Article ID: CBB000640279

Altes Blei neu ausgegraben. Textkritische Bemerkungen zu den lateinischen “Defixiones” aus Hadrumentum (2004)

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The Latin "curse-tablets" from Hadrumentum have only been edited once, by Auguste Audollent, partly in the well-known monograph, Defixionum Tabellae, partly in different reviews, the most recent "editio princeps" dating from 1930. Now, the tablets fromo Hadrumentum offer particular features that facillitate the decipherment and reading of the written spells, since they have not onlyu been found in one single spot, the roman necropolis on the road to Kairouan, but also are inscribed with similar magical formulas. A re-reading of the texts is thus very promising. This new approach, though, is not only based on the examination of isolated linguistic phenomena, but considers the texts as a coherent unity, by combining the study of philological and palaeographifc data with the analysis of the texts' structure. The comparison of five parallel "curse tablets" allows to establish a holistic view that has not been provided so far.

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Authors & Contributors
Calvo Martínez, José Luis
Faraone, Christopher A.
Jacobus, Helen R.
Rynearson, Nicholas
Quiroga, Alberto
Nagy, Árpád M.
Journals
MHNH (Revista Internacional de Investigación sobre Magia y Astrología Antiguas)
American Journal of Philology
Mediterranean Archaeology and Archaeometry
Dianoia: Annali di storia della filosofia
Publishers
de Gruyter
Cincinnati, University of
Concepts
Magic
Occult sciences
Linguistic or semantic analysis
Science and literature
Primary literature (historical sources)
Poetry and poetics
People
Virgil
Sextus Empiricus
Ovid
Manilius, Marcus
Lucan
Libanius
Time Periods
Ancient
Places
Rome (Italy)
Greece
Egypt
Portugal
Italy
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