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Humana Sapit. Etudes d'Antiquite Tardive offertes a Lellia Cracco-Ruggini,
Turnhout, Brepols, 2002 Paperback, XXII+504 p., 120 b/w ill., 220 x 280 mm. ISBN 9782503512792.
"Humana sapit" Etudes d'Antiquite tardive offertes a Lellia Cracco Ruggini editees par Jean-Michel Carrie et Rita Lizzi 1 Page de garde = p. 1 1 Photo Lellia Cracco Ruggini = p. 2 1 Page de titre = p. 3 1 Abreviations standard = p. 4 2 Avant-propos des editeurs = p. 5-6 10 Liste des publications de Lellia Cracco Ruggini p. 7-16 4/5 Tabula gratulatoria = p. 17-20 ou 21 4 Peter Brown, Preface = p. 23-26 I L'Italie 27 18 Franca Ela Consolino La prosopopea di Roma e i primi due libri delle Laudes Stiliconis 29-46 10 Marcella Forlin Patrucco Ancora su Italia Annonaria e eta ambrosiana 47-56 6 Richard Lim TheRoman pantomime riot of A.D. 509, 57-62 12 Silvio Panciera Sulle vicende di un sacrarium di Liber Pater nel Suburbio di Roma in eta tardoantica., 63-74 8 Hagith Sivan From Athanaric to Ataulf: The shifting horizons of 'Gothicness' in Late Antiquity 75-82 6 Heikki Solin Noterelle sugli Ebrei di Ostia antica, 83-88 12 Kayoko Tabata I comites Gothorum e l'amministrazione municipale in Italia ostrogota, 89-100 14 Giulio Volpe Il mattone di Iohannis, 101-114 II Les elites et leur culture titre, 115 Giorgio Bonamente, a preciser 14 Philippe Bruggisser Clin d'oeuil latin. Latiaris avant, chez et apres Symmaque, 117-130 10 Jean-Pierre Callu, Naissance de la dynastie constantinienne : le tournant de 314-316, 131-140 10 Alan Cameron Petronius Probus, Aemilius Probus and the transmission of Nepos: a note on late Roman calligraphers, 141-150 25 Francois Chausson, Une soeur de Constantin : Anastasia, 151-175 11 C. Joachim Classen, Virtutes und Vitia in Claudians Gedichten, 177-187 10 Paolo Desideri, Alessandro e i discorsi politici di Temistio, 189-198 8 Luis A. Garcia Moreno, Materno Cinegio. Languages: French, English, Italian.
eglises d'epoque byzantine et umayyade de Jordanie (provinces d'Arabie et de Palestine), Ve-VIIIe siecle. Architecture et liturgie,
Turnhout, Brepols, 2002 Paperback, XXII+504 p., 120 b/w ill., 220 x 280 mm. ISBN 9782503511726.
Jordan is exceptionally rich in churches for the most part dating after the 5th century, many being in the large cities but sometimes also in towns of lesser importance. The walls, but above all the pavements, with their rich mosaic d cor, are often well conserved when protected by a covering of sand or earth. Over the last twenty years, an interest has also developed for the evolution of liturgical rites and therefore for the material installations which reveal their trace in places of worship. This book is divided into two parts. A continuous account examines successively the ecclesiastical organisation of the territory in the period under consideration, the repartition of the churches in the cities and in the countryside, the different types of plans and the resulting technical specificities (wood roofing, vaulted apses, and eventually domes), the mode of floor decoration in function of the plans, and sometimes the wall decoration, and also the liturgical furnishings (altar, ambo, seats) and installations (chancel, precincts, reliquaries) which are associated. Numerous synoptic tables and typological plates allow a rapid glance at the particularities provided by archaeology which, given the scarcity of literary sources, is essential for the history of the Churches in the provinces which correspond with Jordan at the present time, the hagiography in the region, the economic and social history, and the evolution in the liturgy. The inventory, interrupted in 1998, includes a normalised analysis of the architecture and liturgical furnishings of about 180 monuments. It reproduces and translates the numerous inscriptions (in general on mosaics) which allow quite precise dating of the churches between the 6th and the 8th centuries, sometimes the names of the titular saints and the circumstances of their construction or their decoration. The book is lavishly illustrated. This book was awarded the Schlumberger Price 2002 of the 'Acad mie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres'. La Jordanie est exceptionnellement riche en glises, pour la grande majorit post rieures au Ve si cle, nombreuses dans les grandes villes mais parfois aussi dans des bourgs de moindre importance. Les murs, mais surtout les pavements, avec leur riche d cor de mosa que, sont souvent bien conserv s quand ils ont t prot g s par les remblais. Depuis une vingtaine d?ann es on porte aussi int r t l? volution des rites de la liturgie et donc des installations mat rielles qui en sont la trace dans les difices de culte. Le livre se divise en deux parties. Un expos continu examine successivement l?organisation eccl siastique du territoire dans la p riode consid r e, la r partition des glises dans les cit s et les campagnes, les diff rents types de plans et les sp cificit s techniques qui en d coulent (couverture en charpente, absides vo t es, coupoles ventuellement), le mode d?ornementation des sols en fonction des plans, parfois celui des murs, puis le mobilier liturgique (autel, ambon, si ges) et les installations (estrades, enceintes, reliquaires) qui lui sont li es. Des tableaux synoptiques nombreux et des planches typologiques permettent une vision rapide des particularit s livr es par l?arch ologie qui, faute de sources, est essentielle l?histoire des glises des provinces qui correspondent la Jordanie actuelle, l?hagiographie de la r gion, l?histoire conomique et sociale, et l? volution de la liturgie. L?inventaire, arr t en 1998, comprend une analyse normalis e de l?architecture et des installations liturgiques de 180 monuments environ. Il reproduit et traduit les nombreuses inscriptions (en g n ral sur mosa que) qui permettent de dater assez pr cis ment les glises entre le VIe si cle et le VIIIe si cle, parfois de conna tre les saints titulaires et les circonstances de leur construction et de leur ornementation. L'ouvrage est abondamment illustr . Cet ouvrage a re u le prix Schlumberger 2002 de Acad mie des Inscriptions et Belles Lettres.
