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FRAGMENT AUS EINER KONSTITUTION TRAIANS
FÜR AUXILIARE ZWEIER PROVINZEN WOHL AUS DEM JAHR 111
UND ZWEI FRAGMENTE AUS DER ZEIT HADRIANS
aus: Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 226 (2023) 189–196
FÜR AUXILIARE ZWEIER PROVINZEN WOHL AUS DEM JAHR 111
UND ZWEI FRAGMENTE AUS DER ZEIT HADRIANS
aus: Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 226 (2023) 189–196
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The governor mentioned in the diploma is Haterius Nepos
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Diplom für Syria mentioning the king of Emesa Sampsigeramus
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Zusammen mit Andreas Pangerl
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Vor kurzem konnten wir einen Unterschied in der Aktivitat des die Phospholipide abbauenden Enzyms Phospholipase A2 (PLA2) feststellen. Wir fanden signifikant hohere Aktivitaten in Plasma, Serum und Thrombozyten schizophrener Patienten,... more
Vor kurzem konnten wir einen Unterschied in der Aktivitat des die Phospholipide abbauenden Enzyms Phospholipase A2 (PLA2) feststellen. Wir fanden signifikant hohere Aktivitaten in Plasma, Serum und Thrombozyten schizophrener Patienten, verglichen mit gesunden Kontrollpersonen und nicht-schizophrenen psychiatrischen Patienten [5, 6, 7], Das Hauptsubstrat der PLA2 ist Phosphatidylcholin (PC), welches in das hochtoxische Abbauprodukt Lysophosphatidylcholin (LPC) und Arachidonsaure gespalten wird [4, 8].
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In contrast to the 1st and 2nd centuries, diplomas for praetorian soldiers became very frequent in the 3rd century. There are 13 new diplomas published here from the decades between Septimius Severus and Philippus Arabs; 16 diplomas from... more
In contrast to the 1st and 2nd centuries, diplomas for praetorian soldiers became very frequent in the 3rd century. There are 13 new diplomas published here from the decades between Septimius Severus and Philippus Arabs; 16 diplomas from the time of Severus Aexander are excluded, which are published elsewhere. There are five diplomas of Septimius Severus, one of Caracalla, two each of Maximinus Thrax and Philippus Arabs; for three diplomas, the emperor cannot be determined. On the outside of a diploma the text for a praetorian is engraved, and on the inside, for the soldiers of one of the Italian fleets.
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The direct-acting antiviral regimen of ombitasvir (OBV)/paritaprevir (PTV)/ritonavir (r) ± dasabuvir (DSV) ± ribavirin (RBV) demonstrated high rates of sustained viral response at post-treatment week 12 (SVR12) in clinical trials for... more
The direct-acting antiviral regimen of ombitasvir (OBV)/paritaprevir (PTV)/ritonavir (r) ± dasabuvir (DSV) ± ribavirin (RBV) demonstrated high rates of sustained viral response at post-treatment week 12 (SVR12) in clinical trials for treatment of hepatitis C virus (HCV) genotypes (GT) 1 and 4. To confirm the effectiveness of this regimen in the real world, we conducted meta-analyses of published literature on 30 April 2016. Freeman-Tukey transformation determined the SVR rate within GTs 1a, 1b, and 4, as well as specific SVR rates by cirrhosis or prior treatment experience status. Rates of virologic relapse, hepatic decompensation, drug discontinuation, and serious adverse events were also analyzed. In total, 20 cohorts across 12 countries were identified, totaling 5,158 patients. The overall SVR12 rates were 96·8% (95% CI 95·8 - 97·7) for GT1 and 98·9% (95% CI 94·2 - 100) for GT4. For GT1a patients, the SVR rates were 94% and 97% for those with or without cirrhosis, and 94% overall...
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A total of thirteen fragments of diplomata militaria are published. They date from the period between Domitian and Commodus: one each from the reign of Domitian, Nerva, Trajan and Commodus, and two each from the reign of Pius, Marcus... more
A total of thirteen fragments of diplomata militaria are published. They date from the period between Domitian and Commodus: one each from the reign of Domitian, Nerva, Trajan and Commodus, and two each from the reign of Pius, Marcus Aurelius and Lucius Verus. But five alone date back to Hadrian, including the first he issued for the army of Egypt. There are two each for the troops of Moesia inferior and Pannonia superior, one each for Dacia inferior, Aegyptus and either for an Italian fleet or the Praetorians. Six more are for auxiliary troops, but remain unknown for which province.
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EIN DIPLOM FÜR EINE AUXILIAREINHEIT IN DER PROVINZ MACEDONIA AUS DEM JAHR 178 N.CHR.
Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 221 (2022) 229-233
Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 221 (2022) 229-233
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DAS AUXILIARHEER DER PROVINZ CAPPADOCIA UND SEINE MILITÄRDIPLOME: EINE ZWEITE KOPIE DER TRAIANISCHEN KONSTITUTION DES JAHRES 99
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COCCEIUS NASO ALS PRÄSIDIALPROKURATOR VON DACIA INFERIOR UND SEINE DIPLOME
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Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 222 (2022) 237–246
on a private discharge document for a soldier of the classis moesica
on a private discharge document for a soldier of the classis moesica
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DOI 10.54145/ActaMN.I.59.05 Abstract: Four diploma fragments from the vicinity of the auxiliary fort of Stein‑St. Pantaleon in Noricum are published. One shows the governor Baius Pudens in 162, the second dates from the time of Antoninus... more
DOI 10.54145/ActaMN.I.59.05
Abstract: Four diploma fragments from the vicinity of the auxiliary fort of Stein‑St. Pantaleon in Noricum are published. One shows the governor Baius Pudens in 162, the second dates from the time of Antoninus Pius or Marcus Aurelius, two others cannot be dated more precisely. Also mentioned is the cohors IIII Tungrorum vexillatio, the second part of which is stationed at the same time in Raetia. There is a discussion of the history of this unit. A cohors II Tungrorum vexillatio, whose unit number was restored in CIL XVI 94, never existed
Abstract: Four diploma fragments from the vicinity of the auxiliary fort of Stein‑St. Pantaleon in Noricum are published. One shows the governor Baius Pudens in 162, the second dates from the time of Antoninus Pius or Marcus Aurelius, two others cannot be dated more precisely. Also mentioned is the cohors IIII Tungrorum vexillatio, the second part of which is stationed at the same time in Raetia. There is a discussion of the history of this unit. A cohors II Tungrorum vexillatio, whose unit number was restored in CIL XVI 94, never existed
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Zu einem Zeugnis, in denen die Funktion a libellis erscheint, betreffen das offi cium, das sich mit den libelli, die direkt an den Kaiser selbst gerichtet wurden, befasste.
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Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik 222 (2022) 234–236, zu einem weiteren Diplom für die Provinz Dacia inferior aus dem Jahr 123
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Jahrbuch Numismatik und Geldgeschichte (JNG) 73, 2023 Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of Contents Placed on Academia for the Bavarian Numismatic Society. Please see attached the table of contents of the Jahrbuch für Numismatik und... more
Jahrbuch Numismatik und Geldgeschichte (JNG) 73, 2023 Inhaltsverzeichnis / Table of Contents
Placed on Academia for the Bavarian Numismatic Society. Please see attached the table of contents of the Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte Vol 73, 2023. See https://www.bngev.de/publikationen/ for more details. Also how to order the year book from the society
Placed on Academia for the Bavarian Numismatic Society. Please see attached the table of contents of the Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte Vol 73, 2023. See https://www.bngev.de/publikationen/ for more details. Also how to order the year book from the society
Research Interests: Numismatics, Islamic Numismatics, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), Roman numismatics and archaeology, Money, and 11 moreAncient Greek Numismatics, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Byzantine Numismatics, Medals, Medieval numismatics, Celtic numismatics, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient Coins, Historical medals, Coins, and Ancient Greek and Roman Numismatics
Initial hypothesis of this investigation using Xray-fluorescence analysis (pRFA) was that expected changes in the metal alloy composition of bronze Roman military diplomas over time might serve as chronologic reference for other Roman... more
Initial hypothesis of this investigation using Xray-fluorescence analysis (pRFA) was that expected changes in the metal alloy composition of bronze Roman military diplomas over time might serve as chronologic reference for other Roman archaeological objects made of bronze such as coins, tabulas, military objects, statues etc. Military diplomas – citizenship documents for non-citizens serving in the Roman military in auxiliary units – seemed most suitable for this, as they were all manufactured in Rome, and dated by month and day and through two consuls. The analysis of more than 500 Military diplomas showed however that there were no major changes in alloy composition over the 200 years investigated, from c 60–260 AD. Rather the manufacturers kept the bronze alloy constantly in a narrow range of 8+ % tin and above 20 % lead. This functional lead bronze alloy must have been chosen to optimize the mass production process for the metal plates, which are usually between 0.5–2 mm thin, and to allow engraving of the diploma text on both sides of the plates. This continuity was kept up by the imperial administration regardless of cost throughout multiple crises into the middle of the 3rd century AD (with exception of a short period of about ten years during Marcus Aurelius’ reign in which no bronze diplomas were issued at all).
JNG 72, 2022, 169-196 ISSN: 0075-2711
JNG 72, 2022, 169-196 ISSN: 0075-2711
Research Interests: Roman History, Latin Epigraphy, Roman military archaeology, Roman military history, Roman Army, and 10 moreRoman Epigraphy, Roman imperial history, Ancient Metallurgy, Storia antica ed epigrafia latina, Roman military equipment, Roman Military Archeology, Roman Military Diplomas, Roman soldiers, Roman Archaeology, and Roman Metallurgy
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins - second enhanced edition 2017 This second edition was issued December 1 2017. it adds to the first edition: + Images of all coin reverses of coins shown in the large size portrait catalogue +... more
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins - second enhanced edition 2017 This second edition was issued December 1 2017. it adds to the first edition: + Images of all coin reverses of coins shown in the large size portrait catalogue + English abstracts of all study articles in German + Images of the ultra rare individuals 1) Silbannacus, an emperor only known from 2 coins, one being shown here 2) Constantia, half-sister of Constantine the Great. As the first edition it covers 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from the late Republic to the End of the Western Empire. It includes 14 research articles studying different aspects and emperors from Augustus to Theodosius I. Authors are Werner Eck, Christian Gliwitzky, Christoph v Mosch, Andreas Pangerl, Olivier Hekster, Wilhelm Müseler, Marion Meyer, Jörn Lang, Melanie Lang, Kay Ehling, Markus Löx. The first edition has won the BEST NUMISMATIC PUBLICATION 2017 AWARD IAPN http://www.iapn-coins.org/iapn/publications.html The second edition can be ordered via romancoins@yahoo.com Publisher Staatliche Münzsammlung München, http://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/ ISBN 978-3-922840-40-4
Research Interests: Ancient History, Roman History, Art, Numismatics, Portraiture, and 11 moreAncient numismatics (Archaeology), Photography & Portraiture, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Portrait, Ancient Numismatics, Greek and Roman Portraiture, Roman Portraiture, Roman Archaeology, ROMAN HISTORY, and Photography and Identity Through Portraiture
collection of 16 fragments of diplomas from the reigns of Hadrian and Antoninus Pius is published here. They are copies of constitutions for the armies of Dacia Porolissensis, Moesia inferior, Pannonia inferior and Syria as well as for... more
collection of 16 fragments of diplomas from the reigns of Hadrian and Antoninus Pius is published here. They are copies of constitutions for the armies of Dacia Porolissensis, Moesia inferior, Pannonia inferior and Syria as well as for unknown provinces. Some of the constitutions are already known, others are new. In any case, they intensify the records for the armies during the two periods of government.
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In the article seven new military diplomas are published: one for the troops in Moesia inferior from 13th May 105, a second for the troops of Dacia from 17th February 110, a third for the troops of Moesia superior under the governor... more
In the article seven new military diplomas are published: one for the troops in Moesia inferior from 13th May 105, a second for the troops of Dacia from 17th February 110, a third for the troops of Moesia superior under the governor Prifernius Paetus, a fourth for Dacia Porolissensis from October 142, a fifth for the troops in Pannonia inferior from 151 under the governor Nonius Macrinus, a sixth for the troops of Moesia superior under the legate Curtius Rufus from 157 and a diploma for the troops of Moesia inferior under the governor Vitrasius Pollio.
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For the Bavarian Numismatic Society please see attached the table of contents of the Jahrbuch für Numismatik und Geldgeschichte Vol 72, 2022.
See https://www.bngev.de/publikationen/ for more details.
See https://www.bngev.de/publikationen/ for more details.
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>500 highest quality portrait coin images in highest resolution and large size from across the Hellenistic world incl 3 previously unknown hellenistic kings; 14 research articles on Hellenistic Portraiture on coins and other... more
>500 highest quality portrait coin images in highest resolution and large size from across the Hellenistic world incl 3 previously unknown hellenistic kings;
14 research articles on Hellenistic Portraiture on coins and other media.
410 pages threadbound hardcover.
The 2.5kg book can be ordered via raeticus@yahoo.de
ISBN 978-3-922840-41-1
Ausgehend von den Münzportraits der hellenistischen Herrscher und Herrscherinnen (über 500 Münzen werden allein im Katalogteil in mehrfacher Vergrößerung abgebildet, dazu die Rückseiten in einheitlicher Vergrößerung) werden auch die Herrscherportraits in den anderen Medien (Rundplastik, Relief, Malerei, Glyptik) analysiert. Dargestellt wird die Entwicklung von den Vorläufern in der griechischen und graeco-persischen Welt bis zum Übergang in das römische Kaiserporträt. Schwerpunkte der Einzeluntersuchungen bilden das Portrait Alexanders des Großen, die Bildnisse der Seleukiden und Seleukidinnen sowie der Ptolemäer, aber auch Darstellungen von Herrschern mit bestimmten Attributen oder Überlegungen zum Übergang zwischen hellenistischen und römischen Porträts.
14 research articles on Hellenistic Portraiture on coins and other media.
410 pages threadbound hardcover.
The 2.5kg book can be ordered via raeticus@yahoo.de
ISBN 978-3-922840-41-1
Ausgehend von den Münzportraits der hellenistischen Herrscher und Herrscherinnen (über 500 Münzen werden allein im Katalogteil in mehrfacher Vergrößerung abgebildet, dazu die Rückseiten in einheitlicher Vergrößerung) werden auch die Herrscherportraits in den anderen Medien (Rundplastik, Relief, Malerei, Glyptik) analysiert. Dargestellt wird die Entwicklung von den Vorläufern in der griechischen und graeco-persischen Welt bis zum Übergang in das römische Kaiserporträt. Schwerpunkte der Einzeluntersuchungen bilden das Portrait Alexanders des Großen, die Bildnisse der Seleukiden und Seleukidinnen sowie der Ptolemäer, aber auch Darstellungen von Herrschern mit bestimmten Attributen oder Überlegungen zum Übergang zwischen hellenistischen und römischen Porträts.
Research Interests: Archaeology, Hellenistic History, Numismatics, Greek Archaeology, Hellenistic Bactria, and 15 moreAncient Greek History, Hellenistic and Roman Asia Minor, Ancient Greek Numismatics, Hellenistic Monarchy, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, History of Late Classical and Hellenistic Asia Minor, Parthian Kingdoms, Ancient Numismatics, History of the Hellenistic World (Focus: Seleucid Empire), Parthian Empire, Hellenistic Greece, Ancient Parthian Numismatics, Archaeology of the Hellenistic East, Greek and Roman Portraiture, and Hellenistic and Parthian Mesopotamia
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins - second enhanced edition 2017 This second edition was issued December 1 2017. it adds to the first edition: + Images of all coin reverses of coins shown in the large size portrait catalogue... more
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins - second enhanced edition 2017
This second edition was issued December 1 2017. it adds to the first edition:
+ Images of all coin reverses of coins shown in the large size portrait catalogue
+ English abstracts of all study articles in German
+ Images of the ultra rare individuals 1) Silbannacus, an emperor only known from 2 coins, one being shown here 2) Constantia, half-sister of Constantine the Great.
As the first edition it covers 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from the late Republic to the End of the Western Empire. It includes 14 research articles studying different aspects and emperors from Augustus to Theodosius I. Authors are Werner Eck, Christian Gliwitzky, Christoph v Mosch, Andreas Pangerl, Olivier Hekster, Wilhelm Müseler, Marion Meyer, Jörn Lang, Melanie Lang, Kay Ehling, Markus Löx.
The first edition has won the BEST NUMISMATIC PUBLICATION 2017 AWARD IAPN http://www.iapn-coins.org/iapn/publications.html
The second edition can be ordered via romancoins@yahoo.com
Publisher Staatliche Münzsammlung München, http://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/
ISBN 978-3-922840-40-4
This second edition was issued December 1 2017. it adds to the first edition:
+ Images of all coin reverses of coins shown in the large size portrait catalogue
+ English abstracts of all study articles in German
+ Images of the ultra rare individuals 1) Silbannacus, an emperor only known from 2 coins, one being shown here 2) Constantia, half-sister of Constantine the Great.
As the first edition it covers 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from the late Republic to the End of the Western Empire. It includes 14 research articles studying different aspects and emperors from Augustus to Theodosius I. Authors are Werner Eck, Christian Gliwitzky, Christoph v Mosch, Andreas Pangerl, Olivier Hekster, Wilhelm Müseler, Marion Meyer, Jörn Lang, Melanie Lang, Kay Ehling, Markus Löx.
The first edition has won the BEST NUMISMATIC PUBLICATION 2017 AWARD IAPN http://www.iapn-coins.org/iapn/publications.html
The second edition can be ordered via romancoins@yahoo.com
Publisher Staatliche Münzsammlung München, http://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/
ISBN 978-3-922840-40-4
Research Interests: Ancient History, Roman History, Numismatics, Portraiture, Ancient numismatics (Archaeology), and 8 morePhotography & Portraiture, Ancient Roman Numismatics, Ancient Greek and Roman Art, Ancient Numismatics, Ancient History, Roman Archaeology, Numismatics, Greek and Roman Portraiture, Roman Portraiture, and Roman Archaeology
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins A new book on 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from... more
PORTRAITS - 500 Years of Roman Portrait Coins
A new book on 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from the late Republic to the End of the Western Empire. It includes 14 research articles studying different aspects and emperors from Augustus to Theodosius I. Authors are Werner Eck, Christian Gliwitzky, Christoph v Mosch, Andreas Pangerl, Olivier Hekster, Wilhelm Müseler, Marion Meyer, Jörn Lang, Melanie Lang, Kay Ehling, Markus Löx.
The book has won the BEST NUMISMATIC PUBLICATION 2017 AWARD IAPN
http://www.iapn-coins.org/iapn/publications.html
It can be ordered via romancoins@yahoo.com
Publisher Staatliche Münzsammlung München, http://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/ ISBN 978-3-922840-36-7
A new book on 500 years of Roman portrait types, with an extensive portrait type catalogue of some 800 very large size coin images of any Roman individual known to us on Roman coins from the late Republic to the End of the Western Empire. It includes 14 research articles studying different aspects and emperors from Augustus to Theodosius I. Authors are Werner Eck, Christian Gliwitzky, Christoph v Mosch, Andreas Pangerl, Olivier Hekster, Wilhelm Müseler, Marion Meyer, Jörn Lang, Melanie Lang, Kay Ehling, Markus Löx.
The book has won the BEST NUMISMATIC PUBLICATION 2017 AWARD IAPN
http://www.iapn-coins.org/iapn/publications.html
It can be ordered via romancoins@yahoo.com
Publisher Staatliche Münzsammlung München, http://www.staatliche-muenzsammlung.de/ ISBN 978-3-922840-36-7