Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2025/1

  • Dalkhat Ediev: Ancient Greek motifs on the walls of the Kyafar mausoleum and in the Karachay-Balkar Nart epic (1)
  • Fernando López Sánchez: King Pyrrhus in the West: In the footsteps of Agathocles (21)
  • Heiko Ullrich: Textkritische Überlegungen zu Lucr. 6.9–23 (35)
  • Ágnes Darab: Nulli sua forma manebat (Met. 1.17): On the Corporeality of Ovid’s Metamorphoses (45)
  • Tibor Grüll: Virgil’s ubiquity: Virgilian texts on papyri, ostraca, writing tablets, graffiti, and dipinti, and the question of literacy in the Roman Empire (63)
  • György Heidl: The return of Persephone on an early byzantine round box brooch (95)
  • Michael McAteer: Irish antiquity and ancient Greece: Standish O’Grady’s History of Ireland (115)
  • László Takács: Time of Heresy. Haeresis – error – hallucinatio: The Book of Various Religious Opinions of Philaster of Brescia (4th century AD) (131)

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Acta Antiqua Academiae Scientiarum Hungaricae 2024/2

  • Stefan Bojowald: On the Demotic word “ftft” in Bodl. MS. Egypt. a 3(P), 8, 4 (117)
  • Levente Nagy: Orpheus the ideal poet: Notes on the interpretation of the mythological and biblical representations of the Orpheus casket mounts from Intercisa, southeastern cemetery, grave 1023 (121)
  • Péter Mayer: “I see two suns” Some remarks on the image of a hallucinating satyr by the Kleophrades Painter (Malibu 85.AE.188) (149)
  • Tamás Magdus: The appearance of the goddess Ceres in Roman liminal rites (155)
  • Tibor Grüll: Literary allusions serving as tools for comic effect in the works of Tertullian (173)
  • Péter Isépy: Der Beitrag der Übersetzung Jakobs von Venedig zur Überlieferung der aristotelischen Metaphysik (189)
  • Victoria Beatrix Fendel: Support-verb constructions with carere ‘to be free (from)’ in the LatinISE corpus: The caritive in Latin (223)

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