Lecture held by Antje Bosselmann-Ruickbie, Mainz Surprisingly, magic played an important part throughout the history of the Byzantine Empire, although it was a Christian state. Wide-spread representatives of the material culture of magic are amulets made from different materials, but prevailingly preserved in metal and stone. Most examples date from the Early Byzantine period (4th-7th century), however, later examples as well as written sources prove that amulets must have existed until the e..
Among the Armenian monuments of literature the amulets (Arm. hmajil) occupy a special place. By pres...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...
Lecture held by Christopher A. Faraone, Chicago In the Roman Imperial period inscriptions and new ic...
This contribution centres upon amulets, a specific type of jewellery, the European origin of which c...
In the ancient world, magic and magical practice was in fact hugely common between people and within...
This exciting new study draws on objects excavated or discovered in the late nineteenth or early twe...
Cette étude a pour but de montrer le rôle et l’importance que pouvaient avoir les différentes formes...
Concepts pertaining to the supernatural, magic and religious rites, time and again determined certai...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)This thesis identifies the transmission, continuity a...
Magical gems, also called Gnostic gems, are dated mainly to the 1st-3rd century. The depic-tions, sy...
This thesis investigates the magical objects and magical materials of Roman Britain. It aims to demo...
The paper analyzes a magical amulet discovered in 2007 by Radu Petcu in the civilian Roman settlemen...
This chapter examines both inter- and intra-religious contact and the interface of objects and bodie...
Magic gems were very popular amulets in the second and third centuries AD. Figures, inscriptions, an...
Among the Armenian monuments of literature the amulets (Arm. hmajil) occupy a special place. By pres...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...
Lecture held by Christopher A. Faraone, Chicago In the Roman Imperial period inscriptions and new ic...
This contribution centres upon amulets, a specific type of jewellery, the European origin of which c...
In the ancient world, magic and magical practice was in fact hugely common between people and within...
This exciting new study draws on objects excavated or discovered in the late nineteenth or early twe...
Cette étude a pour but de montrer le rôle et l’importance que pouvaient avoir les différentes formes...
Concepts pertaining to the supernatural, magic and religious rites, time and again determined certai...
Research Doctorate - Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)This thesis identifies the transmission, continuity a...
Magical gems, also called Gnostic gems, are dated mainly to the 1st-3rd century. The depic-tions, sy...
This thesis investigates the magical objects and magical materials of Roman Britain. It aims to demo...
The paper analyzes a magical amulet discovered in 2007 by Radu Petcu in the civilian Roman settlemen...
This chapter examines both inter- and intra-religious contact and the interface of objects and bodie...
Magic gems were very popular amulets in the second and third centuries AD. Figures, inscriptions, an...
Among the Armenian monuments of literature the amulets (Arm. hmajil) occupy a special place. By pres...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...
Duringthe early periods of The Byzantine Empire, jewellery developed as acontinuation of the Roman j...