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| | Lippke (2015.2) Bibliography «Bible+Orient» Arbeits- & Forschungsbibliographie «Bibel+Orient» für Seminare, Kurse und Veranstaltungen Diese Auswahlbibliographie bietet in alphabetischer Reihenfolge mehr als 6 600 wesentliche Veröffentlichungen zum Themenbereich «Bibel+Orient». Sie erleichtert das Konsultieren der in Veranstaltungen angegeben Kurzreferenzen und bietet als grundlegendes Arbeitsmittel Einblick in die einschlägige Sekundärliteratur. Nicht für jeden Forscher gilt «Ich habe keine Biographie – nur eine Bibliographie» (Y. Kaufmann). Dennoch: Jede Bibliographie kann eine Horizonterweiterung darstellen. Denn eine... | | | Egyptianizing Figurines from Delos: A Study in Hellenistic Religion The present study investigates questions of religious syncretism and household cult through an interdisciplinary study of terracotta figurines of Egyptian deities found at Delos, an important Hellenistic Greek port of trade. A comparison of the figurines' iconography to parallels in Egyptian religious texts, temple reliefs, and ritual objects reveals that many of the figurines depict deities or rituals associated with the festival of the Inundation. Furthermore, an analysis of the figurines' clay fabrics and manufacturing techniques suggests that the vast majority of the Egyptianizing... | | | Holy Wandering: The Worlding of the Alexander Romance For over a millennium and a half—from c. 250 BCE to c. 1450 CE—the single most popular work of fiction in the world was the network of closely related texts that contemporary scholars call the "Alexander Romance." From its joint origins in Ptolemaic Egypt and Roman Greece, the Alexander Romance proliferated vigorously, first around the Mediterranean, then concomitantly east and north across Eurasia, as well as south¬ward into Ethiopia and sub-Saharan Africa. By 1400, virtually every language of culture from the Malay Peninsula to Spain and Timbuktu to Iceland possessed its own version of... | | | Inhumations privées dans la nécropole de Pépy Ier La nécropole de Pépy Ier est aujourd'hui connue essentiellement pour les complexes funéraires du roi et des reines de la VIe dynastie. Pourtant, de nombreux particuliers sont venus là pratiquer leurs dévotions et, pour certains, s'y faire inhumer, constituant ainsi ce qui apparaît comme un véritable lieu de mémoire. Trois grandes phases se distinguent, qui témoignent de l'évolution de cette nécropole royale, dans sa perception et son occupation. L'Ancien et le Moyen Empires se caractérisent par une continuité de l'activité rituelle dans le temple. Ensuite, jusqu'au Nouvel Empire au... | | | Data Processing and State Management in Late Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt: The Project 'Synopsis' and the Archive of Menches The proposed paper is meant to present preliminary results of the research project "Synopsis: Data Processing and State Management in Late Ptolemaic and Roman Egypt (150 BCE - 300 CE)," launched in January 2013 and conducted by Professor Andrea Jӧrdens of the University of Heidelberg and Dr. Uri Yiftach-Firanko of the Hebrew University under the auspices of the German Israel Foundation. The project is focused on analysing the organization of data in reports produced by state officials with the purpose of submitting these reports to higher instances. At this stage, the project focuses in... | | | |
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