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Η μονογραφία "The ‘Autonomous’ Coinages under the Late Antigonids" αποτελεί μια συστηματική μελέτη των αργυρών και χαλκών νομισματικών εκδόσεων στο όνομα Μακεδόνων, των Βοττεατών και των Αμφαξίων, λαών που κατοικούσαν σε διακριτές περιοχές του Μακεδονικού βασιλείου, τις λεγόμενες μερίδες. Πρόκειται για τα μοναδικά μη-βασιλικά νομίσματα του Μακεδονικού κράτους που κόπηκαν στα χρόνια της βασιλείας του Φιλίππου Ε’ και του Περσέα, ή ενδεχομένως και λίγο νωρίτερα. Η παρούσα μονογραφία εξετάζει την σχέση των ‘αυτόνομων’ κοπών με τα βασιλικά νομίσματα, μελετά το μετρολογικό τους...

La publication du corpus des inscriptions grecques et latines des cites acheennes fait suite a celui de Patras, publie en 1998 dans la meme serie (MEΛETHMATA 25). Si le present volume contient moins de documents, ceux-ci sont plus varies et se repartissent mieux dans le temps; contrairement au volume precedent, le nombre de documents publics est important et illustre bien l'histoire de certaines cites, particulierement a l'epoque hellenistique. Comme par le passe, nous n'avons pas voulu presenter un catalogue laconique mais nous avons cru bon de pousser au maximum le commen...

This book is a revised version of my PhD thesis, submitted to the Department of History of the National and Kapodistrian University of Athens in 2003 (in Greek). In writing this book I have tried to take into consideration books and articles which were published in the meantime, mostly until late 2007; other than that, I have made several changes to the content, but few changes to the structure of the original thesis. I have to admit that I originally entertained the idea of including a number of more theoretical approaches to the material studied in my thesis. I soon reali...

The mountainous territory known in antiquity as the Cibyratis was among the last regions of southwest Asia Minor to be explored by western scholars and travelers in the 18th and 19th centuries. Boubon, the smallest of four cities known to have formed the Cibyratic city league, was identified as late as 1842, subsequent to its three neighbors and partners in that league. Surrounded by high mountain chains, the site of Boubon is situated 20 km south of the modern town of Golhisar, ancient Cibyra, near the small agricultural village of Ibecik and far from the tourist attractio...

[...] The present volume is intended to show that the ideal of an at once sociohistorical and authentically philosophical approach to the spiritual life of the late Greek elites is still alive, and that a presentation of late antique philosophical life that does justice as much to the ideas themselves as to the circumstances in which they were studied and lived is a realizable aim. What follows is, then, work in progress, all destined to be presented more fully elsewhere. [...]

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The present volume is complementary to volume Ia, entitled "Inscriptions from Palaestina Tertia: The Greek Inscriptions from Ghor es-Safi (Byzantine Zoom)" and published in 2005, which contained 321 inscribed funerary stelae from this area (and another 20 bearing only symbols). Vol. Ib includes 66 new inscriptions from the Ghor es-Safi area (Byzantine Zoora), also one from Khirbet Qazone and 13 from Feinan (Byzantine Phaeno). The vast majority of the Ghor es-Safi epigraphic material (64 inscriptions) originates from the An-Naq' cemetery, a burial site since Early Bronze Age...

After a period of almost ten year of hard but very satisfying work I feel a great relief to present to the public in this volume the Greek Inscriptions from Ghor es-Safi (Byzantine Zoora). The Greek inscriptions cover 90% of all the inscriptions recorded till now. The remaining 10% are Jewish-Aramaic and will appear in a separate volume in the future. All these unpublished inscriptions belong to the 4th-6th centuries AD and are products of illicit excavations in the area during the last 20 years. (Από τον πρόλογο του βιβλίου)

Le plaisir que l'on eprouve a presenter au public un livre comme celui de Hariclia Brecoulaki vient de ce qu'il est a la fois tres attendu - en raison de l'aura qui entoure a priori son objet - et completement nouveau par la maniere dont celui-ci y est aborde. La double formation de l'auteur, qui l'a progressivement menee de la conservation-restauration a l' archeologie historique, lui a en effet tres vite assure dans la recherche sur la peinture antique une position originale, la conduisant a etendre ses investigations hors du domaine grec, notamment dans l'Italie preromai...

Le plaisir que l'on eprouve a presenter au public un livre comme celui de Hariclia Brecoulaki vient de ce qu'il est a la fois tres attendu - en raison de l'aura qui entoure a priori son objet - et completement nouveau par la maniere dont celui-ci y est aborde. La double formation de l'auteur, qui l'a progressivement menee de la conservation-restauration a l' archeologie historique, lui a en effet tres vite assure dans la recherche sur la peinture antique une position originale, la conduisant a etendre ses investigations hors du domaine grec, notamment dans l'Italie preromai...

Cet ouvrage resulte d'une these de doctorat preparee sous la direction de Michel Christol, puis soutenue en 2003 a l'Universite Paris 1 Pantheon-Sorbonne. Il n'aurait pu etre effectue sans de nombreux concours qu'il m'est agreable de rappeler ici. Qu'il me soit permis de temoigner tout d'abord toute ma gratitude a l'instigateur de cette recherche, Kostas Buraselis, qui m'a indique l'absence d'une etude synthetique du culte imperial en Grece et qui, depuis lors, a suivi constamment et avec bienveillance l'avancement de mes travaux. Ma vive reconnaissance s'adresse aux membr...

The subject of the study is three Roman provincial coin hoards, which were unearthed during excavations conducted by the Univercity of Thessalonike at the site of Dion in Macedonia in the years 1998, 1999 and 2000, respectively. Their concealment in the same area, as well as their very similar contents and burial date, indicate that the three finds are clearly related nad they are therefore discussed here as a whole. Their interest lies both in the secure archaeological context from which they derive and in the large number of coins they include, something that is very unu...