New Inscriptions from the Kayseri Museum I
New Inscriptions from the Kayseri Museum IThis paper presents 13 new funerary inscriptions from the Kayseri Museum. With the exception of stele no. 1, which is from Comana, their origins are not recorded in the inventory lists of the museum. Most of them
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The geographic position, climate and history of the island of Korčula are described in the introduction. The island was settled from the early Stone, Bronze and Iron Age. Illyrians, Greeks and Romans settled the island. The Greeks of Knidos established a
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For the love of art. Notes on agalmatophilia and Imitatio Creatoris, from Plato to Winckelmann
With the story of Pygmalion, the classical embodiment of the «living image», the mythographers were allowed to compare the creative role of such a legendary character, capable of devising animated and rational beings, with the power of the gods.
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Ptolemaic political activities on the west coast of Hellenistic Asia Minor had a significant impact on the local spread of the Isiac cults: A spatial network analysis. [PDF]
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A significant centre of culture, arts and commerce through the Ancient Period, Knidos was located on the mainland at the southwest end of Anatolia and on the island facing the land (Cape Krio). Linking of the island to the mainland thanks to the suitable topography created two ports for the city. Eastern port was used as a Commercial Port while the one
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