The power of curves: the rise of Maghribi ṯuluṯ (fifth–sixth/eleventh–twelfth centuries) by Bongianino, U

“…This article examines the origin and spread of Maghribi ṯuluṯ, a distinctive epigraphic style employed on buildings and inscribed artefacts in Northwest Africa and al-Andalus, from the late fifth/eleventh century onwards. …”

La escritura visigótica publicitaria en la provincia de Burgos by Alejandro García Morilla

“…Its genesis, form, epigraphical tradition and especially, its writing are essential elements that increase our knowledge of the history of this province. …”
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Iulia Maesa and Iulia Soaemias at the Court of Elagabalus: The Female Power of the Severan Domus by Pedro David CONESA NAVARRO

“…For this reason, in this paper we plan to create a coherent discourse analysing the references of classical authors in the light of numismatic and epigraphic testimonies.</p><div> </div>…”
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Michael and other archangels behind an eight-pointed cross-symbol from Medieval Nubia: A view from Sai Island in northern Sudan by Dr Henriette Hafsaas, Dr Alexandros Tsakos

“…This article employs theory about the interface between the written and the visual in order to discuss grapho-linguistic evidence for this type of epigraphic devices and the use of such devices as multivocal symbols in the cults of the archangels in Medieval Nubia. …”
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Un’iscrizione di Alba Fucens: organi municipali e rapporti con Roma nel I secolo d.C. by Stefano Liva

“…Abstract - A precious epigraphic document, a latin inscription from Alba Fucens from the first half of the first century AD, which can be reconstructed in its content also thanks to the sixteenth-century transcription by the humanist Mariangelo Accursio, offers the opportunity to take a look at certain aspects relating to the administrative organization of the Italic municipia of the early imperial age. …”
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Saint Lucia's worship by fishermans and sailors in Trapani between 16th and 17th centuries by Michele Giacalone

“…This work is focused on the identification of the whole body of a stony epigraphic and figure document, belonging to the town of Trapani. …”
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Aspectos demográficos de las provincias germanas en época romana by María Remedios García Martínez

“…At the end of the article, some data charts are included, which contain the Information taken from the epigraphic sources.</p>…”
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The regiones of Italy: between republic and principate by Bispham, E

“…A smattering of later epigraphic testimony would suggest that at some point in the imperial period Italy had been subdivided into an uncertain number of regions; we might then suspect Augustus as the architect of the change; it would also be plausible, on the basis of the epigraphic evidence alone, to attribute the reform to Trajan or Hadrian. …”

Pompeio Magno. Italicei qvi Agrigenti negotiantvr by Luis Amela Valverde

“…In addition in the text, mention of the epigraphs that make allusion to the negotiatores in the West.…”
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Pompeio Magno. Italicei qvi Agrigenti negotiantvr by Luis Amela Valverde

“…In addition in the text, mention of the epigraphs that make allusion to the negotiatores in the West.…”
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Imperial cult and dinastic fidelity: Agrippa and Lesbos island by Jean-Michel RODDAZ

“…Agrippa for the implantation and the spread of the imperial Cult in the eastern part of the Empire, and his relation with the ancient institutions of worship and the local oligarchies what provides the priests, thanks mainly to the epigraphical testimonies supplied by Lesbos.…”
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Some Remarks on the Entry of Bona Dea into the African Provinces, with a Glance at the Italic Documentation by Federica Gatto, Gian Luca Gregori

“…Eight epigraphic documents show the presence of Bona Dea’s cult in the provinces of Roman Africa. …”
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Atestini in Italia, a Roma e nelle province by Filippo Boscolo

“…These figures very often undertook a military career and they are mostly known from epigraphic sources concerning Italy, Rome and some western provinces.…”
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Written Remains: Materiality and the Religious Heritage Complex of the Jewish Portuguese Past by Cyril Isnart

“…Long after the forced conversion of Portuguese Jews to Catholicism or their exodus, a few epigraphic testimonials were collected, maintained, and displayed. …”
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Apuntes sobre la epigrafía romana de Valentia by Ferran Arasa i Gil

“…So we have reviewed the corpus of the colony and incorporated the latest finds of epigraphic evidences. In this way we intend to expose a state of the question on epigraphic information that increases our knowledge of the history of the early stages of life in the city, concerning various aspects of civic life as local government, religious practice and social structure.…”
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Epigrafía, organización del territorio y poblamiento en territorio de "Vascones" : Los Bañales (Uncastillo, Zaragoza) by Javier Andreu Pintado, Angel A. Jordán Lorenzo

“…Studied and excavated in the fourties and in the seventies of the last century, until the date the site has not been analyzed from a global point of view that link the archaeological with the epigraphic data and that put those in connection with the romanization of the whole area. …”
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Agriculture and worship a contribution to the study of daily life in Roman Singidunum and its environs by Pilipović Sanja

“…The paper relies on epigraphic and archaeological evidence for understanding two aspects of everyday life in Roman Singidunum, agriculture and the worship of agricultural deities. …”
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Nuevos fundamentos sobre la lex Adriana: la inscripción de Lella Drebblia by Gustavo Sanz Palomera

“…A new epigraphic document sheds new light on the Imperial policy concerning the known Imperial Estates in Africa Proconsularis. …”
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Nuevos fundamentos sobre la lex Adriana: la inscripción de Lella Drebblia by Gustavo Sanz Palomera

“…A new epigraphic document sheds new light on the Imperial policy concerning the known Imperial Estates in Africa Proconsularis. …”
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Koltès, l’œuvre infinie by Florence Bernard

“…Readers are challenged to recognize the latter, which appear as epigraphs or in the midst of dialogues. Koltès’s quotations appear and disappear and sometimes contradict the actions or the characters represented with an incredible mobility and vastness of horizons.…”
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