Across the Mediterranean - Along the Nile : Studies in Egyptology, Nubiology and Late Antiquity Dedicated to László Török on the Occasion of His 75th Birthday

Bács, Tamás A. and Bollók, Ádám and Vida, Tivadar, eds. (2018) Across the Mediterranean - Along the Nile : Studies in Egyptology, Nubiology and Late Antiquity Dedicated to László Török on the Occasion of His 75th Birthday. Institute of Archaeology, Research Centre for the Humanities Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Budapest. ISBN 978-615-5766-11-4

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TABLE OF CONTENTS Tabula Gratulatoria Editors’ Preface I. PREHISTORIC EUROPE AND THE ANCIENT WORLD Pál RACZKY Neolitic Monumental Constructions and Their Meaning in the Carpathian Basin Gábor ZÓLYOMI How to Let Someone Swear an Oath by a Battle Net in Sumerian Julie Renee ANDERSON The Chryselephantine Lion Plaques from Nimrud Tamás DEZSŐ – Ádám VÉR Assyrikos logos? Assyrian Motifs in Xenophon’s Kyroupaedia András PATAY-HORVÁTH The Temple Builders of Apollo Epikourios at Bassai István BODNÁR Hipparchus on the Ratio of Longest Day to Shortest Night in Eudoxus, Aratus and Attalus (In Arati et Eudoxi Phaenomena I.3.10) Miklós SZABÓ Un dessinateur pas comme les autres György NÉMETH Bones in Dolls. Magic Figurines of the Anna Perenna Fountain László BORHY Stirnschutzplatte eines bronzenen Pferdekopfpanzers aus Athen: Berichtigung zu CMRDM D.1 Ádám SZABÓ Another Evidence for the Domina–Dominus Religion and Cult from Illyricum – A Lost Pre-Roman Mythologem from the Roman Age Friderika HORVÁTH Militaria Finds from the Rural Settlement at Dunaszentgyörgy-Középső-Dűlő Early Roman Settlements in the Hinterland of the Limes II. ANCIENT EGYPT Zoltán FÁBIÁN The Autobiographic Inscription of Seni-Iqer (Tt 185), a Theban Dignitary of the Late Old Kingdom − 2016 Carola VOGEL 20 Years of Silence? The Assumed Long-Lasting Coregency of Senusret III with Amenemhat III – AdditionalThoughts Balázs IRSAY-NAGY Accession to the Throne in Ancient Egypt and Modern Japan: Parallels? Boyo G. OCKINGA A Magical Plate in the Museum of Ancient Cultures, Macquarie University: A Tool of Trade of an Ancient Egyptian Medico-Magical Practitioner Gábor SCHREIBER Yet Another Kushite Tomb Group from the el-Khokha Cemetery Attila FERENCZI Germanicus in Egypt Lajos BERKES An Unusual Party Invitation from Graeco-Roman Egypt Alexandra VON LIEVEN Porphyrios und die ägyptische Religion im Lichte ägyptischer Quellen II: Der Magen als Sündenbock? (De abstinentia IV.10.3–5) III. ANCIENT NUBIA Tibor MARTON Middle Palaeolithic Sites in the Egyptian Eastern Desert Stuart Tyson SMITH Gift of the Nile? Climate Change, the Origins of Egyptian Civilization and Its Interactions within Northeast Africa Vivian DAVIS The Statue of Usersatet from Uronarti (Khartoum, SNM 32) Tamás A. BÁCS Remarks on a “Nubian Tribute Scene” Julia BUDKA Addressing the Gods’ Home Away from Home: Case Studies from New Kingdom Nubia Vincent RONDOT – Luc GABOLDE Les trente dhnw.t de Kouch Dan’el KAHN Some Thoughts on Egyptian Elements in Kushite Religion and Rituals Angelika LOHWASSER Triaden und Dyaden in Kusch Irene VINCENTELLI Household and State Economy in Napatan Times Dominique VALBELLE Egyptian Practice of Nubian Toponyms: Iam, Kush and Pnubs Bogdan ŻURAWSKI Where was the “Land of Shas”? Some Comments on the Psamtik II’s Expedition to the South Caused by the Recent Archaeological Discoveries in the Southern Dongola Reach Joachim QUACK Nubisch-meroitische Lexeme im Papyrus Brooklyn 47.218.47 vs? Jochen HALLOF Eine Dotation für Amesemi? Die Inschrift REM 1251 aus Meroe Jeremy POPE The “Gum-Eaters” of Nubia Revisited Karol MYŚLIWIEC Once More about Hellenistic Coroplathy from Lower Egypt Krzysztof GRZYMSKI A Decorated Meroitic Jar with a Guinea Fowl Scene IV. LATE ANTIQUE NUBIA David EDWARDS Late Antique Nubia Revisited Adam ŁAJTAR – Grzegorz OCHAŁA Kimeliarches, ‘Treasurer’: a so-far Unidentified Office in the Kingdom of Makuria(With Notes on Several Other Offices and Titles) Pamela ROS Stamped Pottery of the Early Medieval Period from Lower Nubia Peter GROSSMANN On Examples of the Use of a Khurus in the Nubian Church Architecture Artur OBŁUSKI – Małgorzata KORZENIOWSKA The Dormitory of the Ghazali Monastery, Sudan Magdalena ŁAPTAŚ Transformations of Royal Images. Some Comments on the Regalia from Banganarti Helmut SATZINGER On the “Absolutive Genitive” of Old Nubian V. THE LATE ANTIQUE AND EARLY BYZANTINE WORLD IN EGYPT AND BEYOND Bente KIILERICH – Hjalmar TORP From Alexandria to Kenchreai? The Puzzle of the Glass Sectile Panels Thelma THOMAS Portraits of Apa Jeremias at His Monastery in Memphis (Saqqara): Holy Man, Philosopher, Prophet, and Monastic Father Domonique BÉNAZETH – Cédric MEURICE Les niches de l’église nord de Baouît: emplacements et décors sculptés Beatrice HUBERT Qarara. Hundert Jahre danach Claudia NAUERTH Aus Alt mach Neu: Vom Flicken, Verändern und Wiederverwenden antiker Textilien Andrea HASZNOS How Naked is the Egyptian Woman? Ádám BOLLÓK “Portable Sanctity” Brought into the Afterlife: Pilgrim Eulogia as Grave Good in the Late Antique Eastern Mediterranean Marianne SÁGHY Ad Aegypti extrema contendi: Pilgrimage to the Desert Fathers in Sulpicius Severus’ Dialogues György GERÉBY The Angels of the Nations: Is a National Christianity Possible? Volker MENZE Christians Becoming Christians: Conversions, Conversion-Motifs and Doctrinal Boundaries in the Sixth Century Gábor KALLA Parallel Lives. The Iconographic Ensemble of Date Palm, Deer/Gazelle and Bird in Ancient Mesopotamia and Early Byzantine Syria Per Jonas NORDHAGEN Byzantium, the Enigmatic Seventh Century Tivadar VIDA Late Antique and Early Medieval Female Headwear Ornaments from the Carpathian Basin (Veils, Hairnets and Headbands) VI.THE ANCIENT WORLD IN MODERN EUROPE Árpád Miklós NAGY L’Anguipède d’Avenches Charles BONNET Archaeology as a Means to Preserve the Heritage Richard Holton PIERCE – Alexandros TSAKOS The Past and the Future of Fontes Historiae Nubiorum Péter GYÖRGY The Art of the Holocaust: Ethical Norms and Aesthetic Experiences – The Unavoidable Tension

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