Inscriptiones


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INSCRIPTIONES. The name given by the old English law to any written instrument by which anything was granted. Blount.

A Law Dictionary, Adapted to the Constitution and Laws of the United States. By John Bouvier. Published 1856.
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The tablet's inscriptions are catalogued in Inscriptiones Graecae, vol.
Tablet editions: the 'Iliac tablets', which compress entire epic poems into hand-held objects, offer a remarkable insight into the Roman fascination with concepts of scale. With their complex interplay between images and texts, these tiny objects raise much larger questions about visual and verbal representation in the classical world
The editors of Inscriptiones Graecae date the inscription to 500-480 BC.
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volo esse aliquod monumentum; odi falsas inscriptiones statuarum alienarum.
La funcion de las imagenes en la reflexion filosofica de Ciceron
superintendent (David Noy, et al., eds., Inscriptiones Judaicae
Militarism in the wall paintings of the Dura-Europos synagogue: a new perspective on Jewish life on the Roman frontier
Henze, Mater de Perpetuo Succursu (Bonn: Collegium Iosephinum, 1926), 88, citing Pedro Chacon, Inscriptiones et Epitaphia (1569-1576) Bibl.
The "Maria del Sochorso" Altarpiece: a Cretan icon transformed in Counter-Reformation Italy
78-96)--, que se tornou Inscriptiones graecae em 1903.
The constitution of history as science in the nineteenth century and their older models: end of an illusion or a future inheritance?/A constituicao da historia como ciencia no seculo XIX e seus modelos antigos: fim de uma ilusao ou futuro de uma heranca?
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