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La vocazione centripeta. Una divergenza ideologica tra Libanio e Temistio di fronte alla prospettiva costantinopolitana dei buleuti di Antiochia

2016

Questa ricerca è incentrata su due personaggi, Temistio e Libanio, che sono esempio di intellettuali orientati verso una prospettiva volta a cogliere i profili di interazione sociale che la loro attività letteraria seppe contemplare. Se i due sono assimilabili per formazione culturale e professione, restano tuttavia ben distinti l’uno dall’altro per tutte le altre rispettive scelte di vita: dal 354 d.C. Libanio si stabilisce definitivamente ad Antiochia, un anno prima di quello in cui Temistio viene nominato senatore di Costantinopoli, inaugurando di seguito la sua carriera di intellettuale organico. L’opera di Temistio e quella di Libanio sono, in realtà, due manifestazioni tra loro antipo…

Greek language and literature. Latin language and literatureThemistius Libanius Antioch Constantinople Senate intellectual HellenismDE1-100Settore L-ANT/03 - Storia RomanaHistory of the Greco-Roman WorldPAHistorika : Studi di Storia Greca e Romana
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Lilibeo al tempo di Cicerone

2021

The volume that sees the light today is the fruit of the Study Day on "Lilibeo at the time of Cicero" held in Marsala, in the conference room of the Museo Lilibeo, on 3 May 2019 thanks to the joint effort of the Museum and the Culture and Society Department of the University of Palermo. In the short term, important changes in the council organizational structure, they led to the establishment of the Archaeological Park of Lilibeo including in a unitary structure the Lilibeo Regional Archaeological Museum, the archaeological area of ​​Capo Boeo, which represents the main nucleus, and other state-owned archaeological areas of the urban fabric of Marsala.

Lilybaeum Sicily Hellenismus Romanization Multiculturalism Topography Material Culture Paintings CiceroSettore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia Classica
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Hellēņu dimensija Eiropai : Rīgas 1. starptautiskās hellēnistikas konferences "Hellēņu pasaule un mēs" materiāli

2003

Marinas Cvetajevas "Faidra"Longīna traktātsMetamorphoses of HellenismOdysseysSpiritual MeadowAleksandrs PapadiamantisGreek RomanceGeography of the Baltic as Seen by the GreeksMīts par Trojas karuTalijas ceļojums uz RīguXIX un XX gadsimta grieķu literatura:HUMANITIES and RELIGION::Languages and linguistics::Classical philology [Research Subject Categories]Sengrieķu mitoloģijas elementi Latvijas uzņēmumu nosaukumosSfinksas mīklaGrieķijas un Eiropas kultūras attiecībashellēņu un baltu mītiskie priekšstatiIambic Entekasyllabic MetreKallimaha himna "Artemīdai"Grieķu arhaiskā lirika
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« Ah ! qui dira les torts de l’Égypte… » Lorsque Paul Perdrizet louait les mérites de l’hellénisme à Franz Cumont

2014

Among the pages of an off-print of Franz Cumont preserved at the Academia Belgica, an unpublished letter by Paul Perdrizet (1870-1937) has recently been discovered. Paul Perdrizet was a Hellenist, an archaeologist and the author of a number of publications relative to Greece, Anatolia, the Near East and to Egypt under Hellenic influence. In that letter Perdrizet airs fierce criticisms against Egyptian Hellenism in the Lagid era. The analysis of that document and of the intellectual context wherein it takes place provides an opportunity to ponder the perception Franz Cumont had of the land of the Pharaos and his way of interpreting the encounter between Hellenic culture and Egyptian culture …

Paul Perdrizet060103 classics060102 archaeologyhellénismeFranz Cumont Paul Perdrizet oriental religions Hellenism EgyptSettore M-STO/06 - Storia Delle Religioni06 humanities and the artsFranz Cumontreligions orientalesHellenismSettore L-ANT/02 - Storia GrecaÉgypteFranz Cumont - Paul Perdrizet - Religions orientales - Hellénisme - Égypte0601 history and archaeologyEgyptClassicsoriental religions
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Reshaping civic space: some remarks on the transformations of the towns of Roman Sicily in the late Republic and early Empire

2018

Recent scholarship pointed out how the towns of Sicily experienced wide urbanistic and architectural transformations during the Hellenistic period. After the long debate on the chronology of the phenomena of material growth and dense urbanization shown by the archaeological record, that previously had been assigned exclusively to the Early Hellenistic period, it’s now generally accepted that several cities, especially in North-Western Sicily, reshaped their urban panoplia after the Roman conquest of the island, in the 2nd-1st centuries B.C., renovating extensively both civic and private buildings. Less known are the further transformations of the urban landscape between the late Republican …

Settore L-ANT/07 - Archeologia ClassicaRoman Sicily citiscapes Hellenism Imperial cult
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