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Quidquid id est, studeas titulis et dono inscriptis: the Trojan Horse and its Significance for Epigraphical Research

The present paper treats the topic of the Trojan Horse and its imaginary inscription as relevant to Greco-Roman epigraphy.

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Créateur

  • Peter Kruschwitz (Department of Ancient History, Papyrology and Epigraphy, Faculty of Historical and Cultural Studies, University of Vienna)

Éditeur

  • Muzeul de Istorie Națională și Arheologie Constanța

Thème

  • Roman Epigraphy
  • Greek Epigraphy
  • Latin Epigraphy
  • Epigraphic Habit
  • Trojan Horse

Type d'item

  • Text

Date

  • 2024-06-10
  • 2024-06-10

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