I. (1243-1207 v. Chr.) datiert. Das Täfelchen (Inventar-Nummer VA Ass 994) ist aus Gold, etwa 2,6 x 4 cm groß und hat ein Gewicht von 9,5 g. Die Übersetzung der Inschrift lautet: Tukulti-Ninurta, [...] today is attorney John Fisher of Hamburger Weinschenk and Fisher PC. On behalf of the Museum we would like to thank the court for the opportunity to express the Museum's gratitude for the safe and orderly [...] of the world's heritage. The museums of the world are thankful for the selfless efforts of those, like Mr. Flamenbaum, who assist public institutions in carrying out their mission. The Museum also ac

tomb and funeral practices is transmitted not only by notions like sema and mnema , but also by different means. I would like to analyse one of these various means using the idea of Polyvalence [...] involving a stone are for the most part - but not only - connected with the death and with the tomb like place of cult and imagination. The relationship between the stone, the tomb and the death among [...] simple memory relationship - with the dead himself and with the afterworld. The aspect I would like to focus on is not the symbolic, evocative, nor the remembering function of the gravestone. I'm rather

[7] (EvPt X,41-42) “And they heard a voice out from the heavens saying: ‘Have you preached unto them that sleep?’ And an answer was heard from the cross, saying: ‘Yes’.” (EvPt X,41-42). The [...] The descent into hell and the preaching to those who sleep (Evangelium Petri X, 41-42) von Pia De Simone veröffentlicht am 08.11.2008 [...] contribute to envisage Syria as the most probable placement of this work. * * * * Chapter X [4] of Evangelium Petri narrates the apparition of the risen Jesus to all the guardians

doubt as to the myth in question. Pluto is shown as a bearded giant who embraces a tiny, somewhat doll-like Persephone in front of him. Both are standing on a chariot which is drawn by four horses and depicted [...] to present this paper, and to “Archaeologie Online” for subsequently publishing it. I would also like to express my thanks to U. Sternbach, M. C. Füchsle and F. Köhler, who read through the draft and [...] Art and Pottery (Berkeley 1979) 149–151 fig. 2–4; 153 fig. 6; 159 fig. 12. ↩ I would like to thank J. Mylonopoulos who drew my attention to this convincing interpretation. ↩ S

the siege of cities, or have been fetched in times of peace because of certain religious reasons, like the Magna Mater from Phrygia, Ceres from Greece, Aesculapius from Epidauros: and these {{cults}} are [...] “banality” are the causes of its scarce evidence: it could have been mentioned only in famous cases like those of Veii and Carthago and understood in all the others [16] . Plinius speaks, basing [...] Christianity [45] . In this case we must remain necessarily in the field of hypotheses. Like Falerii, the Etruscan city of Volsinii appears for the first time in Roman history in 396 BC, when