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61	Moods and tenses of the Greek non-literary papyri Mandelaras, Vasileios G. January 1969 (has links) No description available. 480
62	Construtos de gênero no Egito Ptolomaico: uma proposta de leitura das cartas gregas e demóticas / Constructs of gender in Ptolemaic Egypt: a reading proposal of Greek and demotic letters Thais Rocha da Silva 04 November 2013 (has links) Parte significativa da historiografia sobre o Egito antigo ainda tem usado os termos gênero e mulheres como sinônimos. O estudo das cartas gregas e demóticas foi feito em grande parte com foco nas análises formais dos textos e na filologia. São raros os estudos de epistolografia que privilegiam o aspecto relacional e social das fontes. Se, por um lado, os autores interessados no gênero no Egito usam as cartas como um documento que pode dar acesso às mulheres, a historiografia sobre essas cartas parece negligenciar as mulheres e o gênero como temas relevantes. No período ptolomaico, as relações entre homens e mulheres foram constituídas por processos intrínsecos e específicos que operavam diferentes categorias de gênero simultaneamente, combinando uma multiplicidade de tradições e valores, muito além de nossas percepções do que é masculino e feminino, ou grego e egípcio. A proposta da dissertação é analisar a historiografia sobre gênero no Egito ptolomaico e como ela se apropriou de determinados grupos de papiros, em especial as cartas. A discussão sobre os estudos de gênero com base na epistolografia grega e demótica do Egito ptolomaico articula diferentes disciplinas que expõe os enquadramentos teóricos enviesados de leitura das cartas. / A significant part of the historiography on ancient Egypt has used the terms gender and women synonymously. The study of Greek and demotic letters focused mainly on formal textual analysis and philology, disregarding the understanding that letters are relational sources.. Studies of epistolography rarely emphasize the relational and social aspects of sources. If, on one hand, authors interested in gender in Egypt use letters as documents that can give access to the understanding about women in the period, the historiography of these letters appears to neglect women and gender issues as relevant. In the Ptolemaic period, relations between men and women were constituted by intrinsic and specific processes that operated different gender categories simultaneously, combining a multiplicity of traditions and values, far beyond our perceptions of what is masculine and feminine, or is Greek and Egyptian. The purpose of the dissertation is to analyze the historiography of gender in Ptolemaic Egypt and how it has appropriated certain groups of papyri, especially the letters. The discussion about gender studies based on Greek and demotic epistolography of Ptolemaic Egypt articulates different disciplines which exposes the biased theoretical frameworks imposed to the interpretation of letters. Antropologia Cartas Egito helenístico Estudos de gênero Mulheres Papiros Anthropology Gender studies Hellenistic Egypt Letters Papyri Women
63	The meaning of Diatheke in Hebrews chapter 9 with special reference to the Oxyrhynchus and other Egyptian Papyri Wiid, John Sidney 15 September 2014 (has links) D.Litt. et Phil. (Biblical Studies) / Please refer to full text to view abstract Bible.N.T. - Hebrews 9 - Hermeneutics Hermeneutics Covenant theology - Biblical teaching Manuscripts (Papyri)
64	Temples as Economic Agents in Early Roman Egypt: The Case of Tebtunis and Soknopaiou Nesos Connor, Andrew J. 02 June 2015 (has links) No description available. Ancient Civilizations Egypt temples papyri land tenure economic history Roman Empire
65	Das Papyrusportal Freitag, Stefan, Gerhardt, Marius, Kupferschmidt, Jens, Scholl, Reinhold 28 May 2024 (has links) The Papyrus Portal is a project that aims to provide the user with an efficient and effective search of all digitized and electronically catalogued papyrus collections in Germany, and a unified presentation of the search results with the most important information on the particular papyrus. This includes links to the local home databases which have more details on each piece. The Papyrus Portal unites the different information technologies of the original databases and presents the search results in a standard format. A conventiontional format for the recording of the metadata has been established. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/730 ddc:730
66	An Amuletic Papyrus from Theban Tomb 233 and the Four Akh-spirits Ockinga, Boyo G., Fischer-Elfert, Hans-Werner 04 April 2024 (has links) Publication of an amuletic papyrus of the early post-Ramesside Period found in the tomb of Saroy (TT233) invoking the protection of the four akh-spirits. The text, which is the earliest attested to specify the names of the spirits, is analysed in the context of the known parallel texts and of the references to the four spirits. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/932 ddc:932
67	The corpus of Greek medical papyri and digital papyrology Reggiani, Nicola 20 April 2016 (has links) (PDF) The ongoing project of digitising a corpus of ancient Greek texts on papyrus dealing with medical topics raises some problematic questions involving general issues of digital papyrology. The main electronic resource of papyrological texts, the Papyrological Navigator (papyri.info), has indeed been designed to host documentary items, while the special technical, even literary nature of medical papyri (which include, besides documents related to medicine, also handbooks, school books, and treatises by both known and unknown authors) requires new ways to treat the relevant data (paratextual devices such as diacriticals, punctuation, abbreviatios, layout features). Such issues are currently under discussion by the team charged of the forthcoming Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri (DCLP), but further options need to be taken into consideration in order to develop a fully functional, interactive, dynamic database of ancient technical texts: in particular, this paper will present and discuss the potentialities of a multi-layer linguistic annotation (useful to fulfil the needs of a multifaceted technical language) and of a multitextual digital edition (helpful in consideration of the fragmentary condition of the texts and of their often problematic relationship with the known manuscript tradition). griechische medizinische Papyri digitiale Edition mit TEI/EpiDoc mehrschichtige linguistische Annotation Tree-Banking Lemmatisierung greek medical papyri digital encoding with TEI/EpiDoc multi-layer linguistic annotation treebanking lemmatisation ddc:930
68	La logistique des armées hellénistiques / The logistics of Hellenistic armies Mesnil, Charlie 09 December 2017 (has links) L’usage du terme « logistique » dans son sens militaire est relativement récent dans l’historiographie de la guerre (il date essentiellement de quelques dizaines d’années) et le mot est complexe à définir. S’intéresser à la logistique militaire, c’est non seulement s’intéresser au ravitaillement de l’armée, mais aussi à ses déplacements, son équipement, son logement et son service sanitaire. Des sujets qui sont donc à la fois variés et très différents les uns des autres et pour lesquels les sources ne sont pas toujours satisfaisantes. Le monde hellénistique que nous étudions s’étend de Marseille à Aï Khanoum (Afghanistan) et comprend à la fois les royaumes et les cités. Les espaces concernés influencèrent les choix stratégiques des généraux. L’impact qu’eut la logistique militaire dans l’issue des conflits militaires hellénistiques est difficile à évaluer et peut aller de négligeable à déterminant. Mais la logistique militaire ne se résume pas à l’influence de celles-ci dans les guerres et aborde aussi des questions économiques et sociales. / The use of the term "logistics" in its military sense is relatively recent in the historiography of war (it dates essentially from a few decades) and the word is complex to define. To be interested in military logistics isn’t only to be interested in supplying the army, but also in its transport, equipment, housing and sanitary services. These subjects are therefore at the same time varied and very different from each other and the sources aren’t always sufficient. The Hellenistic world we are studying extends from Marseille to Ai Khanoum (Afghanistan) and includes both kingdoms and cities. The spaces concerned influenced the strategic choices of the generals. The impact of military logistics on the outcome of Hellenistic military conflicts is difficult to evaluate and can range from negligible to decisive. Military logistics, however, aren’t limited to their influence in wars, but also concern economic and social issues. Administration Archéologie Armement Arsenaux Grèce Greniers Hellénistique Histoire Logement Logistique Marine Médecine Militaire Papyri Pillage Ravitaillement Réquisition Transport Administration Archeology Armaments Arsenals Greece Granaries Hellenistic History Housing Logistics Looting Medicine Military Navy Papyri Requisition Supplying Transport
69	The corpus of Greek medical papyri and digital papyrology: new perspectives from an ongoing project Reggiani, Nicola January 2016 (has links) The ongoing project of digitising a corpus of ancient Greek texts on papyrus dealing with medical topics raises some problematic questions involving general issues of digital papyrology. The main electronic resource of papyrological texts, the Papyrological Navigator (papyri.info), has indeed been designed to host documentary items, while the special technical, even literary nature of medical papyri (which include, besides documents related to medicine, also handbooks, school books, and treatises by both known and unknown authors) requires new ways to treat the relevant data (paratextual devices such as diacriticals, punctuation, abbreviatios, layout features). Such issues are currently under discussion by the team charged of the forthcoming Digital Corpus of Literary Papyri (DCLP), but further options need to be taken into consideration in order to develop a fully functional, interactive, dynamic database of ancient technical texts: in particular, this paper will present and discuss the potentialities of a multi-layer linguistic annotation (useful to fulfil the needs of a multifaceted technical language) and of a multitextual digital edition (helpful in consideration of the fragmentary condition of the texts and of their often problematic relationship with the known manuscript tradition). info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/930 ddc:930
70	Astrological implications in the 'Lot oracle' PGM 50 Gieseler Greenbaum, Dorian, Naether, Franziska 30 July 2018 (has links) In previous editions of the magical papyri, PGM 50 has been considered as a lot oracle. In this article we propose a reinterpretation of the text as a source for astrology rather than for lot oracles. This reinterpretation is based on PGM 50’s astrological vocabulary. We provide a new translation based on this evidence. We further discover parallels to the second-century C.E. astrologer Vettius Valens in the verso of the text, which emend the original text as given by Wessely and Preisendanz. / In früheren Editionen der magischen Papyri wurde PGM 50 als Losorakel angesehen. In diesem Artikel argumentieren wir jedoch, den Text eher als einen Vertreter der Astrologie denn als ein Losorakel aufzufassen. Diese Neuinterpretation beruht auf dem astrologischen Fachvokabular, das in PGM 50 Anwendung fi ndet. Neben einer Neuübersetzung, basierend auf diesen Erkenntnissen, war es möglich, auf dem Verso des Pergaments Parallelen zum Werk von Vettius Valens (2. Jh. n. Chr.) zu identifi zieren. Dadurch kann die Erstedition von Wessely und die Textausgabe bei Preisendanz emendiert werden. info:eu-repo/classification/ddc/930 ddc:930

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