An edition of Visibility and invisibility in the religions of Rome
(2012)
Visibility and invisibility in the religions of Rome
papers from the NEH Summer Seminar at the American Academy in Rome, 2007
by National Endowment for the Humanities. S...
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2012
Publisher
American Academy in Rome,
[Ann Arbor, Mich.],
Distributed by the University of Michigan Press
Language
English
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400
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Congresses, Religion, Religious life and customs, Classical philology, Antiquities, CivilizationPlaces
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Visibility and invisibility in the religions of Rome: papers from the NEH Summer Seminar at the American Academy in Rome, 2007
2012, American Academy in Rome, [Ann Arbor, Mich.], Distributed by the University of Michigan Press
in English
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Table of Contents
Preface -- Karl Galinsky
Introduction: People, places, and rituals in the religions of Rome -- Lauren Hackworth Petersen
Parsing piety: the sacred still life in Roman relief sculpture -- Laetitia La Follette
On the outside looking in: Pliny's Natural history and the portrayal of invisibility rituals in the Latin West -- Richard L. Phillips
Cult and circus in Vaticanum -- Regina Gee
Finding his niche: on the "autoapotheosis" of Augustus -- A.J. Droge
Urbanism and identity at classical Morgantina -- Justin St. P. Walsh
The visual dreamscape of Propertius 3.3 -- Emma Scioli
The Pons Siblicius: a reinvestigation -- Pier Luigi Tucci
Apollo and Daphne by Antonio del Pollaiuolo and the poetry of Lorenzo de' Medici -- Luba Freedman
Leonardo Bufalini and the first printed map of Rome, "the most beautiful of all things" -- Jessica Maier
The matrix: Le sette chiese di Roma of 1575 and the image of pilgrimage -- Barbara Wisch
"Universal history of the characters of letters and languages": an unknown manuscript by Athanasius Kircher -- Daniel Stolzenberg
G.B. Piranesi's Diverse maniere and the natural history of ancient art -- Heather Hyde Minor
Architectural amnesia: George Howe, Mario de Renzi, and the U.S. Consulate in Naples -- Denise R. Costanzo
A forgotten dig near Ostia -- Archer Martin
Research in the School of Classical Studies at the American Academy in Rome (2010-2011).
Edition Notes
Title from p. [vii].
"Earlier versions of [some papers], and of some others that have already been published separately, were presented at a special panel at the annual meeting of the Archaeological Institute of America and the American Philological Association in 2009"--Pref.
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