Dialogue d'Histoire Ancienne

This volume brings together ten contributions on the historiography of science in the ancient Mediterranean, devoted to the history of a concept or to a major figure who has left his/her mark on the history of his/her discipline.

Ancient History Dialogues is aimed at an informed public –scholars– in the field of ancient sciences, especially the history and literature of ancient worlds (Near East, Egypt, Greece, Rome). This biannual international multilingual journal includes scholarly articles, chronicles, book reviews, brief notes, abstracts, and keywords. It issues two or three yearly supplements.

The journal is aimed at an informed public in the field of classical studies. This biannual international multilingual journal includes scholarly articles, chronicles, book reviews, brief notes, abstracts, and keywords. It issues two or three yearly supplements.

This book examines the notion of injury, associated with the aristocracy, in its broadest sense: both as an injury to the body and as a blow to honour and self-respect.

The journal is aimed at an informed public in the field of classical studies. This biannual international multilingual journal includes scholarly articles, chronicles, book reviews, brief notes, abstracts, and keywords. It issues two or three yearly supplements.

An interdisciplinary approach to the knowledge produced in democratic Athens in relation to specific places, which make the public space of the polis a set of intertwined practices and discourses.

The journal is aimed at an informed public in the field of classical studies. This biannual international multilingual journal includes scholarly articles, chronicles, book reviews, brief notes, abstracts, and keywords. It issues two or three yearly supplements.

This book aims to address the way in which Greek communities had to fit into the imperium Romanum from the 2nd century BC onwards, through the concepts of adherence, participation and resilience.

FOLDER: Clisthene Workshop, V, Circulation and transfer of thought patterns

Michel Fartzoff, Karin Mackowiak, Arnaud Macé, Foreword

Livio Rossetti, Introduction. The Circulation of Knowledge at the Time of Thales (and Shortly After)

Robert Hahn, Thales, The “Pythagorean Theorem”, and Technological Context

Lora Mariat, Resonance of the Body, Resonance of the Soul: The Echo Phenomenon in Theories of Hearing and Persuasion, from Alcmaeon to Plato

Étienne Helmer, Bodies and Souls in Xenophon’s Economics. An Aspect of Economic Thought in Ancient Greece

Aikaterini Lefka, The Political Welfare: Theory and Practice in Ancient Greek Thought, from the Origins to Socrates

Unai Iriarte, Women as an Engine of Change in the Tyranny of the Peisistratids

Lorenzo Paoletti,Cretan Soldiers at the Seleucid Court and the Enigmatic Case of Lasthenes: from μισθοφόρος to ἐπὶ τῶν πραγμάτων?

Nicolas Siron,Time after Time. Instances and Representations of Time in the Athenian Lawcourts

Benjamin Scolnic, Ἀντίπατρος ἀδελφιδοῦς: Was Antipatros Son of Epigonos of Telmessos the “Nephew” of Antiochos III?

José Pascual, Apameia on the Euphrates, Macedonoupolis and Seleucid Forms of Political and Territorial Control

Jean-Christophe Vincent, Gods and Goddesses of Arcadia in the Account of Pausanias (book VIII). Between Divine Birth(s) and Theriomorphism

Ana-Marija Krnić, Filip Lovrić, Contribution to the Study of Late Antique Fortification and Signalling Systems in the Coastal and Island Territory of Northern Dalmatia Using GIS

Jorge García Cardiel, Eduardo Sánchez Moreno, The Scipiones Visit Aphrodite: The Hispanic Sanctuaries of the Goddess in the Context of the Second Punic War

Gabrielle Frija, The Evolution of the Imperial Cult in the Greek Provinces after the Death of Augustus

José Ortiz Córdoba, Geographical Mobility in the Iberian Peninsula in Imperial Times: Study of Immigrants from the Rhine and Danube Provinces

Slavery and dependance. Chronicles 2022

The long march of Christian abolitionism

IThe archaeology of the relationship between Christianity and slavery

A competitive approach between the Church, States and Christians?

Natural law and slavery in the Spanish Catholic period

The long march towards a universally shared abolitionism

Oriental Chronicle. Chronicles 2022

French and Albanian archaeological research in Dyrrachium. Findings of the 2022 campaign.

The French and Bulgarian archaeological mission in Apollonia Pontica (Sozopol, Bulgaria): the tumuli of the Mapite area

Ratiaria inscriptions (Upper Moesia, Bulgaria)

Greek and Roman inscriptions in Anatolia XI

New sanctuaries in Nea Paphos: underground religious temples and spaces at the Fabrika hill. Preliminary results of the French archaeologiacal mission to Paphos in collaboration with Warsaw University (2018-2022)

Which Seleucia? A note on a passage of Diodorus (XXXIV-XXXV, 39A)

A look at the Hellenic publications. Chronicles 2022

Immense, impenetrable and proud beauty.

Humiliated and despised at the crossing of the Acheron

Dying in Athens

Between two worlds: the living and the dead in epic poetry

Archaeology of death

The cult of Sarapis

Helenistic cities and landscapes

An invitation to the Symposion

Scultpures in Greek-speaking provinces of the empire

On the Peloponese

Regional studies I: the diffusion of Macedonian culture

Regional studies II: on the urban design of protobyzantine Philippi

Regional studies III: Northen Euboea

Mirror of the Aegean archaeology

The diffusion of the Cycladic culture

On prehistoric material civilization and recent interpreting methods

The Greek meta-archaeological discourse

Engineers of the antiquity

The founding fathers of archaeology and Greek epigraphy

A new collection on the antiquity targeting a large but informed public

Living and dying in the 6th century AD: natural catastrophes and barbarian invasions

Reviews