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primary indicator of Germanic iconography and production. Besides brooches, the grave goods include jewellery and other lavish gifts (an iron folding stool [ sellae plicatilis ] with damascened decoration, bronze vessels and glass drinking horns), which

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frequent motifs of South America iconography in relationship to fungiforms and conventional representations of mushrooms, making the argument that abstract mushroom representations are far more widespread than apparent

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Készíts amulettet, írd rá ezt a ráolvasást, majd akaszd a nyakába!

Ráolvasásokat hordozó agyaghengeres amulettek, az orvosi-mágikus világ eszközei

Antik Tanulmányok
Authors:
András Bácskay
and
Zoltán Niederreiter

– Kultureller Austausch, wirtschaftliche Beziehungen und transnationale Entwicklungen in der antiken Welt . Hrsg. J. Gobel – T. Zech. München (2011) 437–456; E. Götting: Lamashtu. In: Iconography of Deities and Demons in the Ancient Near East . Eds. J. Eggler

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, and the Iconography of Beginnings . Pantheon , 7 : 37 – 58 . Peels-Matthey , S. ( 2021 ). Polytheism as language: A linguistic approach to Greek polytheism . In: Galoppin , Th. – Bonnet , C. (eds.), Divine names on the spot. Towards a

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by a Frank. 151 The contrast with the triumphant iconography of the Early Empire is blatant when two Germanic captives in chains were displayed on a column base 152 and horsemen riding down a barbarian lying on the ground was a popular motif on

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1988, 229–232. 258. Rec. MOON: Ancient Greek Art and Iconography. ActaArchHung 39 (1987) 367–368. 259. Rec. MATTHÄUS: Prähistorische Bronzefunde II.8. ActaArchHung 40 (1988) 326–327. 260. Rec. KILIAN--DIRLMEIER: Prähistorische Bronzefunde XIII.8

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. and Alwis , A. ( 2010 ). The role of late antique art in early Christian worship: a reconsideration of the iconography of the ‘starry sky’ in the ‘Mausoleum’ of Galla Placidia . Papers of the British School at Rome , 78 : 193–217 and 352

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[Catechesis, Poetry and Iconography in the 4th Century] . Literatura patriastica 2 . Budapest : Jel kiadó . Vida , T. 2017 : Die frühbyzantinische Messingkanne mit Jagdszenen von Budakalász (Ungarn) . Budapest : MTA BTK Régészeti Intézet . Wartburg

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sanctity: The iconography, magic, and ritual of Egyptian incense . Studia Antiqua, 7 ( 1 ). Retrieved from https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/studiaantiqua/vol7/iss1/8 Woolley , C

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), art history (iconography, iconology), church history (textual analysis), ethnobotany (cultural uses of mushrooms), mycology (fungus identification), and theology (exegesis). The Committee would establish criteria for peer-review evaluation of

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