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ANALECTA ROMANA INSTITUTI DANICI, Supplementum XXXIX Beyond the Roman Frontier, Roman Influences on the Northern Barbaricum Supplementum XXXIX, Thomas Grane (ed.), 2007. Edizioni Quasar T. Grane: Did the Romans Really Know (or Care) about Southern Scandinavia? An Archaeological Perspective L.M. Imer: Greek and Latin Inscriptions in the Northern Barbaricum L.M.-B. Højbjerg Bjerg: Roman Coins - Evidence of Possible Nodal Points? M. Drevs Dyhrfield-Johnsen: Roman Ideological Influences T. Grane: Southern Scandinavia Foederati and Auxiliarii? U. Lund Hansen: Barbarians in the North - The Greatest Concentration of Roman Weaponry in Europe X. Pauli Jensen: Preliminary Remarks on Roman Military Equipment from the War Booty Sacrifice of Vimose, Denmark K.S. Hvid: Reconstruction of the Northern Germanic Armies AD 200 X. Pauli Jensen: The Use of Archers in the Northern Germanic Armies. Evidence from the Danish War Booty Sacrifices S.E. Albrethsen: Logistic Problems in Northern European Iron Age Warfare |
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ANALECTA ROMANA INSTITUTI DANICI, Supplementum XL, Religion and Society. Rituals, Resources and Identity in the Ancient Graeco-Roman World. The BOMOS-Conferences 2002-2005 Supplementum XL, A.Holm Rasmussen & S. William Rasmussen (Ed.), 2008. Edizioni Quasar Part I: Ritual and Cult J. Podemann Sørensen: A Theory of Ritual J.A. North:Acting and Ritual in Roman Historians: or how Horatius held the door post S.William Rasmussen:Ritual and Identity: a Sociological Perspective on the Expiation of Public Portens in Ancient Rome J.F. Miller: Poets atthe Palatine Temple of Apollo I. Gradel: Ritual, Death, and Divinity: Titulature in Imperial Epitaphs I Mæhle:Female Cult in the Struggle of the Orders A.Holm Rasmussen:Priest and Ritual in Ancient Greek Cult L. Briut Zaidman:Rites et mythes en Grèce ancienne. Sur les traces de Pausanias V. Rosenberger:Gifts and Oracles: Aspects of Religious Communication K. Rørby Kristensen:The "Ritual" of Legislation: Some Preliminary Refections on the Interaction of Law and Religion in Ancient Crete Part II.Resources and Manpower B. Forsén:Resources and Manpower Needed for Constructing Greek Temples - Reflections Stemming from an Arcadian SanctuaryK. Buraselis:Priesthoods for Sale. Comments on Ideological and Financial Aspects of the Sale of Priesthoods in the Greek Cities of the Hellenistic and Roman Periods A. Holm Rasmussen:Priests and Liturgies J. Wallenstein:Resources for Manpower. Magistrates'Dedications to Aphrodite S. William Rasmussen: Sacred Sex as a Resource? Ritual Prostitution and Roman Religion C. Kvium:The Ownership og Sacred Things. Observations on Sacred, public and Private Property in the Late Roman Republic and Early Empire Part III:Religion and Identity S. Price:Memory in Ancient GreeceL. Bruit Zaidman:La notion d'archaisme et la construction de l'identité religieuse dans le monde grec ancien J.A. Krasilnikoff:Pan, Attica and religious Innovation from the Persian Wars to the end of the Fourth Century BC R. Parker:The Cults of Sub-Groups and Identity in the Greek WorldK. Buraselis:Woven into the Peplos. Aspects of the Combination of Ruler Cult with Elements of the Traditional Polis Identity in the Hellenistic World V. Rosenberger:Panhellenic, Athenian, and Local Identities in the Marmor Parium? J. Whitley:Identity and sacred Topography: The Sanctuaries of Praisos in Eastern Crete B. ForsénSacred Topography and Identity in Arcadia S.William Rasmussen:Priests, Politics and Problems in Identity Construction in Ancient Rome C. Kvium:Identifying Identities - Some Thought about gentes and gentiles in Archaic Rome J.M. Rosenløv:Pious Philosophers. Cosmologies and religious Identities J.E. Skydsgaard:Caesar's Horse - A Note |
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ANALECTA ROMANA INSTITUTI DANICI, Supplementum XLI, The World of Greek Vases Supplementum XLI, Vinnie Nørskov, Lise Hannestad, Cornelia Isler-Kerényi & Sian Lewis (Ed.), 2009. Edizioni Quasar Contents Cornelia Isler-Kerènyi: The Study of Figured Pottery Today Vladimir Stissi: Does Function Follow Form? Archais Greek Pottery in its Find Contexts: Uses amd Meanings Dimitri Paleothodoros: Archaeological Context Iconographic Analysis: Case Studies from Greece and Etruria Vinnie Nørskov: The Affairs of Lucien Bonaparte and the Impact on the Study of Greek Vases Vincenzo Bellelli: Etrusco-Corinthian Notes. A Class of Pottery and its Socio-Economic Context in Two Centuries of Scholarship Gunnel Ekroth: Why (not) Paint an Altar? A Study of Where, When and Why Altars appear on Attic Red-figure Vases Eleni Hatzivassiliou: Warriors at a Mound: A Puzzle Scene by Theseus and Athena Painters Sian Lewis: Athletics on Attic Pottery: Export and Imagery Cathrine Morgan: Imports on the Dining Table? The Function of Attic Pottery in the Bosphoran Kingdom Diego Elia: Research Perspectives in the Study of South Italian Vase-painting: the case of Red-figure Pottery from Locri Epizephyrii Erich Kistler: The Encoding and Decoding of Satyr-symposiasts at Vases in Archaic and Classical Athens Ricard Theodore Neer: The Incontinence of Civic Authority:Pictorial Iambos in Athenian Vase-painting Stefan Schmidt: Images of Statues on Attic Vases: The Case of the Tyrannicides |