Philia Vol. 3 2017 - International Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies

196 pp, b/w figures, hb, articles in turkish and German.

“Philia. International Journal of Ancient Mediterranean Studies” is the successor journal to “Gephyra. Journal for the Ancient History and Cultures of the Eastern Mediterranean” and published by the same editors. It is new and innovative in its wider outlook, covering both the entire Mediterranean and a vaster range of specialist subjects including epigraphy, papyrology, numismatics, historical geography, archaeology, prosopography, social, economic, military or religious history. Peer-reviewed, the journal is intended to be an international publication platform for new insights into the most varied aspects of ancient Mediterranean cultures. Articles are accepted in English, German, French, Italian and Spanish. All articles include a Turkish summary.

Table of Contents

• Mustafa ADAK – Musa KADIOĞLU / Die Steinbrüche von Teos und «Marmor Luculleum»
• Mustafa ADAK – Hüseyin Sami ÖZTÜRK / Eine neue ?????µ??-Inschrift aus dem Hinterland von Nikaia
• Mustafa ADAK / Weitere epigraphische Denkmäler im Museum von Adapazarı
• Peter HERZ / Gedanken zur Karriere des Timesitheus
• Vera HOFMANN / Hadrian und die Finanzierung von Siegerstatuen für Trompeter und Herolde  bei den ephesischen Olympia (SEG 56, 1359, ZZ. 40–43)
• Koray KONUK / A new Coin from Pinara
• Dinçer S. LENGER / A Phantom City in the Troad: Aioleion and its Coinage
• Pantelis NIGDELIS – Elias SVERKOS / Eine neue lateinische Grabinschrift aus Krestonia (Makedonien) und die gens der Epidii
• Pawel NOWAKOWSKI / St. John the Forerunner in Amisus: A Note on a Christian Epitaph
• Mehmet OKTAN / Dedications to Zeus Drymon from Lyrboton Kome
• Tolga ÖZHAN – Ömer Can YILDIRIM / Funerary Inscriptions from Çanakkale Archaeological Museum
• Diether SCHÜRR / Zum lykischen Rautenzeichen ?
• Diether SCHÜRR / Vom Wind *Idyris, den Flüssen Idyros und Endyrenos und dem Lykier Ñturiga
• Burak TAKMER – Ferit BAZ / The Gravestone of C. Iulius, optio of the Legio XII Fulminata
• Peter THONEMANN / Three Notes on Lydian Saittai