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Summer School 2025

Gods, rites and objects. Introduction to Roman religion through the prism of its materiality

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Manfred Clauss

Manfred Clauss (1945–2025)

Manfred Clauss (16 August 1945 – 20 January 2025) was a scholar who made an outstanding contribution to the study of ancient history, from ancient Egypt to the digitalisation of epigraphic sources, in terms of breadth, scope (over 25 monographs and edited volumes) and significance.

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scheda Bengt E. Thomasson

Bengt E. Thomasson (1926–2025)

We have just been informed by Marietta Horster that on January 2nd 2025 the great scholar Bengt E. Thomasson passed away, just a few days before his 99th birthday.

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Auguri 2024

Dear friends and members,

the social and natural enviroment in which we live is experimenting difficult times, but I hope that the spirit of collaboration, passion and mutual support – that is the basic concept of our association – will help us to find always a light in the dark.

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75 years of FIEC – lecture series

FIEC is pleased to announce that the recordings of the 15 lectures organized to celebrate the 75th anniversary of its foundation are now available on the FIEC website: https://www.fiecnet.org/75-years-fiec

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SAEG IX

SAEG IX

Dall'8 al 10 gennaio 2025 si terrà la nona edizione del Seminario Avanzato di Epigrafia Greca (SAEG IX) che da quindici anni costituisce per la comunità scientifica degli antichisti un’importante occasione di comunicazione, dialogo e confronto sui temi dell’epigrafia greca.

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Joyce Reynolds

In Memory of Joyce M. Reynolds (1918–2022)

Protagonist of Libyan Epigraphy

The death of Joyce Reynolds led to a number of obituaries by colleagues and friends (Libyan Studies, Libya Antiqua).
This contribution presents three recollections, from different viewpoints.

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75 years of FIEC – third lecture series

As part of the ongoing series of online lectures celebrating the 75th anniversary of FIEC (full program), we are pleased to invite you to the next lecture :

Professor Marietta Horster (University of Mainz/Germany)
Roman Cities – a world of (inscribed) texts
November 13th, 2024, at 7 pm CET (Central European Time)

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Classical Association (UK)

Celebrating Classics

This Winter, we are proud to launch our #CelebratingClassics Campaign as we showcase why Classics is important to so many people, celebrate the brilliant work being done across the sector to increase access to the study of the ancient world, and commemorate the sixtieth anniversary (in 2025) of Classical Civilisation as a qualification subject in England.

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75 years of FIEC – third lecture series

FIEC is proud to announce the third series of lectures celebrating the 75th anniversary of its foundation, to be held online in October-November 2024.

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La Lettera e il Leone

La Lettera e il Leone

Contextualizing Epigraphic Landscapes across the Venetian Stato da mar

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Workshop of the RIDERS project

How to join the Imperial Elite?

Equestrian OffIcers as between social connections and grooup dynamics.

Workshop of the RIDERS project.
17/18 octobre 2024 in Bordeaux.

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University of Groningen

Call for Papers – Groningen

Language and Cultural Interactions in the Roman World: The Impact of Inscriptions

Updated version of the call for papers.

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Università diBologna

XVII Congressus Internationalis Epigraphiae Graecae et Latinae

Gentili Colleghe e Colleghi,

a nome del comitato organizzatore ho il piacere di informarvi che il XVII Congresso Internazionale di Epigrafia Greca e Latina si svolgerà a Bologna da lunedì 30 agosto a venerdì 4 settembre 2027. Nei prossimi mesi invieremo le prime informazioni e istruzioni relative alla partecipazione, alle quote e alle scadenze previste.

Nella speranza di accogliervi numerosi a Bologna, un saluto cordiale,
Alice Bencivenni

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Onomastique, société et identité culturelle en Lusitanie romaine (ADOPIA I)

Jonathan Edmondson et Milagros Navarro Caballero, éd.

Les études de l’onomastique d’un certain nombre de communautés civiques de différents statuts et de diverses régions de la province offrent de nouvelles pistes pour comprendre la transformation juridique, sociale et culturelle de la Lusitanie sous la domination romaine. L’ouvrage illustre les processus de métissage et d’interculturalité, y compris la survie à l’époque romaine de l’onomastique indigène et d’organisations supra-familiales, qui ont eu lieu dans chaque région de l’Empire romain, dont la province de Lusitanie offre un exemple significatif à travers son onomastique.

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