To browse Academia. The author of the present article takes issue with several of her conjectures and suggests that in each case the transmitted text actually stands criticism and should probably be left unchanged. Previous scholarship has mainly focussed on the issuing body, the nature of the rites and deities mentioned in the decree and possible associations with known polis festival, and the nature of the Eleusinion named thrice 9; 18; Robert Simms has convincingly refuted this interpretation, emphasising the unique?
In addition, I hope to somewhat further our understanding of the complex dynamics of deme religion, especially concerning demes asserting their own cultic identity in relation and as related to larger polis cults and sanctuaries. International Journal of Public Sector Management, Archives de Sciences Sociales des Religions, American Journal of Civil Engineering and Architecture, International journal of innovative science and research technology, Global Disclosure of Economics and Business, Log in with Facebook Log in with Google.
Remember me on this computer. Enter the email address you signed up with and we'll email you a reset link. Need an account? Click here to sign up. Work notes on the Zagreb Mummy - a survey of Etruscan Phrases texts, update Fred C. Woudhuizen [ - ]. Review: Alexey V. Phoenix of Lycia, in: O.
Nicholson ed. Oxford, Peter Talloen. Anoros CEG , , , , et alia. Sara Wijma. For this reason it is the most important with regard to completion of a translation of the various Etruscan texts. According to Dr. Ivan Mirnik, M. Mirnik said that the museum collaborated with Mrs. She reconstructed the Zagreb Book of Linen. Nazzareno Gabrielli, the chief of the Vatican Museum Laboratories, is the one who saved the mummy. Others who helped with the reconstruction of the texts include specialists: the late Massimo Pallottino, Francesco Roncalli who supervised the reconstruction , Ambros Josef Pfiffig and Helmut Rix.
Igor Uranic, who is in charge of the museum's Egyptian collection, oversees the Zagreb Mummy. The following are questions we listed on our Zagreb Mummy. It was found in Egypt, according to the Zagreb Museum. Also Falarri, as in the Tavola Cortonensis, is mentioned frequently. This is a town up the Tiber from Rome. Also Spina is mentioned, which is a few miles northwest of Venice. It is a town mentioned in the Tavola Eugubine. Rome is mentioned several times in several contexts.
