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Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies

János, Nagyillés [Nagyillés, János (ókortudomány), ed.] Department of Classical Studies (SZTE / FHS / MNYII); Attila, Hajdú [ed.]; Gergő, Gellérfi [Gellérfi, Gergő (klasszika-filológia), ed.] Department of Classical Studies (SZTE / FHS / MNYII); Anne, Horn Baroody [ed.]; Sam, Baroody [ed.]

English Conference proceedings (Book) Scientific

Published: Collegium de Iosepho Eötvös nominatum, Bp, Hungary, 424 p. 2015

Conference: Sapiens Ubique Civis I: International Conference on Classical Studies 2013-08-28 [Szeged, Hungary]

Series: Antiquitas, Byzantium, Renascentia 2064-2369, 13

Identifiers

MTMT: 2937364
Kiadónál: https://byzantium.eotvos.elte.hu/wp-content/uploads/2016/07/sapiens.ubique.civis_.pdf#page=293
ISBN: 9786155371400
Teljes dokumentum: http://honlap.eotvos.elte.hu/uploads/documents/kiadvanyok/sapiensubiquecivis.pdf
Google books: -5f8jwEACAAJ

Chapters

Gellérfi Gergő. On the Sources of Juvenal’s Satire 3. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 107-119
Hajdú Attila. Portrait of Pericles in Ephorus’ Universal History: The causes of the Peloponnesian War (D. S. 12,38,1−41,1). (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 145-161
Márványos Krisztián. Some aspects of Tiberius’ trials from the viewpoint of Libo Drusus case. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 163-178
Sólyom Márk. The Epitome de Caesaribus and the Thirty Tyrants. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 179-188
Farkas István Gergő. New data on the use of the term Raetia-Vindelicia.. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 189-230
Zimonyi Ákos. “Archiatres id est medicus sapientissimus” – Changes in the meaning of the term archiatros in the Roman Empire. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 231-241
Széll Gábor. Propter potentiorem principalitatem – The beginnings of the Primacy of the Church of Rome. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 243-253
Horti Gábor. The defense-in-depth in the Roman Empire. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies p. 255
Jármi Viktória. Discrepancies within a Cult and a Myth: Some Aspect Of The Figure Of Hercules In The Roman Tradition. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 295-306
Lindner Gyula. Superstition and Propitiation: Plutarch and the Phrygian-Lydian Confession Inscriptions. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 321-331
Juhász Erika. Nobis id maxime studendum, ut obsequi studeamus. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 397-405
Palotás György. Birth and Death in Michael Verancius' Poems Written to the Szapolyai Family in 1540. (2015) In: Sapiens Ubique Civis I. - Proceedings of International Conference on Classical Studies pp. 407-424

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