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    Iscrizioni greche e latine del Museo Nani in un inedito manoscritto di Giovanni Battista Passeri

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    This paper examines an unpublished manuscript by Giovanni Battista Passeri, kept in the Oliveriana Library in Pesaro, in which the author drew and commented Greek and Latin inscriptions from the Venetian collection of the Nani di San Trovaso, now dispersed. Along with the publication of new instrumentum domesticum inscriptions, this article highlights the significance of the manuscript and places the work of Giovanni Battista Passeri in the context of the antiquarian tradition of the time

    Ancona "città greca" nel II sec. a.C.

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    The great quantity of oriental luxury items from the Hellenistic necropolis at Ancona (3rd -1st century BC) attest the existence of a wealthy local mercantile community as well as the presence of few individuals of Greek origin, as attested by the source used by Strabo, who defines Ancona as a Greek polis. Greek-oriental stylistic and iconographic motifs are in the funerary stele, which date between the second half of the 2nd century BC and the Augustan period, if not later; the onomastics and the language testify to the presence of Greek speaking individuals, probably tied to the trade activites carried out in Ancona. Among the documents considered there is an honorary degree from Delphi, which mentions the proxeny granted to Nikostratos, son of Sotikos, from Ankon, in 167 BC. The onomastics, the honors, typically Greek, and the historical context highlight the interest developped by Delphi after the third Macedonian war towards the Greek cities of Italy, especially Ancona, which became the base of the Roman fleet in the Adriatic. Antolini S.: pp. 524-530

    Bolli rodii da Suasa e nuove considerazioni sulla diffusione del vino greco nell'Italia centro-adriatica

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    New Rhodian stamps and different reading of other already published from Central Adriatic Italy are object of this paper. They date to the 2nd century BC. Rhodian stamps in Suasa are con- centrated in the Graccan age and might attest a new administrative phase in the romanization of this territory

    Nuove basi funerarie iscritte da Cirene

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    This contribution is about two new funerary inscriptions from Cirene, now preserved in the Casa Parisi and perhaps belonging originally to a rock-cut tombs. The first inscription contains the name of a woman along with the matronymic, perhaps a sign of an illegitimate birth, Agemona, daughter of Myro; the second, Proros of Theuchrestos, the latter probably referring to Theuchrestos son of Anapsyxis, buried in a family tomb in the Southern Necropolis. Because of monumentality of the base and the paleography, the documents date between the end of the 4th and the first half of the 3rd century BC

    Una nuova iscrizione romana da Sena Gallica

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    Si presenta un blocco pertinente a un monumento funerario, recante un frammento di iscrizione sepolcrale di due individui, forse padre e figlio, uno dei quali appartenente alla tribù Pollia, in cui risultano regolarmente iscritti i cittadini di Sena Gallica. Il documento, proveniente dagli scavi dell’area urbana, è databile al I sec. a.C

    Una nuova iscrizione funeraria da Cirene

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    Si presenta una nuova iscrizione funeraria di età romana da Cirene, recante l’epitafio di due giovani individui: Damokrates figlio di Alexis, morto a 5 anni, e Theudoros figlio di Agesistratos, di anni 12
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