Pollard, Elizabeth Ann – Fabrizio Conti (eds.) : Nemo non metuit. Magic in the Roman World
"Pollard, Elizabeth Ann – Fabrizio Conti (eds.) : Nemo non metuit. Magic in the Roman World"
Elizabeth Ann Pollard – Fabrizio Conti (eds.),
Nemo non metuit. Magic in the Roman World
Budapest 2022
ISBN 978-615-6405-44-9 (softcover)
554 S./pp., zahlr. Farb- und S/W-Abb./num. colour and b/w-figs., 29,7 x 21 cm; broschiert/softcover
CHAPTER 1
Magical Gems. A Roman development of Etruscan, Greek and Phoenician scarab amulets (8th – 5th c. BCE)
Ronaldo G. Gurgel Pereira
CHAPTER 2
Change and Continuity in Curse Tablets from the Roman World
Charlotte Spence
CHAPTER 3
Pursuing Health by Pursuing Disease. The Use of Spells and Amulets to Address Malaria in Roman Antiquity
Yvette Hunt
CHAPTER 4
“Erotic” Spells, Stalking, and the Exclusus Amator in Ancient Rome
Elizabeth Ann Pollard
CHAPTER 5
Magic to steal, magic to love, magic to heal: veneficia, defixiones, devotiones in the Naturalis historia by Plinius the Elder
Alfredo Viscomi
CHAPTER 6
Cursing Patterns and Religious Belief. Studying the Prevalence of “Judicial Prayers” in Roman Britain
Madeline Line
CHAPTER 7
How Lucan Kills Magic. Magic and the vates in Book Six of Lucan’s Bellum Civile
Caolán Mac An Aircinn
CHAPTER 8
Abjection and Anxiety: The Metamorphosis of the Roman Literary Witch
Nicole Kimball
CHAPTER 9
Foreseeing the Future: The Role of Women between Magic and Divination
Angelica Flandoli
CHAPTER 10
Orpheus and the Evolution of the Roman Witch
Britta Ager
CHAPTER 11
Memories of Apollonius of Tyana: Sorcerer, Holy Man and Rival of Jesus Christ
Semíramis Corsi Silva
CHAPTER 12
Si Crimina Demas: Necromancy in Roman Literature and Statius’ Transgressive Manto
Anna Everett Beek
CHAPTER 13
The Magic of Isis-Fortuna in Apuleius’ Metamorphoses
Ashli Baker
CHAPTER 14
Pagan and Christian Identities in the Later Roman Empire: Maximus of Turin and His Sermons on Magic and Superstition
Fabrizio Conti
CHAPTER 15
A World Imbued with Sorcery? The Fight between Christian and non-Christian Powers in Fourth- and Fifth-Century Christendom
Andrea Maraschi
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