oxy. LXXI 4811), pp. 43-49

G. Zanetto, P.Oxy. LXX 4762 e il romanzo dell'asino, pp. 51-63

A. Henrichs, Fractured Communications: Narrators, Narratives and Discourse in Greek Novels on Papyrus, pp. 65-80

R. Pintaudi - L. Canfora, PSI Laur. inv. 22013: retorica o romanzo?,  pp. 81-93

M.P. Lopez Martinez, New contribution to some papyri labelled as incerta in a corpus of novel fragments, pp. 95-119

A. Casanova, Ambienti e luoghi nei frammenti di Lolliano, pp.121-137

F. Conca, Il Codex Thebanus e i papiri: suggestioni sul testo di Caritone, pp. 123-152

A. Guida, Caritone in Vaticana, pp. 153-163

A. Stramaglia, Le Metamorfosi di Apuleio tra iconografia e papiri, pp. 165-192

A. Billaut, Le roman de Sésonchosis: fragments, thèmes et fiction, pp. 193-205

L. Giuliano, PSI XII 1285 e le lettere del ciclo di Alessandro, pp. 207-222

R. Hunter, Rhythmical language and poetic citation in Greek narrative texts, pp. 223-245

L. Del Corso, Il romanzo greco a Ossirinco e i suoi lettori, pp. 247-277

G. Bastianini, PSI XIII 1305, Romanzo di Nino, pp. 279-288




Thanks to Prof. Bastianini for sharing the table of contents with me.

R. AST, Late Antique Greek Papyri in the Collection of the Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena (P.Jen II)

P.Jen. II:
Ast, Rodney, Late Antique Greek Papyri in the Collection of the
Friedrich-Schiller-Universität Jena [Papyrologische Texte und Abhandlungen, 45] (Bonn: Habelt  2010).  ISBN: 978-3-7749-3651-5.

Table of Contents

List of Tables  xi

List of Plates  xi

Bibliography and Abbreviations  xii

Introduction  xxi

Texts

1. Contract Involving Slaves (298/299)   1

2. Dowry Receipt (306?, Feb. 25–April 25 or Sept. 28–Oct. 27)  5

3. Loan of Barley (337, Jan. 26–Feb. 24)  . 12

4. Receipt for Repayment of a Loan (396)  14

5a. Contract(?) with Consular Date (472, Feb. 1)   21

5b. List of Names? (472, Feb. 1?)  23

6. Lease of a Farm (477, Oct. 4)  24

7. Beginning of a Contract (482–484)  36

8–13.  Shipping Receipts  . 39

8. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  46

9. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  49

10. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  50

11. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  51

12. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  52

13. Shipping Receipt (5^th/6^th c.?)  53

14. Entagion Issued by Asephis the Guard (5^th/6^th c.?)  55

15. Geographica(?) (5^th/6^th c.?)  56

16. Receipt for annona militaris and canonica (2^nd half of 5^th c.?)  59

17. Acknowledgment of Debt (515 or after?, May 26–June 24)  62

18–20.  Property Surveys  68

18. Property Survey with Measurements in Ground Cubits (5^th/6^th c.?)  74

19. Land Survey (5^th/6^th c.?)  79

20. Fragment of a Property Survey (5^th/6^th c.?)  93

21. Account of καλανδαρικά (5^th/6^th c.?)  94

22. Grain Receipt Issued by a sitologus (5^th/6^th c.?, July 1)  99

23–28.  Orders for Payment and Delivery  102

23. Order for Payment Addressed to a συναλλακτής (5^th/6^th c.)  105

24. Money and Barley for Martes and Phoebammon (5^th/6^th c.)  107

25. Payment in Money to Thomas and Josephius (5^th/6^th c.)  109

26. Payment to the Church of Pmuchis for the Holy prosphora (5^th/6^th c.)  110

27. Clothing Allowance for παιδάρια (5^th/6^th c.)  113

28. Payment of Wheat for Menas and Sarapion (5^th/6^th c.)  117

29. Order from an Estate Owner (5^th/6^th c.)  119

30–34.  Wine Accounts  120

30. Yield from a Vineyard of a Religious Establishment (late 5^th/6^th c.?) 127

31. Wine Yield of a meris in the topos of Pallas (late 5^th/6^th c.?) 128

32. Wine Yield of the Vineyards of Papnuthius and Phibius (late 5^th/6^th c.?) 129

33. Account of τρυγητικά  (late 5^th/6^th c.?)  132

34. Fragmentary Wine Yield Account (late 5^th/6^th c.?)  133

35. Wheat and Barley Account (late 5^th/6^th c.?)  136

36. Account of Expenses (5^th/6^th c.)  141

37–39.  Three Related Accounts  147

37. Account of Expenses (6^th c.?)  148

38. Account of Expenses (6^th c.?)  152

39. Account for the Bath of the praetorium (6^th c.?)  156

Appendix I.   Merides in 4^th–8^th c. Documents  157

Appendix II.  Notes on Published Papyri  166

Indices   168

Thanks to Dr. Ast for the toc.

Martin KARRER and Wolfgang KRAUS edd, Die Septuaginta - Texte, Kontexte, Lebenswelten

Die Septuaginta - Texte, Kontexte, Lebenswelten
Internationale Fachtagung veranstaltet von Septuaginta Deutsch (LXX.D), Wuppertal 20.-23. Juli 2006
Edited by Martin Karrer and Wolfgang Kraus
Wissenschaftliche Untersuchungen zum Neuen Testament, 1 - WUNT 219


Vorwort
Die Septuaginta als Textsammlung, ihre Edition und Übersetzung

Robert Hanhart
Alfred Rahlfs und die Edition der Septuaginta

Martin Karrer und Wolfgang Kraus
Umfang und Text der Septuaginta.
Erwägungen nach dem Abschluss der deutschen Übersetzung
I. Einleitung
II. Umfang und Aufbau der Septuaginta (W. Kraus)
III. Die Entstehungsgeschichte der Septuaginta und das Problem ihrer
massgeblichen Textgestalt (M. Karrer)
IV. Resumée

Siegfried Kreuzer
Papyrus 967 - Bemerkungen zu seiner buchtechnischen, textgeschichtlichen und kanongeschichtlichen Bedeutung

Martin Rösel
Schreiber, Übersetzer, Theologen. Die Septuaginta als Dokument der Schrift-, Lese- und Übersetzungskulturen
des Judentums

Benjamin G. Wright
The Septuagint and Its Modern Translators

Umwelt und Kontexte

Walter Ameling
Die jüdische Gemeinde von Leontopolis nach den Inschriften

Erich S. Gruen
The Letter of Aristeas and the Cultural Context of the Septuagint


Andrea Jördens
Der jüdische Renegat Dositheos im Speigel der Papyrusüberlieferung

Thomas Kruse
Das politeuma der Juden von Herakleopolis in Ägypten

Tessa Rajak
Translating the Septuagint for Ptolemy's Library: Myth and History

Julia Wilker
Unabhängigkeit durch Integration. Zu den jüdisch-römischen Beziehungen im 2. Jahrhundert v. Chr.

Lexikographie und Grammatik

Katrin Hauspie
The Idiolect of the Target Language in theTranslation Process. A Study of the Calques in the LXX of Ezekiel

John A. L. Lee
A Lexicographical Database for Greek: Can it be Far Off? The Case of amphodon

Takamitsu Muraoka
Recent Dicussions on the Septuagint Lexicograpy with Special Reference to the So-called Interlinear Model

Anna Passoni Dell' Acqua
Von der Kanzlei der Lagiden zur Synagoge. Das ptolemäische Vokabular und die Septuaginta

R. Glenn Wooden
The phorologos of 2 Esdras

Georg Walser
Die Wortfolge der Septuaginta

Schriften und Schriftengruppen in der Septuaginta

Kristin De Troyer
When Did the Pentateuch Come into Existence? An Uncomfortable Perspective

Jan Joosten
To See God: Conflicting Exegetical Tendencies in the Septuagint

William Loader
The Beginnings of Sexuality in Genesis LXX and Jubilees

Sefan Pfeiffer
Joseph in Ägypten. Althistorische Beobachtungen zur griechischen Übersetzung und Rezeptionvon Gen 39-50

Martin Meiser
Samuelseptuaginta und Targum Jonathan als Zeugen frühjüdischer Geistigkeit

Philippe Hugo
Die Septuaginta in der Textgeschichte der Samuelbücher. Methdologische Prinzipien am Beispiel von 1Sam 6,1-3

Jong-Hoon Kim
Zur Textgeschichte von Sam-Kön anhand 2Sam 15,1-19,9

Emanuel Tov
Three Strange Books of the LXX: 1 Kings, Esther, and Daniel Compared with Similar Rewritten Compositions from
Qumran and Elsewhere

Erik Eynikel
The Reform of King Josiah 2 Kings 23:1-24: Textual Criticism

Adrian Schenker
Hebraica veritas bei den Siebzig? Die Septuaginta als älteste greifbare Ausgabe der hebräischen Bibel
(erörtert am Beispiel von 2Chr 1,13)

Robert J. V. Hiebert
4 Maccabees 18:6-19— Original Text or Secondary Interpolation?

Eberhard Bons
Der Septuaginta-Psalter— Übersetqung, Interpretation, Korrektur

Gilles Dorival
Der Beitrag der Kirchenväter zum Verständnis der Psalmenüberschriften aus philologischer Perspektive

Albert Pietersma
Text-Production and Text-Reception: Psalm 8 in Greek

Michaela Bauks
"Das Land erben" oder "die Erde in Besitz nehmen" in Ps 36 (37 MT) —Ein Übersetzungsvergleich

Erich Zenger
Übersetzungstechniken und Interpretationen im Septuagintapsalter. Am Beispiel von Ps 129 (130 MT)

Johann Cook
The Translator of the Septuagint of Proverbs —Is His Style the Result of Platonic and/or Stoic Influence?

Cameron Boyd-Taylor
Robbers, Pirates, and Licentious Women—Echoes of an Anti-Dionysiac Polemic in the Septuagint

Thomas Pola
Von Juda zu Judas: Das theologische Proprium von Sach 14,12-21 LXX

Michaël N. van der Meer
Trendy Translations in the Septuagint of Isaiah: A Study of the Vocabulary of the Greek Isaiah 3:18-23 in the Light of
Contemporary Sources

Arie van der Kooij
The Septuagint of Isaiah and the Mode of Reading Prophecies in Early Judaism: Some Comments on LXX Isaiah 8-9

Georg Fischer
Die Diskussion um den Jeremiatext

Hermann-Josef Stipp
Zur aktuellen Diskussion um das Verhältnis der Textformen des Jeremiabuches

Johan Lust
Multiple Translators in LXX-Ezekiel?

Florian Wilk
Gottes Wort und Gottes Verheissungen. Zur Eigenart der Schriftverwendung in 2Kor 6,14-7,1

Gert J. Steyn
Which "Septuagint" Are We Talking about in New Testament Scholarship? Two Examples from Hebrews

Mogens Müller
Die Septuaginta als Teil des christlichen Kanons

Chana Safrai
The Reading (Man): he Exclusion/Inclusion of Women in Tannaic Midrashim and the LXX

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Katja Lembke, et al., Tradition and Transformation. Egypt under Roman Rule

Tradition and Transformation. Egypt under Roman Rule
Proceedings of the International Conference, Hildesheim, Roemer- and Pelizaeus-Museum, 3–6 July 2008
edited by Katja Lembke, Martina Minas-Nerpel, and Stefan Pfeiffer

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Publication year: 2010
Series: Culture and History of the Ancient Near East, 41
ISBN-13 (i): 978 90 04 18335 3
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Cover: Hardback
Number of pages: xii, 508 pp.
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1. Stile und Ikonographien im kaiserzeitlichen Ägypten
M. Bergmann

2. Un reçu de rations militaires contre paiement des publica
H. Cuvigny

3. Archaeological Research in Roman Soknopaiou Nesos: Results and Perspectives
P. Davoli

4. Ein römerzeitliches Pyramidengrab und seine Ausstattung in Tuna el-Gebel. Ein Vorbericht zu den Grabungskampagnen 2007 und 2008
M. Flossmann and A. Schutze

5. Der Exercitus Aegyptiacus – ein provinzialer Heeresverband wie andere auch?
R. Haensch

6. Tuna el-Gebel – Fundgruppen, Werkplätze und Öfen. Ein Zwischen bericht
J. Helmbold-Doye

7. Lost in Translation? Beobachtungen zum Verhältnis des lateinischen und griechischen Textes der Gallusstele
F. Hoffmann

8. Öffentliche Archive und römische Rechtspolitik
A. Jordens

9. Galba’s Cartouches at Ain Birbiyeh
O.E. Kaper

10. Sobek und die Caesaren. Einige Bemerkungen zur Situation der Kroko dil götterkulte des Fayum unter römischer Herrschaft
H. Kockelmann

11. The Petosiris-Necropolis of Tuna el-Gebel
K. Lembke

12. Memnon, His Ancient Visitors and Some Related Problems
A. Łukaszewicz

13. Establishing Roman Rule in Egypt: The Trilingual Stela of C. Cornelius Gallus from Philae
M. Minas-Nerpel and S. Pfeiffer

14. Archaeological Research in Roman Bakchias: Results and Perspectives
S. Pernigotti

15. Inhomogenität von ägyptischer Sprache und Schrift in Texten aus dem späten Ägypten
J.F. Quack

16. Tradition and Innovation in the Burial Practices in Roman Egypt
C. Riggs

17. Tradition und Transformation—Einblicke in die Verwaltung des römischen Ägypten nach den demotischen Urkunden
M. Schentuleit

18. Il contesto e l’architettura del cosiddetto Antinoeion a Villa Adriana
S. Sgalambro

19. Women and Gender in Roman Egypt: The Impact of Roman Rule
K. Vandorpe and S. Waebens

20. Archaeology and Papyrology: Digging and Filling Holes?
P. van Minnen

T. V. Evans and D. D. Obbink edd., The Language of the Papyri

The Language of the Papyri

Edited by T. V. Evans and D. D. Obbink

1. Introduction , T. V. Evans

I. Linguistic Change and Diversity

2. Auxiliary thelo , J. A. L. Lee

3. Linguistic Diversity in the Archive of the Engineers Kleon and Theodoros , W. Clarysse

4. Identifying the Language of the Individual in the Zenon Archive , T. V. Evans

5. Authorial Revision of Linguistic Style in Greek Papyrus Letters and Petitions (AD I-IV) , R. Luiselli

6. Imperatives and Other Directives in the Greek Letters from Mons Claudianus ,M. Leiwo

7. Do Mothers Matter? The Emergence of Matronymics in Early Roman Egypt , M. Depauw

8. Variations in Complementation to Impersonal verba declarandi in Greek Papyri from the Roman and Byzantine Periods , P. James

9. Romanes eunt domus! Linguistic Aspects of the Sub-Literary Latin in Pompeiian Wall Inscriptions , P. Kruschwitz

10. Linguistic Varieties and Language Level in Latin Non-Literary Letters , H. Halla-aho

II. Language Content

11. Language Change and Personal Names in Early Ptolemaic Egypt , B. Muhs

12. Bilingualism in Roman Egypt: Exploring the Archive of Phatres of Narmuthis , I. Rutherford

13. Latin Influence and Greek Request Formulae , E. Dickey

14. Greek Papyri and the Coining of Greek-Latin Hybrid Compounds , P. Filos

15. Vina fictitia from Latin into Greek: The Evidence of the Papyri , A. Maravela-Solbakk

16. Lexical Translations in the Papyri: Koine Greek, Greek Dialects, and Foreign Languages , F. Schironi

III. General

17. Building and Examining Linguistic Phenomena in a Corpus of Representative Papyri , S.E. Porter & M. O'Donnell

W.A. JOHNSON, Readers and Reading Culture in the High Roman Empire

Readers and Reading Culture in the High Roman Empire

A Study of Elite Communities

William A. Johnson

ISBN10: 0195176405Hardback, 240 pages

May 2010, In Stock

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In Readers and Reading Culture in the High Roman Empire , William Johnson examines the system and culture of reading among the elite in second-century Rome. The investigation proceeds in case-study fashion using the principal surviving witnesses, beginning with the communities of Pliny and Tacitus (with a look at Pliny's teacher, Quintilian) from the time of the emperor Trajan. Johnson then moves on to explore elite reading during the era of the Antonines, including the medical community around Galen, the philological community around Gellius and Fronto (with a look at the curious reading habits of Fronto's pupil Marcus Aurelius), and the intellectual communities lampooned by the satirist Lucian. Along the way, evidence from the papyri is deployed to help to understand better and more concretely both the mechanics of reading, and the social interactions that surrounded the ancient book. The result is a rich cultural history of individual reading communities that differentiate themselves in interesting ways even while in aggregate showing a coherent reading culture with fascinating similarities and contrasts to the reading culture of today.

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240 pages; 5 halftones; 6-1/8 x 9-1/4;ISBN13: 978-0-19-517640-7ISBN10: 0-19-517640-5

About the Author(s)

William A. Johnson is Associate Professor of Classical Studies, Duke University.

REVIEW; Andrea Jördens, Statthalterliche Verwaltung in der römischen Kaiserzeit: Studien zum praefectus Aegypti

Andrea Jördens, Statthalterliche Verwaltung in der römischen Kaiserzeit: Studien zum praefectus Aegypti. Historia Einzelschriften Bd. 175.   Stuttgart:  Franz Steiner Verlag, 2009.  Pp. vi, 616.  ISBN 9783515092838.  €86.00.   

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Reviewed by Peter C. Nadig, Freie Universität Berlin (nadig@zedat.fu-berlin.de)
When Octavian conquered Egypt in 30 BC he turned the country into a Roman province under the supervision of an equestrian prefect rather than a senatorial propraetor or proconsul. This move led to many assumptions about Roman Egypt, one of which is that it was the personal property of the emperor and another that Roman senators were generally barred from visiting it without the permission of the princeps. Yet Roman Egypt--unlike all other Roman territories--provides us with ample information about imperial administration through the papyri. Andrea Jördens, a papyrologist from Heidelberg, has thoroughly investigated the office of the praefectus Aegypti in her 2002 Habilitationsschrift from Marburg. Her magisterial study has now been published with a few minor revisions and updates. It will remain a standard work on the praefectus Aegypti and on Roman provincial administration.

etc. at BMCR