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Dialogues d’histoire ancienne 46/1

COLLECTIVE

2020 – ISBN : 978-2-84867-778-1 – 436 pages – book size : 16x22 cm

Revue : Dialogue d'Histoire Ancienne

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Summary

† Colette Annequin

FOLDER: Between Violence and Anomia in the Ancient World 2/3

Panagiotis Doukellis, Between Violence And Anomia In The Ancient World: vis abesto in practice and political reflection

Vana I. Anastasiadis, Political Goods and the Habitus of Freedom (on Demosthenes, XXI, 222)

Georgios Zachos, Cercidas’ Meliamb on Wealth and Poverty: the Violent Emotions of a Society in Crisis

Ioannis E. Tzamtzis, Vis abesto: The Functional Approach to the Theme of Public Violence in the De legibus

 

Paloma Guijarro Ruano, Fernando García Romero,Slave Cities in the Ancient World: Fact or Fiction?

Rita Compatangelo-Soussignan, Diodorus Siculus, the Myths of the Flood, and the “Book of the Islands”

Gabrièle Larguinat-Turbatte,Architecture in Strabo’s Description of Asia Minor

Jacobo Rodríguez Garrido,Ne Serva Prostituatur: Slavery, Prostitution, and the Limits of Dominica Potestas in Ancient Rome

Álvaro Castaños Montesinos, Italian Marxist Studies on Antiquity: an Interview with Filippo Coarelli

 

Archaeological and Epigraphical Survey in Egypt. Chronicles 2020

Landscapes and Field Patterns. Chronicles 2020

Concepts in Classics: a User’s Guide. Chronicles 2020 – The sacred and its spaces in Greece, Etruria and Roman Italy

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Contents

† Colette Annequin

FOLDER: Between Violence and Anomia in the Ancient World 2/3

Between Violence And Anomia In The Ancient World: vis abesto in practice and political reflection

          Panagiotis Doukelllis

Political Goods and the Habitus of Freedom (on Demosthenes, XXI, 222)

          Vana I. Anastasiadis

Cercidas’ Meliamb on Wealth and Poverty: the Violent Emotions of a Society in Crisis

          Georgios Zachos

Vis abesto: The Functional Approach to the Theme of Public Violence in the De legibus

          Ioannis E. Tzamtzis

 Slave Cities in the Ancient World: Fact or Fiction?

          Paloma Guijarro Ruano, Fernando García Romero

Diodorus Siculus, the Myths of the Flood, and the “Book of the Islands”

          Rita Compatangelo-Soussignan

Architecture in Strabo’s Description of Asia Minor

          Gabrièle Larguinat-Turbatte

Ne Serva Prostituatur: Slavery, Prostitution, and the Limits of Dominica Potestas in Ancient Rome

          Jacobo Rodríguez Garrido

Italian Marxist Studies on Antiquity: an Interview with Filippo Coarelli

          Álvaro Castaños Montesinos

 

Archaeological and Epigraphical Survey in Egypt. Chronicles 2020

I- Report on the 2019 campaign at the Kom Ombo temple

          Françoise Labrique

II- Zwei bislang unbearbeitete Fragmente aus Kom Ombo

          Sven Eicke

 

Landscapes and Field Patterns. Chronicles 2020

I- Ground occupation and rural dynamics

          Monique Clavel-Leveque

II- The agrarian law of 643 a.u.c. (111 BC) and Italy, III, lines 29-42

          Jean Peyras

III- Structuration of territories and spatial logic

          Monique Clavel-Leveque, Jean Peyras

IV- Coastal landscapes and wetlands: paleo-environment and management

          Corinne Sanchez, Guillaume Duperron, Marie-Pierre Jezegou, Vivien Mathe

V- Cultural landscape: restoration and valorisation

          Monique Clavel-Leveque

 

Concepts in Classics: a User’s Guide. Chronicles 2020 – The sacred and its spaces in Greece, Etruria and Roman Italy

 

I- Introduction: Sacred spaces, places of worship, mythical and religious landscapes

          Anca Dan

II- Olympia, the multidimensional space of a sacred Greek land

          Hans-Joachim Gehrke

III- Tradition and changes in the sacred landscape of Roman Etruria: chronological, political and cultural issues

          Salvatore De Vincenzo

IV- Changes in the sacred landscape in central Apennine Italy during the Roman era

          Chiara Blasetti Fantauzzi

 

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COLLECTIVE
Readership
Researchers and Advanced Students in History and Literature of Ancient Worlds (Near East, Egypt, Greece, Rome)
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Revue soutenue par l’INHS du CNRS, publiée avec le concours de l’Institut des Sciences et Techniques de l’Antiquité (UFC, EA 4011)