Címke: Benjamin Scolnic

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Acta Antiqua Scientiarum Hungaricae 2025/3-4

  • Patricia A. Johnston, Attilio Mastrocinque, Gaius Stern: Origines gentium: The origins of Greeks, Etruscans, Romans, and others. Symposium Peregrinum X, 23–25 June 2023, Soriano nel Cimino (Viterbo), Italy (261)
  • Salvatore Costanza: The Clod of Earth and the foundation of Cyrene between myth and history (265)
  • Marie-Laure Freyburger-Galland: Cassius Dio and the origins of Rome (277)
  • Patrick Hunt: Foundation of Carthage in myth and fact (285)
  • Fernando López Sánchez, Maria de la Luz Triňanez Dieste: The foundation story of Tyre: Two mythemes and two tutelary deities (297)
  • Francisco Marco Simón, Gabriel Sopeňa Genzor: A Celtic ver sacrum: The Bituriges and the foundation of Mediolanum (315)
  • Attilio Matrocinque: Hercules, Liber Pater, and the origins of Tyre (331)
  • Ioannis Mitsios: Autochthony in the cults and iconography of the Erechtheion (337)
  • Giulia Pedrucci: Back to the roots of ancient Sicily. The role of the Anatolians in light of the presence of Cybele in prehistoric time (355)
  • Aura Piccioni: For an Archaeology of the Italic peoples in Sicily. Outsiders, migration, and mobility from the Italian Peninsula (367)
  • Lorina N. Quartarone: Ulysses as an Oblique Foil for Aeneas: Vergil’s calculated repudiation of the Romans’ Greek ancestry (377)
  • Benjamin Scolnic: Karomemphitai. Origin stories of Karians in Egypt and their role in the rise of the Saite dynasty (401)
  • Gaius Stern: On the origins of Roman hatred of Etruscan and foreign kings (417)
  • Kerasia A. Stratiki: The οrigins of the Athenians. Athenian Αutochthony: Cecrops and Erichthonius (441)
  • Stev Talarman: “Earthborn” Indians in the Dionysiaca (467)
  • Zsuzsanna Turcsán-Tóth: Is a cult statue more than the sum of its parts? (483)
  • Henry John Walker: Origin stories and original people in Roman and Irish myths (497)

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Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2023/2-3

  • Patricia A. Johnston: “Returning Home in the Greek and Roman World” Symposium Classicum Peregrinum, June 10–12 and 16, 2022 Messina and Taormina (121)
  • Francisco Marco Simón: Heureux qui, comme Ulysse, a fait un bon voyage: Invoking the deities of the roads in the Latin west (125)
  • Benjamin Scolnic: The Failure of Poseidon, ‘Averter of Disaster’ and the Mythical Geography of Isaiah 23:1–14 (141)
  • Chiara Di Serio: Tales in Athenaeus of divine statues preventing or favoring journeys (153)
  • Annarita Martini Carbone: The journey of the initiate towards salvation and the trials of Mithras seen through the experience of Hercules and the protection of Mithras, Hercules, and Caelestis: labors and salvation (169)
  • Francesca Ceci, Aleksandra Krauze-Kołodziej: The journeys of Orpheus (183)
  • Attilio Mastrocinque: The face of Eurydice (203)
  • Giulia Pedrucci: Was Kore/Persephone’s journey to the afterworld as a path to infertility? (219)
  • Loredana Lancini, Francesca Diosono: Going through a lake of Darkness (233)
  • Henry John Walker: Spatial and spiritual exile in Vergil’s Aeneid (253)
  • Lorina Quartarone: Hell on earth: Penelope’s underworld journey and Nekyia (277)
  • Salvatore Costanza: The return of Jason and the recall of the exile Damophilus in Pindar’s Fourth Pythian Ode: Mythical tale and politics quarrels (301)
  • Gérard Freyburger: The impossible return home of Lucius in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses (329)
  • Nicolas L.J. Meunier: From withdrawal to return in the first decade of the Ab Vrbe condita: An example of Livian dialectic of contrasts (335)
  • Joshua Nudell: “Few of the many returned home” (349)
  • Daniel Sarefield: Impossible homecomings in the Scythian logos of Herodotus (361)
  • Elena Santagati: Peisistratus’ exiles and the strategic international network (373)
  • Luciano Traversa: Magistrates’ early returns to Rome ex provincia between the Middle Republic and the Gracchan age (385)
  • Gaius Stern: Regulus, Hannibal, and why Roman POWs can’t go home again (397)
  • Patrick Hunt: Hannibal’s hard ‘homecoming’ after 203 BCE (417)
  • Altay Coşkun: Imperial Homecoming(s) and the Ara Pacis Augustae in 13 BC (427)
  • Marie-Laure Freyburger-Galland: “Cassius Dio, A Bithynian ‘exiled’ to Rome?” (445)

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