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364 Magica
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Panagiota Sarischouli, Unveiling Emotions in Graeco-Egyptian Magical Papyri.
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Mario Capasso, Paola Davoli & Natascia Pellé (edd.), Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of Papyrology. Lecce, 28 July - 3 August 2019 = Quaderni dell'Istituto superiore universitario di formazione interdisciplinare. 2 (Lecce, 2022) II, pp. 882-895.
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Introduces a fascinating new theme in magic studies: explores how humans experienced and expressed emotions while performing magical acts, focusing on their manifestations in various Graeco-Egyptian magical recipes and activated texts, which - although heavily formulaic in structure and in form - offer many opportunities for exploring the manifold influence of emotions on human behaviour.
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2022-0116
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146 364 Epistulae
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Ibrahim Seada, Requests and letters of recommendation: the case of Amyntas in the Zenon archive.
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Mario Capasso, Paola Davoli & Natascia Pellé (edd.), Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of Papyrology. Lecce, 28 July - 3 August 2019 = Quaderni dell'Istituto superiore universitario di formazione interdisciplinare. 2 (Lecce, 2022) I, pp. 519-527.
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Requests and letters of recommendation in Ptolemaic Egypt in the third century B.C. were some effective ways used by Greek immigrants to improve their conditions, to obtain a good job or to solve the problems facing them in their new country. Amyntas, the director of Apollonios Palace in Alexandria, was one of the most influential officials who wrote such requests and letters on behalf of some fellow Greek immigrants.
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2022-0119
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215 241 Nome Arsinoïte 712
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Benjamin Sippel, Temples in Decline? The Egyptian Priesthood under Roman Rule.
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Mario Capasso, Paola Davoli & Natascia Pellé (edd.), Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of Papyrology. Lecce, 28 July - 3 August 2019 = Quaderni dell'Istituto superiore universitario di formazione interdisciplinare. 2 (Lecce, 2022) II, pp. 905-914.
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Argues against the narrative that the Egyptian priesthood "suffered" under Roman rule and, in consequence, "declined markedly" in the 3rd century A.D. In contrast, points out that Romans were keen to protect priestly privileges, and that the economic condition of temples is difficult to reconstruct. A closer look at the body of evidence further shows that a general "decline" of the Egyptian priesthood under Roman rule cannot be stated, as our material is primarily limited to just few temples at the edges of the Fayyum.
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2022-0120
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141.4 364 Epistulae
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141.4 P.S.I. Inv. 3031 ined.
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Antonio Stornaiuolo, Oleificatori al servizio del vescovo di Ossirinco. Un'analisi di PSI inv. 3031, 10-14.
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Mario Capasso, Paola Davoli & Natascia Pellé (edd.), Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of Papyrology. Lecce, 28 July - 3 August 2019 = Quaderni dell'Istituto superiore universitario di formazione interdisciplinare. 2 (Lecce, 2022) II, pp. 925-934.
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A forthcoming PSI papyrus (Inv. 3031), a business letter coming from 4th century Oxyrhynchus, features the first papyrological witness of Pelagius, head of the Oxyrhynchite bishopric from 325 to 347 A.D. Alongside with a text section (ll. 13-10) by which we can ascertain the bishop's activities were somehow related with bread baking, and by adding that this bread baking could possibly be linked with the Easter's celebrations (l. 20), the letter testifies that the bishop can also rely on some skilled oil-makers, who appear to be directly dependent on the bishop himself (ll. 11- 14). Aims at understanding who these oil-makers at the service of Pelagius are and whether they are members of the local κοινὸν τῶν ἐλαιουργῶν.
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2022-0122
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364 Commentatores 520
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Marco Stroppa, Il sistema di abbreviazioni dotte nei commentari e nei testi di studiosi.
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Mario Capasso, Paola Davoli & Natascia Pellé (edd.), Proceedings of the 29th International Congress of Papyrology. Lecce, 28 July - 3 August 2019 = Quaderni dell'Istituto superiore universitario di formazione interdisciplinare. 2 (Lecce, 2022) II, pp. 935-943.
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The so-called "learned abbreviations" system has long been recognized in the context of paraliterary texts, because this articulated system is found precisely in commentaries or in scholarly books. If the system as a whole is known and its functioning has been described in some editions of single texts, however, a global approach and a specific discussion on this interesting aspect of ancient writing practice is lacking. Aims to deepen the data on papyrus in which this system is used, addressing some crucial points.
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2022-0123
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