Introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions : Egbert, J. C. (James Chidester), 1859-1948 eBook and Texts > Canadian Libraries > University of Toronto - Robarts Library > Introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions View the book (~496 pg)Read Online (22.6 M)PDF (21.0 M)B/W PDF (1.3 M)EPUB(~496 pg)Kindle(~496 pg)Daisy (875.9 K)Full Text (14.2 M)DjVu All Files: HTTPS Torrent (2/0) Help reading texts Resources Bookmark Introduction to the study of Latin inscriptions ([1896]) fullscreen Author: Egbert, J. This book has an editable web page on Open Library. Description Be the first to write a review Downloaded 3,860 times Reviews Selected metadata
London Palaeography Summer School | Institute of English Studies The London International Palaeography Summer School is a series of intensive courses in Palaeography and Manuscript Studies. Courses range from a half to two days duration and are given by experts in their respective fields from a wide range of institutions. Subject areas include Latin palaeography, English, German and Greek palaeography, history of scripts, illuminated manuscripts, codicology, vernacular editing and liturgical and devotional manuscripts. The Summer School is hosted by the Centre for Manuscript and Print Studies with the co-operation of the British Library, the Institute of Historical Research, Senate House Library, the Warburg Institute, University College, King's College London and the Victoria and Albert Museum. London International Palaeography Summer School 2014
LATIN SQUEEZE COLLECTION ( ) = Number of copies [ ] = Number of pieces to squeeze Corpus Inscriptionum Latinarum (CIL) CIL I2 p. 64, VII - Fasti colotiani, 44-11 BCCIL I2 p. 65, VIII - Fasti Biondiani, 40-11 BCCIL I2 pp. 76-77, XVIIII: Tabula Triumphorum Barberiniana, 42-20 BC [4]CIL I2 pp. 231-232, 239a: - Fasti Praenestini, January 1-3, 6-15, 20-24 + uncertain fragment [4]CIL I2 p. 242 - Fasti Vaticani, AD 15-31 or 34CIL I2 12 - Sarcophagus for L. [Lucro - Unidentified, in Seville Museum but not in CIL II (Gift of A.J. 1064 (Gift of A.J. 459 = EM 10401 [2] Suppl. 1, 7234 Suppl. 1, p. 1913 Suppl. 2, p. 2328/58 = EM 10029-31 (Gift of Washington University) Suppl. 2, p. 2328/59 = EM 10028 (Gift of Washington University) (Top of page)
Roman cursive writing .. : Van Hoesen, Henry Bartlett, 1885- eBook and Texts > Canadian Libraries > PIMS - University of Toronto > Roman cursive writing .. View the book (~338 pg)Read Online (21.8 M)PDF (15.0 M)B/W PDF (933.0 K)EPUB(~338 pg)Kindle(~338 pg)Daisy (606.5 K)Full Text (8.7 M)DjVu All Files: HTTPS Torrent (2/0) Help reading texts Resources Bookmark Roman cursive writing .. (1915) fullscreen Author: Van Hoesen, Henry Bartlett, 1885- Subject: Paleography, Latin; Latin language; Writing; Abbreviations, LatinPublisher: Princeton, Princeton university press; [etc., etc.] This book has an editable web page on Open Library. Description Be the first to write a review Downloaded 676 times Reviews Selected metadata Epigraphic Database Heidelberg Armando Petrucci - writing the dead
Iberia - Late Antique and Early Medieval Inscriptions Last updated 8 April 2013. Items in red added since 1 January 2013. Database Hispania Epigraphica. Online database. Other works Abascal Palazón, J.M., and Cebrián Fernández, R., “La inscripción métrica del Obispo Sefronius de Segobriga (IHC 165 + 398; ICERV 276): Una revisión cronológica”, Antigüedad y Cristianismo 23 (2006), pp. 283-294. Alavedra, S., “L’ara d’Altar paleocristiana de Sant Feliu del Racó o de Valrá – Castellar del Vallès (Barcelona)”, Faventia 2.2 (1980), pp. 109-114. Anedda, D., “La desaparecida inscripción de consagración de la iglesia de San Miguel de Escalada: un acercamiento prudente”, Antigüedad y Cristianismo 21 (2004), pp. 375-385. Anonymous, "Fourth-century Hebrew inscription discovered in Portugal" Medievalist.Net (2012). Arce, J., “La inscripción del puente de Mérida de época del rey Eurico (483 d.C.)”, Pyrenae 39.2 (2008), pp. 121-126. Balmaseda Muncharaz, L.J., "Orfebreria epigrafiada de epoca visigoda en el Museo Arqueologico Nacional", in N. Noy, D.
Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions | Department of Classics Conceived and compiled by Tom Elliott (tom_elliott@unc.edu) for the ASGLE web site Copyright 1998 by Tom Elliott These lists may be used, reproduced and distributed for any academic purpose that does not generate profit so long as the title and authorship information, and the copyright notice, remain attached. This page provides access to a series of lists containing abbreviations found in Latin inscriptions. The series represents a new compilation of such abbreviations, assembled from digital texts of all Latin inscriptions published in L’Année Épigraphique between 1888 and 1993. There are two sets of lists, one containing common abbreviations (those occurring more than 10 times in the inscriptions sampled), and another containing all the abbreviations that occur in the inscriptions sampled. Common Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions Published in AE 1888-1993 Click on the letter to view the list: All Abbreviations in Latin Inscriptions Published in AE 1888-1993 Method and Limitations
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