‎L'ART PRECOLOMBIEN.‎

‎Citadelles & Mazenod Paris 1978 Fort in-4 carré ( 320 X 255 mm ) de 613 pages, pleine toile sous jaquette illustrée en couleurs et étui maroquiné taupe. Superbe et abondante iconographie en couleurs et en noir dans et hors-texte. Très bel exemplaire en parfait état.‎

‎L’art précolombien. ‘L’art et les grandes civilisations’.‎

‎Paris, Mazenod, 1978, gr. in-4to, 613 p., richement ill. de photographies n./b. et couleurs, reliure en toile originale. Jaquette.‎

‎Luigi Valadier au Louvreou l'Antiquité exaltée‎

‎Editions de la R.M.N., "les dossiers du musée du Louvre", Paris, 1994. In-8, broché sous couverture illustrée en couleurs, 187 pp. Avant-propos, par Daniel Alcouffe - Introduction, par Alvar Gonzalez-Palacios - Vie de Valadier - Catalogue : Chasse au sanglier. - Triomphe de Bacchus. - Petit monument. - Baguier. - Buste d'Auguste. - Rome assise. - Bacchus et Ariane. - Groupe ...‎

‎Nombreuses illustrations en noir et blanc, six planches couleurs en hors texte. --- Plus d'informations sur le site archivesdunord.com‎

‎Excerptiones super Priscianum‎

‎, Brepols, 2020 Hardback, ci + 262 pages, Size:155 x 245 mm, Illustrations:5 col., Language: Latin. ISBN 9782503588759.‎

‎Summary Conserv es dans quatre manuscrits, dont un palimpseste, du IXe si cle, les Excerptiones super Priscianum d'Alcuin constituent un t moin exceptionnel de la lecture de Priscien par le ma tre des ma tres . Cette mosa que d'extraits nous montre comment Alcuin r ordonne la lecture de Priscien dans la perspective r solument innovante de la syntaxe, rompant avec les utilisations ponctuelles qui pouvaient tre auparavant faites de l'Ars Prisciani, par exemple pour commenter Donat ou clairer tel point technique. Le caract re magistral de cette oeuvre tient au fait qu'Alcuin se r v le le seul avoir saisi que les seize premiers livres constituaient une prop deutique aux deux derniers et la ma trise qui lui permet de relier constamment les fils invisibles qui unissent les deux parties de l'ouvrage. L' dition critique est pr c d e d'une introduction et compl t e par une s rie d'annexes centr es sur la m thodologie d'Alcuin.‎

‎Schaduwen op porselein / Yang po zie reeks. - Gent; vol. 142 / Al De Boeck‎

‎, Gent: Yang, 1989, 1989 Paperback, 46 pagina's, NL, 200 x 120 mm, in goede staat, gedichten, po zie.‎

‎met opdracht en gesigneerd door de auteur‎

‎Atlas of Parrots of the World‎

‎, TFH Publications Inc, 1991 Hardcover, 544 pages, 36 x 25 cm, English texts. *As new. ISBN 9780866221207.‎

‎The Atlas of Parrots of the World ‎

‎ALDO VAN EYCK: AOHNA 1983 ‎

‎Athene, The National Gallery Athens, 1983 Envelope with bilingual folders and fold-out booklets, 20 x 16 cm, ENGLISH/GREEK. *Fine condition, envelope worn.‎

‎The National Gallery and Alexander Soutzos Museum, 17 September - 23 October 1983, Athens‎

‎Le Carnet De Voyage De J r me Al andre En France et Li ge (1510-1516)‎

‎, Bruxelles - Rome 1969, Broch , 237 pages;Introduction, texte Latin et traduction juxtapos e en Fran ais. Tres bon etat. ***dedicace de l'auteur.‎

‎Biblioth que de l'Institut Historique Belge de Rome - fascicule XVIII. Pages en partie non coup es, ‎

‎Invitation: feuilles volantes, et autres‎

‎, Le miroir d'encre, 1988 Two pages and insert, 23.5 x 18 cm, FR. *Good condition.‎

‎Invitation to Alechinsky's 1988 exhibition 'feuilles volantes, et autres' at gallery Le miroir d'encre.‎

‎Odilon Redon Catalogue Raisonne de L'oeuvre et Dessine ; VOLUME 1 / Portraits et Figures.‎

‎, Wildenstein Institute / Bibliotheque des Arts, 1992 Cloth with dust jacket, 344 pages, illustre coleur / b/w 28,5 x 34 cm Texte en Francais, *Tres belle exemplaire. ISBN 9782908063073.‎

‎Odilon Redon Catalogue Raisonne de L'oeuvre et Dessine ; VOLUME II: Mythes et Legendes.‎

‎, Wildenstein Institute / Bibliotheque des Arts, 1994 Cloth with dust jacket, 384 pages, illustre coleur / b/w 28,5 x 34 cm Texte en Francais, Tres belle exemplaire. ISBN 9782908063110.‎

‎Odilon Redon Catalogue Raisonne de L'oeuvre et Dessine ; VOLUME. III: Fleurs et Paysages‎

‎, Wildenstein Institute / Bibliotheque des Arts, 1996 Cloth with dust jacket, 420 pages, illustre coleur / b/w 28,5 x 34 cm Texte en Francais, *Tres belle exemplaire. ISBN 9782908063127.‎

‎Odilon Redon Catalogue Raisonne de L'oeuvre et Dessine ; VOLUME. III: Fleurs et Paysages‎

‎Odilon Redon Catalogue Raisonne de L'oeuvre et Dessine ; VOLUME IV: Etudes et Grandes. Decorations‎

‎, Wildenstein Institute / Bibliotheque des Arts, 1998 Cloth with dust jacket, 433 pages, illustre coleur / b/w 28,5 x 34 cm Texte en Francais, *Tres belle exemplaire. ISBN 9782908063134.‎

‎Religious Dynamics in a Microcontinent. Cult Places, Identities, and Cultural Change in Hispania‎

‎, Brepols, 2022 Paperback, 248 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:14 b/w, 16 col., 5 tables b/w., 5 maps b/w, 3 maps color, Language: English. ISBN 9782503595450.‎

‎Summary The Roman conquest of the Iberian peninsula, a land already inhabited by peoples who were characterized by cultural, ethnic, and social diversity, was one of the longest and most complex colonial processes to have occurred in the Roman world. Different political entities saw integration and interaction taking place at different speeds and via different mechanisms, and these differences had a profound impact on the development of religious dynamics and cultural change across the peninsula. This edited volume draws together contributions from a number of experts in the field in order to deepen our understanding of religious phenomena in Hispania ? in particular cult, rituals, mechanisms, and spaces ? and in doing so, to offer new insights into processes of cultural and social change, and the impact of conquest and colonialism. The chapters gathered here identify how forms of religious interaction occurred at different levels and scales, and explore the ways in which religion and religious practices underpinned the construction, development, and renegotiation of different identities. Through this approach they shed important light on the crucial role of cultic practices in defining cultural and social identity as Iberia's provincial communities were drawn into the Roman world. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of illustrations Abbreviations 1. Introduction Alejandro G. Sinner and V ctor Revilla Calvo PART I. Rituals in Context 2. Ritual Practices and Sacred Landscapes: Identity and Territorial Organisation in Late Iron Age and Early Roman Eastern Iberia Ignasi Grau Mira 3. The Sacred Landscape of Western Hispania in the Roman Period Thomas G. Schattner 4. Rock Sanctuaries and Roman Epigraphy Marc Mayer Oliv 5. Religious Practices and Rural Cult Sites in Hispania Citerior: Some Reflections Alejandro G. Sinner and V ctor Revilla Calvo 6. Roman Colonies and Local Cults: the Example of Augusta Emerita (M rida) in Lusitania Jonathan Edmondson 7. Private Beliefs, Domestic Religion, and Identity in Hispania Mar a P rez Ruiz PART II. Strategies, Mechanisms, and Practice ?8. Religion and Identity on a Microcontinent Greg Woolf 9. Coinage and the Religious Beliefs of the Peoples of Hispania: Tradition and Foreign Influences Marta Campo D az 10. Rome's Memory and Ritual in Hispania Ana Mayorgas 11. Roman Past and Local Identities: the Case of Saguntum V ctor Revilla Calvo 12. The Imperial Cult and Consensus Rituals in Hispania: First Century BCE - First Century CE Fransisco Marco Sim n 13. Localising 'Oriental Cults' in Roman Iberia: Relationality, Power and Place Matthew M. McCarty and Kimberly Edher Bibliography Index of Sources Index of Names‎

‎Baracoa bakermat van Cubaanse cacao‎

‎, Stockmans Kalenders 2011, 2011 Hardcover, 247 pagina's/pages, Nederlands/ Francais, 240 x 205 mm, met illustraties en foto's, nieuwstaat, . ISBN 9789077207239.‎

‎Baracoa, bakermat van de Cubaanse cacao, is een noodzakelijk boek. Cacao is immers een autochtoon product waarvan het belang nog niet voldoende wordt benadrukt. Het boek exploreert de kenmerken die Baracoa onderscheiden als de Cubaanse en misschien zelfs Latijns-Amerikaanse en Cara bische stad waar cacao de sterkste sporen heeft achtergelaten en waar in vergelijking met andere producerende landen, reeds lang vervlogen tradities werden bewaard. Baracoa, hoofdstad van de Cubaanse cacao, is een complexe en rijke culturele ruimte waar een eeuwenoude landbouwactiviteit specifieke culturele kenmerken heeft, die bepalend zijn voor de identiteit van die plek.‎

‎Patinir y la invension del paisaje / Patinir and the Invention of Landscape. Guia de la exposicion.‎

‎, Museo Nacional del Prado, 2007, 2007 Paperback, 55 paginas, Spanish text, Illustraciones,.240 X 190 X 10 mm ISBN 9788484801214.‎

‎Joachim Patinir, que trabaj en Amberes entre 1515 y 1524, fue el primer artista europeo especializado en pintar paisajes. Sus sorprendentes cuadros reflejan la curiosidad por el mundo natural que era caracter stica del Renacimiento, y al mismo tiempo evocan la idea de un universo trascendente. Este documental aborda el enigma de un pintor cuya biograf a apenas se conoce, y que revolucion el mercado del arte e incluso el concepto mismo de la pintura en los albores del siglo XVI. Como conservador del Museo del Prado, Alejandro Vergara ha sido responsable de una gran exposici n retrospectiva de su obra (3 de julio - 7 de octubre de 2007) que le ha llevado a buscar sus pinturas por diversos museos del mundo. A trav s de sus viajes y de diversos encuentros con expertos, Vergara investiga las claves de la pintura de Patinir. El an lisis y la reflexi n que se ofrecen al espectador le gu an en el conocimiento de una bell sima y casi desconocida producci n.‎

‎Clara Peeters‎

‎, Lund Humphries Publishers Ltd, 2025 Hardcover, 128 pages, Illustrated. Text English, 25x20cm *New. ISBN 9781848225718.‎

‎Clara Peeters was one of the most talented and creative among the early practitioners of still-life painting in Europe. This timely book sheds light on the limitations she encountered because of her gender and how she responded to them in her art, while also assessing her importance as a painter. This book serves to establish Clara Peeters, one of the most talented and creative among the early practitioners of still-life painting in Europe in the early 17th century, as a leader in her field. The book not only discusses the artist?s biography but also examines the historical and cultural context of Peeters? art, her artistry and the material culture reflected in her paintings. Part of the first generation of European artists to specialise in still-life painting, Peeters was in fact the only Flemish woman known to have focussed on this genre of painting in the early 17th century. She was also one of the few women to dedicate her professional life to painting in early modern Europe. This timely book sheds light on the limitations that Clara Peeters encountered because of her gender and how she responded to them in her art, while also assessing her importance as a painter of still-life.‎

‎What is Quality in Art? A Meditation Based on European Paintings from the 15th to the 18th Centuries"‎

‎, Hannibal Books, 2024 Hardcover, 127 pages, ENG. edition, 220 x 145 mm, NEW, illustr. in color / b/w, Quadrichromie. ISBN 9789464941197.‎

‎ In-depth art-historical reflection on value judgments in art by one of Europe?s leading curators "This is a necessary book. The concept of quality is key in the history of art, and often little understood." ? Miguel Falomir, Director, Museo del Prado "That this is a legitimate question, even a necessary one, is argued by Vergara in a pleasurable manner, with the pace and attitude of a peripatetic thinker. There is something here that reminds one of Montaigne or Stendhal." ? Antonio Mu oz Molina, El Pa s "This wonderful and wise book made me look at the artwork without intimidation or any confusion. It is a great pleasure to be guided by the experienced eye of Alejandro Vergara." ? Olga Tokarczuk, winner of the Nobel Prize in Literature Throughout history, human beings have excelled at creating art of the highest quality. Aristotle wrote that Homer ?surpassed all others? while Pliny the Elder referred to ?masterpieces that we never tire of admiring?. Vel zquez distinguished between portraits ?made with art? and those that were not. What did they all mean exactly? And what do we mean when we say that a work of art is good, of high quality? This book is an attempt to explain this central question, which remains surprisingly unexplored. Alejandro Vergara-Sharp argues that ?a deep knowledge of the history of art provides us with the tools to approach this issue objectively?. He then invites the reader to share with him a Socratic voyage of discovery, gradually unveiling arguments that can assist us in understanding this elusive and crucial concept. Alejandro Vergara-Sharp (b. 1960, Washington DC) is Senior Curator of Flemish and Northern European Paintings at the Museo Nacional del Prado in Madrid.‎

‎Proceedings of the XVI International Numismatic Congress, 11?16.09.2022, Warsaw: Vol. II. Roman Numismatics. 11.1 Coinage, 11.2 Circulation‎

‎, Brepols, 2025 Paperback, Pages:2 vols, 848, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:112 b/w, 30 col., Languages: English, French, Spanish. ISBN 9782503616728.‎

‎Summary The XVI International Numismatic Congress, held in Warsaw, Poland, in September 2022, was a landmark event, drawing the largest number of participants in its history. With over 550 papers presented during thematic sessions and round tables, this congress showcased the latest advancements and research in the field of numismatics from leading experts and scholars in their field. A curated selection of papers from the conference have now been drawn together into peer-reviewed conference proceedings, representing a comprehensive spectrum of numismatic studies from antiquity to modern times. Each paper is meticulously illustrated with high-quality images, often of unique specimens, along with detailed diagrams, maps, and die/typological chains. Topics covered include coins and coin finds, medals, tokens, banknotes, the history of collections and collecting, and cutting-edge chemical analyses and technologies used in coin examination. This volume, the second in four thematic volumes, focuses on Roman coinage. Divided into two separate volumes, covering respectively forty-four chapters on coinage and forty on circulation, the contributions gathered here explore not only Rome and the Imperial mints, but also local phenomena from Spain to Asia Minor, including graffiti, imitations, and copies of Roman coinage. TABLE OF CONTENTS List of Illustrations Introduction Jaros?aw Bodzek, Aleksander Bursche, Anna Zapolska 11.1 Coinage 1. The Celtic Small Silver Coinage of the Upper Danube Markus M ller 2. The Contribution of 3D Digitisation to the Study of the Riedones Celtic Coins (Fr, 35) Katherine Gruel, Caroline Plumel, Benjamin Houal, Olivier Masson, Thierry Lejars 3. 3D Scanning of Celtic Coins and Deep Learning to Identify Monetary Dies Sofiane Horache, Katherine Gruel, Jean-Emmanuel Deschaud, Fran ois Goulette, Thierry Lejars 4. Image Recognition Applied to the Hoard of Le C tillon II Chrisowalandis Deligio, Karsten Tolle, Philip de Jersey 5. The Manerbio Hoard (Lombardy, Italy) and 3D Digitisation: The Rediscovery of Cisalpine Gaul's Drachmas Elodie Paris, Ermanno A. Arslan, Katherine Gruel, Joseph Lleres 6. The Roman Republican Die Project (RRDP). History and New Methodologies Lucia F. Carbone, Liv M. Yarrow, Alice Sharpless 7. The Roman Republican Die Project (RRDP). Methods and Preliminary Findings Alice Sharpless, Lucia Carbone, Liv Yarrow 8. The Debasement of the Denarius in the 80s BC Kevin Butcher, Matthew Ponting 9. Un caso singular de la monetizaci n del SO de Hispania en poca republicana: Mesas do Castelinho (Almod var, Portugal) Amilcar Guerra, Carlos Fabi o, Susana Estrela, Bartolom Mora 10. Minting in the Middle Ground. Counterfeited Roman Coins in the Lake Geneva Region (60-20 BC) Charles Parisot-Sillon 11. Tracing Roman Gold Stocks with LA-ICP-MS Analysis of Coins from the Second Punic War to the End of the First Century AD Arnaud Susp ne, Maryse Blet-Lemarquand 12. Non-Destructively Determining the Composition of Coinage from Rome and the Mediterranean, from 200 BC to 64 AD Adrian D. Hillier, Toluwalase Agoro, Katsu Ishida, Matthew Ponting, Kevin Butcher 13. The Representation of Sicily on the Roman Coinage from the Republic to Augustus Manon Larue 14. Decades Without Bronze Minting in the First Century AD: Their Significance and Impact on Coin Circulation Johan van Heesch 15. Una riconsiderazione di un Aureo a nome di Plotina Aug Divi dalla collezione di Campana Maria Cristina Molinari 16. The Return of the Pious Son. Additional Evidence on the Restored Denarius Issue Signed by Hadrian Bernhard E. Woytek 17. Einhaltung eines Gewichtsstandards in der antiken M nzpr gung am Beispiel der Cistophoren Wolfgang Bretz, Gunther Eggeler, Jan Frenzel, B rbel Morstadt, Clara Pohl 18. The Antonines: An Economy of Silver, not Gold Gilles Bransbourg 19. The Antonine Denarii from Mesopotamia: Preliminary Observations and Interpretations of Two Series from Edessa and Carrhae Edward Dandrow 20. Numi plumbei antino nsi Giovanni Maria Staffieri 21. A Die Study of the Alexandrian Coinage of Commodus Mona Ashour 22. Natus vincere: the Image of Emperor Gallienus (AD 253-268) through Rome's Mint Coinage David Serrano Ordozgoiti 23. Die aeternitas Augusti im Licht der M nzen Katarzyna Balbuza 24. A Spanish Charioteer on a New Contorniate from Rome? Claudia Ferro 25. Numismatic Panorama: Mythical Founding Heroes in the Third Century AD Agata Aleksandra Kluczek 26. Theomorphic Ruler Images of the Counter-Emperor Postumus. Frontality as an Element of Ruler Representation in the Crisis Period of the 260s AD Michele Lange 27. La frappe de l'aureus dans les ateliers balkaniques et orientaux entre 293 et 313 Jay Dharmadhikari 28. Multiple in dit de 2 solidi de Constantin Ier l'atelier de Tr ves Marie-Laure Le Brazidec, Laurent Schmitt 29. Two Silver Ingots from the Mid-Fourth Century AD Alenka Mi?kec 30. The SM Mark on Honorius Age Bronze Issues Stefano Bruni 31. Coins of Antioch and the Transition from Late Antiquity to Early Byzantium (324-610 AD) Pavla Gkantzios Drapelova 32. A Taxonomy of Bilingual Coins from Augustus to the Mid-third Century AD Bartosz Awianowicz 33. The Coins of Nicopolis ad Istrum Kept in the Medagliere of the Veneranda Biblioteca Ambrosiana (Ambrosian Library): A Preliminary Report Giancarlo Alteri, Eleonora Giampiccolo 34. Mythical Past of Thrace and its Reflection in the Selected Monetary Issues of Hadrianopolis Marek Jurkowski 35. Rare Coin Types of Pautalia and Serdica Nikolay Dimitrov 36. Iconographic Interactions between the Roman Provinces of Thrace, Pontus Bithynia, and Asia Minor Marina Tasaklaki 37. Countermarks on the Coins of Bithynia and Pontus in the Roman Period: Some General Observations Barbara Zaj?c 38. The Identity of the Warrior God on the Coins of Ariassos Esra T t nc 39. A New Year of an Old Era? Christian Schinzel 40. More Than Just a Scratch. A Preliminary Categorisation of Graffiti on Roman Gold Coin Friederike Stahlke 41. Not Only Postumus. Roman and Byzantine Gold Coins with Graffiti in the Collection of the Ossolineum Adam Degler 42. Los nuevos plomos monetiformes de Eucleratus David Mart nez Chico 43. Ancient Ponderal items from the Roman Camp in C ceres el Viejo (C ceres, Spain) Diego Barrios, Cruces Bl zquez 11.2 Circulation 44. The Coin Finds Hub - Italy Project: Management and Use of Numismatic Data from Archaeological Contexts Renata Cantilena, Federico Carbone, Giacomo Pardini 45. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Republic [Online] Database: Reflections and Development after Nine Years Kris Lockyear 46. Differences in the Circulation Patterns of Roman Republican Coinage in the Imperial Period with a Particular Focus on the Denarii Serrati Katharina Huber 47. La pr sence des deniers r publicains en M diterran e orientale durant les troisi me et deuxi me si cles avant J.-C. Eleni G. Papaefthtymiou 48. The Underwater Coin Deposit of Gran Carro, in Lake Bolsena Samuele Ranucci, Barbara Barbaro 49. Preliminary Report on the 2019 Varzi Hoard (Northern Italy, Province of Pavia) Alessandro Bona, Florence Caillaud, Alessandro Cavagna, Cecilia Norfini, Claudia Perassi 50. Coin Circulation in Mediolanum between the First Century BC and the Second Century AD: New Data from Archaeological Contexts Alessandro Bona 51. The Coin Treasure from the Cardus IV Excavation of Herculaneum (Ancient Campania) in the Coin Cabinet of the Museo Archeologico Nazionale at Naples-Italy (562 AR): a Preliminary Report Emanuela Spagnoli 52. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire Project. 10 Years On! Unum Fiat ex Pluribus. The Case of Sicily Mariangela Puglisi 53. Late Roman Empire Coin Hoards from Archaeological Excavations in Lamego's Castle (PORTUGAL) Alice Baeta 54. La continuidad en el uso de nummi tardorromanos cortados y recortados en el Castillo de Viguera (La Rioja) Fernando L pez S nchez, Jos Mar a Tejado Sebasti n 55. The Roman Hoard of Tomares: Preliminary Results of a 'Too Big' Monetary Find Ruth Pliego, Enrique Garc a-Vargas 56. Nummi tardoantiguos en Gallaecia y Lusitania: conjuntos monetales en el siglo V d. C. Alberto Mart n Esquivel, Cruces Bl zquez Cerrato 57. L'affirmation du pouvoir par la monnaie sous Gunthamund (484-496) et Thrasamund (496-523) Aur lien Ros 58. Las monedas del yacimiento tardoantiguo (ss. VI-VII d.C.) de Val ncia la Vella (Riba-roja de T ria, Val ncia, Espa a) scar Cald s Aquili 59. Hallazgos de moneda antigua en contexto arqueol gico de la bah a de Algeciras (C diz, Espa a) Alicia Ar valo-Gonz lez, Elena Moreno-Pulido 60. Monedas romanas bajoimperiales y tardoantiguas de la excavaci n de la plaza de la catedral de Tortosa (Tarragona, Espa a) Xavier Sicart Chavarria, scar Cald s Aquili , Ramon Ferr Anguix 61. El conjunto monetario hallado en el balneum de la villa romana de Vilauba (Catalunya) Pere Castanyer Masoliver, Marc Bouzas Sabater, Joan Frigola Torrent, Joaquim Tremoleda Trilla, Andrea Ferrer Welsch 62. The Beaurains (Arras) Hoard: A Hundred Years Later Vincent Drost 63. Usages et usagers des monnaies d'or en territoire duen sous l'Empire romain K vin Charrier 64. Initiators, Status, Degree of Tolerance of Authorities and Other Key Features of Irregular Radiates: An Updated Overview Fabien Pilon 65. Usages et circulation mon taires dans le sud de la Gaule aux Ve et VIe si cles : le cas des monnayages de bronze Marie-Laure Le Brazidec 66. The Monetization of the Rural Countryside in the German Rhineland Rahel Otte 67. The Coin Hoards of the Roman Empire and Switzerland Rahel C. Ackermann 68. Coin Finds from the Insulae 3, 13 and 15 in Aventicum/Avenches (Switzerland) Isabella Liggi Asperoni 69. The Roman Hoard of Ueken 2015 (Canton of Aargau, Switzerland) Fanny Puthod, Markus Peter, Pierre Zanchi 70. The Claustra Alpium Iuliarum: A Frontier for Monetary Circulation in the Late-Roman Period Andrea Stella 71. Coin Hoards from the 4th Century AD Found in the Administrative Territory of Augusta Traiana/Beroe Mariana ?inkova 72. First Insights of Roman Monetary Circulation in Ancient Armenia Anahide K f lian 73. Roman Denarius Hoards in Denmark: A methodological critique Rasmus Holst Nielsen 74. Large Imperial Gold Medallions from the Fourth Century - the Hoard from Vindelev, Denmark Helle W. Horsn s 75. The Manufacture and Use of Roman Imperial Denarii Subaerati by Barbarian Inhabitants of Central, Eastern, and Northern Europe, an Overview Arkadiusz Dymowski 76. Multidisciplinary Studies of Counterfeit Roman Imperial Denarii from Belarus Vital Sidarovich 77. Irregular Roman Coins from Roman and Migration Period Settlements in Western Lesser Poland Jaros?aw Bodzek, Jan Bulas, Szymon Jellonek, Barbara Zaj?c 78. From individual finds to a broader picture - the influx and circulation of solidi in Polish part of Barbaricum (Poland) Anna Zapolska 79. Cast Copies of Roman Imperial denarii Discovered in Western Moldavia (Romania) Lucian Munteanu 80. Some Aspects of the Distribution of Cast Copies of Roman Denominations in the 'Barbarian' Territories of South-Eastern Europe Oleh Pohorilets', Oleksandr Nadvirnyak 81. Ancient Coins from Pest County Lajos Juh sz 82. Updating Roman Coins from India: ultra posse nemo obligatur Paula J. Turner 83. The Movement of Roman Coins into Southeast Asia. What Does it Mean? Brigitte Borell 85. Interference in Ancient Numismatics in the Ossolineum in Wroclaw and the National Museum in Warsaw Anna Anzorge-Potrzebowska‎

‎Integrated Peasant Economy in Central and Eastern Europe. A Comparative Approach‎

‎, Brepols, 2024 Paperback, 264 pages, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:30 tables b/w., 5 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503590042.‎

‎Summary Income integration based on the peasants' engagement in non-agrarian sectors is a prominent and widespread feature in the history of the European countryside. While listing a multitude of activities outside the narrow scope of farm management aimed at self-consumption, prevailing interpretations emphasize how survival was the goal of peasant economies and societies. The "integrated peasant economy" is a new concept that considers the peasant economy as a comprehensive system of agrarian and non-agrarian activities, disclosing how peasants demonstrate agency, aspirations and the ability to proactively change and improve their economic and social condition. After having been successfully applied to the Alpine and Scandinavian areas, the book tests this innovative concept through a range of case studies on central and eastern European regions comprising Poland, the Czech Republic, Slovenia, Serbia, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Ukraine. By enhancing our knowledge on central and eastern Europe and questioning the assumption that these regions were "different", it helps overcome interpretive simplifications and common places, as well as the underrepresentation of the "eastern half" of Europe in scholarly literature on rural history. That's why the book represents a refreshing methodological contribution and a new insight into European rural history. TABLE OF CONTENTS Results of a comparative approach Aleksander Panjek Concepts of Income Integration and the Integrated Peasant Economy: Western and Eastern Europe Reconsidered Aleksander Panjek Nonagricultural Sources of Polish Peasants' Income from the Perspective of Sixteenth-Century Nobility Piotr Guzowski and Rados?aw Poniat Rural Non-Agricultural Activities in South Bohemia During the Second Half of the Seventeenth and in the Eighteenth Century Josef Grulich At the Roots of the Integrated Peasant Economy Concept: Early Modern Western and Central Slovenia Ines Begu? and Aleksander Panjek Diversity of the Peasant Economy in Medieval Serbia (Thirteenth to Fifteenth Century) Milo? Ivanovi? The Autarky of Peasantry in Ottoman Bosnia (1463-1878), Between Myth and Reality Philippe Gelez Peasant Agency in Off-Farm Incomes: A Case Study on the Ukrainian Provinces of the Late Russian Empire Volodymyr Kulikov 'Those who had paid jobs and worked on farms were living the best lives': Integrated peasant economy in socialist Slovenia Lev Centrih and Polona Sitar‎

‎Ecologies of Crusading, Colonization, and Religious Conversion in the Medieval Baltic. Terra Sacra II‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xx + 246 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:73 b/w, 9 col., 22 tables b/w., 20 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503551333.‎

‎Summary In the thirteenth century, crusading armies unleashed a relentless holy war against the pagan tribal groups of the Eastern Baltic, whose territories were conquered and reorganized into Christian states run by the Teutonic Order, bishops, and their cathedral chapters. Castles were built, towns established, and colonists encouraged to settle under the leadership of the new Christian theocracy. But the changes introduced alongside Christianity not only transformed the culture of eastern Baltic societies, but also had a profound and - for the Baltic tribes, who saw many aspects of the natural world as sacred - deeply significant impact on the local environment. This seminal period in the environmental history of north-eastern Europe has been the focus of the ERC-funded research programme, 'The Ecology of Crusading', which explored the physical and conceptual ecological transformations associated with warfare, colonization, and religious conversion. This second Terra Sacra volume draws together a series of case-studies on Livonia and Prussia that provide a unique snapshot of recent research into environmental change during the Baltic Crusades and also explore long-term trends in landscape organization and environmental exploitation. The volume covers six key themes: building-construction in the conquered territories; food supply to the houses of the Teutonic Order; life in the multi-cultural towns of the eastern Baltic; transforming the physical landscape; transforming the spiritual landscape; and the Baltic Ordensland in its regional context. It forms a companion to Environment, Colonization, and the Baltic Crusader States: Terra Sacra I. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgements Glossary List of Illustrations Introduction: Multi-Scalar Impacts of Crusading on the Environments of the Eastern Baltic -ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI The Environmental Setting of the Earliest Teutonic Order Stronghold in Elbl?g - JOANNA FONFEREK Timber and its Use from the Late Iron Age to the End of the Medieval Period in Latvia - M?RIS ZUNDE Resources for Castle Building in Medieval Prussia and Livonia - K.?M.?J. HAYWARD with a contribution by STUART BLACK Animal Exploitation in Karksi and Viljandi (Estonia) in the Late Iron Age and Medieval Period - EVE RANNAM E AND LEMBI L UGAS Written Evidence Concerning the Resources of the Teutonic Order in Livonia: The Cases of Karkus and Fellin - JUHAN KREEM Carbon and Nitrogen Stable Isotope Evidence for Animal Husbandry and Environmental Change in the Medieval Kulmerland - CHARLOTTE SCULL, GUNDULA M LDNER, AND DANIEL MAKOWIECKI The Plant Element in the Diet of the Inhabitants of Danzig (Gda?sk), Elbing (Elbl?g), and Marienburg (Malbork) During the Rule of the Teutonic Order: Historical and Archaeobotanical Perspectives - MONIKA BADURA AND BEATA MO?EJKO A Foul Perspective: Analysis of Invertebrate Remains in a mid-Fourteenth-Century Latrine from Riga, Latvia - GARY?A. KING Parasites and Baltic Crusading in Medieval Riga: Insights into Disease, Diet, and Hygiene - HUI-YUAN YEH AND PIERS?D. MITCHELL Evidence of Human Impact and Vegetation Change during the Late Iron Age and the Medieval Livonian Period at Some Sites along the Lower Course of the River Daugava - LAIMDOTA KALNI?A, AIJA CERI?A, KRISTAPS KIZIKS, KARINA STANKEVI?A, AGNESE PUJ?TE, AND ANDA DRU?KA Palaeoecological Evidence of Crusades and Subsequent Impact on the Livonian Landscape - NORMUNDS STIVRI??, SIIM VESKI, AND TRIIN REITALU Sacred Landscapes of Medieval Livonia: Lands of the Teutonic Order in Southern Estonia - HEIKI VALK Surkapurn and Kreken: The Phenomena of Name and Place and the Organization of Sacred Space in Prussia Using Archaeology and Other Sources - SEWERYN SZCZEPA?SKI Continuity and Discontinuity in the Sacral Landscape of Lithuania - VYKINTAS VAITKEVI?IUS Reorganizing the Livonian Landscape: Some Issues and Research Perspectives - KASPARS K?AVI?? Exploiting Animals in the Medieval North-Western Russian Frontier - MARK MALTBY The Teutonic Order's Role in the Development of a Medieval Eastern Baltic Cod Fishery: Evidence from Fish Bone Isotopes - DAVID ORTON, EVE RANNAM E, LEMBI L UGAS, DANIEL MAKOWIECKI, SHEILA HAMILTON-DYER, ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, TAMSIN O'CONNELL, AND JAMES BARRETT‎

‎Environment, Colonization, and the Baltic Crusader States. Terra Sacra I‎

‎, Brepols, 2019 Paperback, xxviii + 548 pages, Size:216 x 280 mm, Illustrations:189 b/w, 8 col., 41 tables b/w., 51 maps b/w, Language: English. ISBN 9782503551326.‎

‎Summary In the thirteenth century, crusading armies unleashed a relentless holy war against the pagan tribal groups of the Eastern Baltic, whose territories were conquered and reorganized into Christian states run by the Teutonic Order, bishops, and their cathedral chapters. Castles were built, towns established, and colonists encouraged to settle under the leadership of the new Christian theocracy. But the changes introduced alongside Christianity not only transformed the culture of eastern Baltic societies, but also had a profound and - for the Baltic tribes, who saw many aspects of the natural world as sacred - deeply significant impact on the local environment. This seminal period in the environmental history of north-eastern Europe has been the focus of the ERC-funded research programme, 'The Ecology of Crusading', which explored the physical and conceptual ecological transformations associated with warfare, colonization, and religious conversion. This is the first of two Terra Sacra volumes, which share the aim of changing our understanding of the environmental impact of crusading and colonization in northeastern Europe. The present volume provides a detailed inter-disciplinary comparison of the environmental transformations associated with the emergence of the crusader states of Livonia and Prussia. It draws on and integrates a range of archaeological, paleoenvironmental, historical, and cartographic sources in order to highlight the diverse impact of colonization and landscape reorganization that followed in the wake of the Baltic Crusades. The companion Terra Sacra volume complements this survey by presenting a number of case studies from across the eastern Baltic region. TABLE OF CONTENTS Preface Acknowledgements Glossary Abbreviations List of Illustrations Introduction: Terra Sacra in the Eastern Baltic - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI Methodology and Interpretative Framework - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, ALEXANDER BROWN, ROWENA BANERJEA, AND KEVIN HAYWARD Chronology - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, ALEXANDER BROWN, AND STUART BLACK Sites in Livonia: The Historical and Archaeological Background - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, HEIKI VALK, JUHAN KREEM, AND GUNDARS KALNI?? Vegetation Change in Livonia: The Palynological Data - ALEXANDER BROWN Farming, Hunting, and Fishing in Medieval Livonia: The Zooarchaeological Data - MARK MALTBY, ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, EVE RANNAM E, AND KRISH SEETAH Settlement Life in Livonia and the Impact on their Territories: The Geoarchaeological and Archaeobotanical Evidence - ROWENA BANERJEA AND MONIKA BADURA Reorganizing the Livonian Landscape - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, KASPARS K?AVI??, EVA EIHMANE, AGRIS DZENIS, AND JUHAN KREEM The Environmental Impact of the Conquest of Livonia - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI Sites in Prussia: The Historical and Archaeological Background - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, MARC JARZEBOWSKI, MA?GORZATA KARCZEWSKA, AND MACIEJ KARCZEWSKI Vegetation Change in Prussia: The Palynological Data - ALEXANDER BROWN Farming, Hunting and Fishing in Medieval Prussia: The Zooarchaeological Data - DANIEL MAKOWIECKI, MIROS?AWA ZABILSKA-KUNEK, KRISH SEETAH, MARC JARZEBOWSKI, AND ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI Exploiting Plants: Macrobotanical Remains from Prussia - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, MONIKA BADURA, AND MARC JARZEBOWSKI Settlement Life in Prussia at the Microscopic Scale and the Impact on their Territories - ROWENA BANERJEA Reorganizing the Prussian Landscape - MARC JARZEBOWSKI, ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI, TOMASZ NOWAKIEWICZ, AND MACIEJ KARCZEWSKI The Environmental Impact of the Conquest of Prussia - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI The Environmental Impact of the Crusades in the Eastern Baltic - ALEKSANDER PLUSKOWSKI Appendix 1: Accelerated Mass Spectrometry (AMS) Radiocarbon Dates from Poland, Latvia, and Estonia - ALEXANDER BROWN Appendix 2: Uranium Series Dating - ALEXANDER BROWN Appendix 3: Enrichment Factors for Major and Trace Elements within Pit Deposits, ?wi?ta G ra, Poland - ROWENA BANERJEA Appendix 4: Enrichment Factors for Major and Trace Elements within Pit Deposits, ?wi?ta G ra, Poland - ROWENA BANERJEA Index‎

‎Moving Sculptures Southern Netherlandish alabasters from the 16th to 17th centuries in Central and Northern Europe ‎

‎, Brill, 2016 Hardcover, xxii, 385 pp., 205 color & b/w illus. Illustrated. Fine. ISBN 9789004270930.‎

‎The Low Countries are generally considered to be the land of painting. Consequently, sculpture, especially that of the 16th century, has been insufficiently explored. In Moving Sculptures Aleksandra Lipi?ska presents a little-known chapter of the history of Netherlandish sculpture: the serial production of small-scale alabaster reliefs, altarpieces and statuettes in the workshops of Mechelen and Antwerp between c. 1525 and 1650. She gives the reader an insight into the rules of this craft, the specificity of the material, and the marketing methods employed. But the innovative element of this study lies in the fact that Lipi?ska analyses the phenomenon from the perspective of its distant recipients in Central and Northern Europe on the basis of works largely unknown to the broader public.At the Source: Production of the Alabaster Sculpture in the Southern Netherlands 1 Alabaster as a Sculpture Material 17 2 Alabaster in Netherlandish Sculpture from the Late Gothic to the Early Baroque 44 3 Serial Production of Alabaster Sculpture in Mechelen 96 4 The Spread of Alabaster Sculpture from the Low Countries 124 Part 2 At the Destination: Southern Netherlandish Alabaster Sculpture in Central and Northern Europe 5 Altarpieces 143 6 Tombs and Epitaphs 205 7 Exhibits of Real and ?Imagined? Collections 254 8 Alabaster Chambers 271 ‎

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‎Naming Pathology from Antiquity to the Early Modern Period‎

‎, Brepols, 2026 Hardback, Pages: 273, Size:156 x 234 mm, Illustrations:4 tables b/w., Languages: English, Greek, Latin. ISBN 9782503620114.‎

‎Summary This collection of contributions from international scholars offers a cross-language and multi-period analysis dedicated to the constitution of the lexicon of pathology between Antiquity and the Early Modern period. By analysing unpublished texts and studying sources written in different languages (Greek, Latin, Arabic and different vernaculars), the authors demonstrate that the pathological terminology of the past did not have an unambiguous meaning and therefore, to be understood, must be historicized and evaluated according to sources and context. The volume offers the reader the possibility of observing continuity and change in the perception, representation and theoretic paradigm of the disease lexicon, in a wide range of cultural contexts. TABLE OF CONTENTS The Names of Diseases of the Past: A Challenge for Historians (Alessandra Foscati & Mich le Goyens) Disease Names in Latin Translations of Galen's Works from Late Antiquity to the Renaissance: The Case of ??????, ?????, ??????????, and ????????? (Stefania Fortuna) Scotomia: A Label in Search of an Illness (Michael McVaugh) The Enlarged Clitoris: Naming and Defining Female Pathology in Rodrigo De Castro's De uniuersa mulierum medicina (Cristina Santos Pinheiro) The Medical Lexicon of Sleep Disorders (Ana Isabel Mart n Ferreira & Cristina de la Rosa Cubo) The Lexicon of an Eating Disorder in Latin Medical Texts: A Case of Renaissance Pica (Victoria Recio Mu oz) In nostro vulgare dicuntur lo tac: The Complexity of Naming Diseases in Latin and French Texts (Alessandra Foscati) A Pathology Related to Cold in Early Modern Southern Italy: References to the male del freddo in Hagiographic Sources (Marco Papasidero) Gr?ce liquoides, Latine lupus id est strangulatio: The Names of the Diseases in the Pseudo-Galenic De Spermate (Outi Merisalo) The Arabic-Latin Astrological Tradition of Disease Names and Descriptions (Charles Burnett) Index of Authors and Physicians of the Past Index of Disease Names from the Source Texts‎