Videótár
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #2/5
‘Egyptian Herakles and Syrian Aphrodite? Disentangling perceptions of Phoenician art and religion in the Greek tradition’
Carolina López-Ruiz (University of Chicago) előadása, 2023. 04. 25.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/1
‘Visual bilingualism in Graeco-Egyptian amulet gems’
Véronique Dasen (Université de Fribourg) előadása, 2022. 01. 25.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/2
‘Demotic Egyptian traditions of the war of the gods and giants’
Joachim F. Quack (Universität Heidelberg) előadása, 2022. 02. 22.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/3
‘Diocletian’s porphyry workshop. New images for the Tetrarchic rulers made in Egypt and the role of local craftsmanship in their conception.’
Marianne Bergmann (Universität Göttingen) előadása a , 2022. 03. 22.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/4
‘Akhmîm-Panopolis – City of the weavers from Late Antiquity to the Arab Middle Ages’
Cäcilia Fluck (Staatliche Museen zu Berlin) előadása, 2022. 04. 26.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/5
‘Theogonies and Theomachies in Egypt, Greece and Elsewhere. Comparisons, Connections and Speculations’
Ian Rutherford (University of Reading) előadása, 2022. 05. 24.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #1/6
‘The interactions of Egyptian- and Greek-language astronomy: new sources and open questions’
Marina Escolano-Poveda (University of Manchester) előadása, 2022. 06. 28.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #2/1
‘Seeing double: Visualizing creation on Graeco-Egyptian stone dishes’
Endreffy Kata (Palladion Műhely – ELTE) előadása, 2022. 10. 25.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #2/2
‘Herodotus as an historian of religions and polytheism: the Egyptian matrix’
Vinciane Pirenne-Delforge (Collège de France, FNRS) előadása, 2022. 11. 29.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #2/4
‘Composing Magical Formularies in Late Antique Egypt’
Raquel Martín-Hernández (Universidad Complutense de Madrid) előadása, 2023. 02. 28.
Graeco-Aegyptiaca #2/5
‘Egyptian Herakles and Syrian Aphrodite? Disentangling perceptions of Phoenician art and religion in the Greek tradition’
Carolina López-Ruiz (University of Chicago) előadása, 2023. 04. 25.
Borítókép: Az epidauroszi színház. Fotó: Sharon Mollerus, forrás: Flickr / CC BY 2.0.