Acceso abiertoHistoryArt

Juraj Franek, D. Urbanová

2019.12.1Philologia Classica

DOI: 10.21638/11701/spbu20.2019.202

Resumen de tlooto

Sympathetic magic and similia similibus formulae used in Greek and Latin curse tablets are examined.

Resumen

Daniela Urbanova kindly acknowledges the support of the Commission for Ancient History and Epigraphy in Munich (Deutsches Archaologisches Institut), and especially its Vice Director Prof. Dr. Rudolf Haensch, for the opportunity to work on the paper as an invited research fellow in September 2019. This study is a result of the project GA CR 19-02741S “The Transmission and Transformation of Ideas in Hellenism, Early Judaism, and Early Christianity” funded by the Czech Science Foundation.

Formato de cita

FRANEK, Juraj; URBANOVÁ, D. “As isis loved osiris, so let matrona love theodoros…”: Sympathetic magic and similia similibus formulae in greek and latin curse tablets (part 2). Philologia Classica, 2019.