Index | Keywords
A
- à MM. Marco Bianchi et Daniele Ventre
- A. H. Sayce
- A.-W. Schlegel
- Abdelkader
- abduction
- absolutism
- Académie des inscriptions et belles-lettres
- Accademia della Virtù
- accent
- accentual metrics
- accessus
- Action Française
- actors
- adaptation
- Adrien Simon
- advertising
- Ælius Aristides
- Aeneid
- Aeschylus
- aesthetic
- Aesthetics
- African archeology
- africanity
- afterlife
- Agamemnon
- Agathos Daimôn
- agrarian structures
- Akkadian
- al-Khidr
- Al-Mîlî
- Albert Camus
- Albert the Great
- Alcestis
- Alciat
- Aleppo
- Alesia
- Alésia
- Alexander
- Alexander Romance
- Alexander the Great
- Alexander VI Borgia
- Alexandria
- alexandrin
- Alfred Rosenberg
- Alfred-Louis Delattre
- Algebra
- Algeria
- Algerian Ulama
- Algerian War
- Algiers University
- allegory
- Altertumswissenschaft
- amateur archaeologists
- Amateurs
- amateurs and professionals in early archaeology
- ambassadors
- Amédée Pichot
- Amedeo Maiuri
- America
- American Neo-humanism
- Ammon
- Amrouche
- Anabase
- Anabasis
- anachronism
- anacrusis
- Anacyclosis
- analogical form
- analogy
- anatolian hieroglyphic
- Ancient
- ancient Athens
- ancient Byzantium
- ancient cartography
- ancient comedy
- Ancient Economy
- ancient economy
- Ancient economy
- ancient Egypt
- ancient Greece
- Ancient Greece
- ancient Greek
- Ancient Greek
- Ancient greek city
- ancient Greek music
- ancient history
- Ancient history
- ancient languages
- ancient Rome
- Ancient Rome
- Ancient Sciences
- ancient sciences
- ancient sculpture
- ancient Sicily
- ancient theatre
- ancient thought
- Ancients
- ancients and moderns (quarrel of)
- ancient furniture
- Ancient Greece
- Ancient Greek science
- Ancient languages
- Ancient Mediterranean world
- Ancient poetry
- Ancient Rome
- Andrea Divo
- Andromache
- Anglo-Saxon correspondents
- anisosyllabism
- annone
- Anthropology
- anthropology
- anti-Aristotelianism
- Antichità romane
- antifascism
- Antigona
- antiquarian
- antiquarianism
- antiquarians
- antique Algeria
- antique cities
- antique drama
- antique masks
- antique novels
- antique paintings
- Antique revival
- antiquity
- Antiquity
- Antiquity subjects
- antisemitism
- Antoine Court de Gébelin
- Antoine Dufour
- Anton Pietro Filippini
- Antonio de Guevara
- aoidos
- Aphrodite
- Apocryphal Gospels
- Apollo
- appearance
- Apuleius
- Aquitaine
- Arabia
- Arabic epigraphy
- Archaelogy
- archaeological exhibition
- archaeological imaginations
- archaeological policy
- archaeological reminds
- archaeologist
- archaeologists
- Archaeology
- archaeology
- archaeology of knowledge
- Archeology
- archeology
- Archeology and Jesus
- archiereus
- architectural remains
- architecture
- archives
- area of the Great Tumuli
- arété
- Argento Dario
- aristocracy
- Aristophanes
- aristotelism
- Aristotle
- Arithmetica
- Armagnac Georges d'
- Arnold van Gennep
- Arnulf of Orléans
- art
- art critic
- Art History
- art market
- artistic mediation
- Asclepius
- Ashpenaz
- Asiatic society
- Asia Minor
- asymetric conflicts
- atheism
- Athens
- Atlantis
- atrium
- attractivity
- auctoritas
- Audin Josette
- Audin Maurice
- audire-foedus
- Augustan History
- Augustin-Jansenius
- Augustine
- Augusto Monti
- Augustus
- Aurunci
- Ausoni
- Ausonian Southern League
- Ausonius
- Authenticity criteria
- authority of the discourse
- auto-theming
- autochthony
- autonomy
- Autun
- avant-garde
- azulejos
B
- Babylon
- Bachofen
- Bakkhai
- Banquet
- banquet
- barbarian
- barbarian hexametre
- Barbarians
- barbarism
- bard
- Barrès Maurice
- barrister
- bas-reliefs
- Basel
- Basque
- Bassani
- battle of Himera (480 BC)
- battle of the campi Mirtei
- Belgian Historiography on the Roman Republic; Prosopography
- Beloch
- Berber
- Bernard Roy
- Bersuire
- Bible
- Biblical archaeology
- bibliography
- Bibracte
- Bickerman Elias
- biography
- biography of Christ
- Black Sea
- black stone
- Blockbuster
- Boccaccio
- body
- Bollini Flaminio
- Bologna University
- Bonucci
- book history
- Book of Daniel
- botany
- Boudica
- Bourdieu
- Bourguiba
- Bourlinguer
- Bournazel
- Bovelles
- Boydonné
- Bragaglia
- Brahmanism
- Brazilian historiography
- Brazilian poetry
- Bruegel
- Brumoy
- Buchanan
- Budé
- Budé Guillaume
- Bulgarian Empire
- bunraku
- Burgundy (France)
- burials
- Burkhardt
- burlesque
- Burmann-Heinsius
- burnt bones
- Burton Tim
- Byzantine Empire
- Byzantine era
- Byzantium
- Byzantium and Islam
- Byzantium and the Christian West
C
- Cabiria
- Caesar
- Cambyses
- capitalism
- capricci
- Carcopino Jérôme
- Cardarelli Vincenzo
- Carducci
- Carl Orff
- Carlo Bonucci
- Carlo Weber
- Carlos Alberto Nunes
- Carolingian myth
- Carthage
- Carthaginians
- Carthago
- Cassin
- cast
- castellum
- castrum
- catacombs
- Catholic memory
- Catholicism
- catholicus
- Catiline
- Catulli Carmina
- Catullus
- Caylus
- Celan Paul
- Celsus
- Celtic
- Celtic sanctuary
- Celts
- Cendrars
- centenary of the conquest
- centre for Hispanic studies
- Cercle Fustel de Coulanges
- ceremony
- Cervereti
- Cerveteri
- Charismatic domination
- charitable interpretation
- Charlatans
- Charles de Brosses
- Charles Ernest Beulé
- Charles Fontaine
- Charles Garnier
- Charles Maurras
- Charles Picard
- Charles VII
- Charon
- Chateaubriand
- Chauci
- Checchi
- China
- China and the West
- Chinese empire
- choral octave
- chorus
- Christendom
- Christian archaeology
- Christian Carthage
- Christian ethics
- Christianity
- Christodoros of Coptos
- chronology
- Church
- Cicero
- Cineca
- cinema
- cinema on Antiquity
- Cines
- Cinquecento
- citizen commitment
- city
- civic virtue
- civil war
- civilization
- civilization and culture
- civitas
- Class
- classical
- Classical Antiquity
- classical erudition
- classical reception
- Classical Reception
- classical studies
- Classical Tradition
- classical tradition in the Middle Ages
- Classicism
- classicism
- classification
- Claude
- Claude Nicolet
- Clausewitz
- Cleon
- climate
- clone in truth
- clubfoot
- coats
- Coercive state
- Cold War
- Coliseum
- collection
- collectionism
- collective imagination
- Collectors of antiquities
- colleges
- colonial heritage
- colonial idea
- colonial ideology
- colonialism
- colonization
- colonization of North Africa
- colossus
- colour
- comedy
- comic strip
- commemoration
- commentary
- commitment
- committee for sacred archaeology
- Commôtic
- community
- comparatism
- comparative history
- comparative history of religions
- comparative studies
- compared archaeology
- compilation
- composition
- Conceptualization in history
- concubine
- concupiscence
- conditioning
- conflict between paganism and Christianity
- conflict between State and Church
- conflict length-stress
- Confucians and Socratics
- congruous squares and congruent numbers
- conquest
- consensus
- Considérations sur les causes de la grandeur des Romains et de leur décadence
- Conspiracy
- Constantine
- Constantinople
- constitutions
- contact
- contemporary art
- contemporary cinema
- contemporary exegesis
- contemporary societies
- Contemporary times
- contemporary archaeology
- Contemporary Art
- contexts
- contextualization
- continuation
- continuity
- contracts
- controversies between pagans and Christians
- conversion
- copernicianism
- Coppola Goffredo
- copyist
- Coray Adiamantos
- Corfu
- Correspondence
- correspondence
- corruption
- Corsica
- Cosmetic
- cosmology
- countrysides
- Coupé
- couple
- court
- Crane
- creation of a medieval myth
- cremation
- Cretomania
- Creuzer
- crime fiction
- criminal code
- crisis
- Crisis of the Roman Republic
- Crispino Armando
- Critias
- critics
- Ctesias
- cubiculum
- cultural conservatism in China
- cultural heritage
- cultural transfer
- cultural transfers
- cultural centre
- cultural crossing
- culture
- culture history
- culture of the limited partners
- culture wars
- Cumont Fernand
- Cumont Franz
- cuneiform
- current research
- Cyril of Alexandria
D
- D. Nisard
- Dacia
- Dacians
- dactylic hexameter
- Dactylic hexametre
- dactylic/spondaic rhythm
- Daedalus
- daily life
- Damien Hirst
- Dan Simmons
- Dan Sluşanschi
- Dance in Antiquity
- Daniel
- Danubia
- Dark Ages
- date of composition
- date of writing and author
- De Asse
- de Gourmont Rémy
- De re vehiculari
- De Rossi Giovanni Battista
- de Sanctis archives
- death
- decay
- deciphering
- decline of the Roman Empire
- decorated vases
- deeds of the Romans
- Deianira
- Delattre
- deliberation
- Delos
- Delphi
- demagogue
- democracy
- Demodocos group
- Denis Knoepfler
- density of the habitat
- deontology
- Department of Classics at the Hebrew University of Jerusalem
- Der Gott der Makkabäer
- despotism
- Despotism
- destiny
- Detienne
- DeviantArt
- device
- dexiosis
- de Mauléon Michel
- de Paschal Pierre
- De Sanctis
- dialogue
- Dialogue of the Melians
- diatonic system
- dictatorship
- diction
- Dictionary of Greek and Roman Antiquities
- didactic
- didactic poetry
- Diderot
- Dido
- diffusion
- Digest
- digital painting
- digital reconstruction
- Diodorus of Sicily
- Diophantus
- diplomacy
- diplomatic gifts
- disenchantment
- displacement
- dissention
- distribution maps
- divine government
- divinity
- documentalism
- documentation
- Dodona
- domestic space
- domestic sphere
- Dominate
- dorism
- double equality
- draft
- drama
- drawing
- dream
- Dreyfus affair
- Droysen Johann Gustav
- druid
- Du Bellay
- Dumézil
- Dürrenmatt
- Du Bellay
- Du Bellay Jean
- Du Bellay Joachim
- D’Annunzio Gabriele
E
- E. A. Freeman
- ears
- East-West relations
- Eastern Roman Empire
- Eastern Roman Empire
- ecclesiastical career
- École française d’Athènes (efa)
- École normale supérieure (ens)
- Economic history
- economic history and theory
- economic intelligence
- edition
- editions
- editors
- Edme Béguillet
- Efim Etkind
- Egger Emile
- eggs
- Egypt
- Egyptian literature
- Egyptian mythology
- Egyptian cults
- egyptology
- Egyptology
- egyptophilia
- eighteenth-century
- ekphrasis
- election
- elegy
- Eliade
- Elias Bickerman
- elision
- Elizabethan England
- elopement
- eloquence
- emblems
- emic data
- emotion
- empires
- enchantement
- Enchiridion
- Encolpius
- encyclopedism
- engravings
- enigma
- Ennabli
- enunciation
- enunciation shifter
- epic
- Epic
- Epigraphy
- epigraphy
- epistemology
- Epistle to the Pisons
- epistolary correspondence
- epos
- epsilon
- Erasmus
- Ernest Renan
- error
- erudite translation
- Esprit Jacques
- Essais
- essentialism
- Estonian
- ethnogenesis
- ethnography
- ethnograpy
- ethnology
- Etruria
- Etruscan
- Etruscan couples
- Etruscan language
- Etruscan people
- Etruscans
- Etruscology
- etymology
- eucharistic congress
- eugenics
- eulogies
- eunuch
- Eurasia
- Eurasianism
- Euripides
- Europe
- Europe (mythical figure)
- Europia
- Eusebius
- event
- evolutionism
- excavation
- excavation archives
- excavation of Olympia
- excavation techniques
- excavations
- Excavations Boccanera
- exemplarity
- exemplum
- Exhibition
- exhibition
- Exhibition Bologna
- exhumation
- exile
- expedition.
- experience
- experimental archaeology
- exploration
- expurgation
F
- F. Garnabei
- Fabio Viale
- fable
- faithfulness
- Faits des Romains
- Fake
- famous women
- fascism
- Fascism
- Fascist Italy
- fbi
- felicitas
- Feminine areté
- Fenni
- Ferretti
- Feyel Michel
- Fichte
- fiction
- fictitious equations
- fiftieth anniversary of the Italian unity
- figure of the translator
- Film
- film adaptation
- Finley
- Fiorelli Giuseppe
- First and Second world wars
- First Empire
- First Indochina War
- First World War
- Flavius Josephus
- Fleury de Lécluse
- Florent Chrestien
- Flowered Field
- foederanaturae
- Folk Horror
- food
- force
- forgers
- forgery
- Forging
- formules
- fortuna
- Forum Boarium
- Forum romanorum
- Foucault
- Foucher Alfred
- found footage
- Fourcade Pascal
- Fraccaro
- France
- Francesco La Vega
- Francis Ist
- François Habert
- François Mauriac
- francoism
- Fra’ Mauro
- freemasonry
- French Algeria
- French diplomacy
- French hexameter
- French Historiography on the Roman Republic
- French humanism
- French language
- French painting 19th century
- French Renaissance
- French Revolution
- French School at Athens
- French School in Rome
- French School of Athens
- french theatre
- French tragedy
- French-Romanian cultural relations
- French Algeria
- French culture
- French engravings
- Freud
- frontier
- frontier history
- frontispieces
- functional translation
- funeral ceremonies
- funeral pit
- funerary culture
G
- G. Dumézil
- G. Fiorelli
- G. Grote
- G. Smith
- Gaetano De Sanctis
- Galen
- Galileo
- Gallic
- Gauckler
- Gaul
- Gauls
- gender
- Gender
- gender studies
- Gentien Hervet
- geocentrism
- geographers
- geographic imagery
- geographic novel
- geography
- geometric algebra
- George Murnu
- George Stefan
- Georges Rataller
- Georgics
- German Empire
- German philosophy
- Germanic peoples
- Germans
- Germany
- German historiography
- Gernet
- gesture
- Giampietro Campana – Sarcophagus of the Spouses – Cerveteri – Enrico Pennelli – Ruspoli – Napoleon III – Louvre – 1848 – George Dennis
- Gift
- Giorgietto Giugiaro
- Giornale del Campidoglio
- Glareanus
- gloss
- Goltzius Hubertus
- good manners
- gospel
- Gospels
- Gosselin
- Gothic
- Göttingen mathematics
- Gournay-sur-Aronde
- Graeco-Roman Religion
- grammar
- grave
- great discoveries
- Greco-Latin studies
- Greco-roman sculpture
- Greco-Scythian metalwork
- Greece
- Greek
- Greek and Latin literature
- Greek Antiquity
- Greek Antiquity (representations of)
- Greek authors
- Greek city-state
- Greek colonization
- Greek epigraphy
- Greek geographers
- Greek geographers and astronomers
- Greek gods
- Greek literature
- Greek mathematics
- Greek medicine
- Greek myth
- Greek mythology
- Greek novel
- Greek papyrology
- Greek theatre
- greek tragedy
- Greek tragedy
- greek tragedy reception
- Greek world
- Greeks
- Greek medicine
- Greek political thought
- Greek tragedy
- Grevin Jacques
- Grote
- Guarnacci Museum
- Guignebert Ch.
- Guillon Pierre
- gynecocracy
H
- Hadrian
- hagiography
- Hama Stones
- Hannibal
- happiness
- Harpocration
- Hasmoneans
- HBO
- healing shrine
- heavy metal
- Hector
- hedna
- Hegelianism
- hegemony
- Heine H.
- Hellenism
- hellenism
- Hellenistic kingdoms
- hellenistic poetry
- hellenistic period
- hellenization
- hellenomania
- Henri Seyrig
- Henry de Montherlant
- Henry Ivth
- Henry Michel
- Henry René
- Herculaneum
- Herculanum
- Heritage
- heritage
- heritagization
- hermeneutics
- Herodotus
- heroid
- Heroides
- heroism
- Hesiod
- Hesiod (Woks and days
- hexameter
- hexamètre dactylique accentuel
- hexametres
- hierogamy
- hieroglyphs
- Hieronymus’ Chronicon
- Hippocrates
- hippocratism
- Hippolytus
- hippos
- Hispania
- historian
- historical anthropology
- Historical anthropology
- Historical film
- historical fresco
- historical method
- historical methodology
- historical novel
- historical psychology
- historical re-enactement
- Historical Sociology
- historical sociology
- historical-critical exegesis
- historical genre painting
- historical interpretations
- Historiography
- historiography
- historiography of ancient science
- History
- history
- history of Antiquity
- history of archaeological excavations
- history of archaeology
- history of archeology
- history of art
- History of Classical Scholarship
- history of classical scholarship at the Friedrich-Wilhelm-Universität of Berlin during the epoch of the Weimar Republic
- history of culture
- History of education
- history of great men
- History of Ideas
- history of ideas
- history of knowledge
- history of Languedoc
- history of medicine
- history of numismatics
- history of religions
- history of research
- history of scholarship
- history of Spain
- history of the book
- history of translation
- History teaching
- Hittites
- Holbein
- Hölderlin
- hologram
- Holy Men
- Homer
- Homer (Batrachomyomachia
- Homeric Hymns
- homeric poems
- Homeric society
- homophobia
- homosexuality
- honos
- honour
- Horace
- Horion
- horse
- Horsemen
- hospitals
- housing culture
- Hubert Henri
- human evolution
- Humanism
- humanism
- Humanismus
- Humanists
- humanitas
- humanities
- Humanities
- humility
- Huvelin Paul
- Hypatia
I
- Iberian
- Iberians
- Icarus
- iconography
- ideal scene
- Ideal type
- idealtype
- identification of the place
- identity
- ideological expulsion
- ideology of classicism
- ideology of Romanity
- Ifrîqiya
- Igel
- Iliad
- Iliada
- Ilium
- illumination
- illuminations
- illustrated book
- illustration
- image of Greece
- Imaginary
- imaginary
- imaginary stage performance
- imago
- Imitation
- imitation ; romanticism
- immortality of the soul
- imperatores
- imperial ideology
- imperial power
- Imperial Rome
- imperium
- in-folio
- Incarnation
- incest
- incineration
- India
- Indian nationalism
- Indo-European
- Indochiny War
- infinity
- influence
- Inghirami
- initials
- inner consolidation of the nation-state
- inscription
- Institutions des Séleucides
- intangible heritage
- intellectual commitment
- intellectual practices
- intellectuals
- intensity accent
- intercultural encounters
- interdisciplinarity
- international cooperation
- Internet
- interpretatio
- interpretation
- intertextuality
- intertextuality Quarrel between the Ancients and the Moderns
- intolerance
- invention
- inventiveness
- inventory
- Ionia
- Iphigenia
- Iraq
- Iron Age
- Iron Age
- irregular wars
- Islam
- Islamic political thought
- isometric translation
- Israel
- Italian
- italian cinema
- Italian kingdom
- Italian literature
- Italian monarchy
- Italian Renaissance
- Italian theatre
- Italian unity
- Italian xixth century Antique scholars and sciences of Antiquity
- Italy
J
- Jacopo Filippo Foresti
- Jacques Ignace Hittorff
- Jacques-Gabriel Bulliot
- Jansenism
- Japan
- Jean de
- Jean de Buisson
- Jean-Antoine de Baïf
- Jean-François Champollion
- Jean-Léon Gérôme
- Jean-Pierre Vernant
- Jean Pichore
- Jehan Lalement
- Jerome
- Jerusalem
- Jesuitic colleges
- Jesuits
- Jesus
- Jesus of Nazareth
- Jewish-christian Gospels
- Jewish War
- Joachin Albubierre
- Johann Gottlieb Fichte
- Johann J. Winckelmann
- Johannes Schefferus
- journey
- Journey to Italy
- jubilee
- Jugurtha
- Jules Verne
- Julian the Apostate
- Julius Caesar
- Julius Evola
- Julius Celsus
- justice
- Justinian
- Juvénal des Ursins
- juvenis
L
- La Boétie
- Labyrinth (literary motif)
- Lady of Elche
- Lake Tiberias
- Lanciani Rodolfo
- land
- landscape
- language
- Laqueur
- Larbaud
- Larth Ninie
- Last Supper
- Late Antique
- Late Antiquity
- Late Roman Empire
- Latin
- latin
- latin commentary
- Latin historians
- Latin language
- Latin revival
- Latin sources
- Latin teaching
- latin tragedy
- Latine Comedy
- Latinity
- Latium
- law
- Law
- Law of Separation
- Lawrence Durrell
- laws
- lay commune
- La Mesnardière
- Le Cardinal Capella
- Le Château des Carpathes
- Le Songe
- learned societies
- learning programmes
- leasure and fear
- legati-orator
- legend
- length
- Léon Gouin
- Leroux Hector
- lettered Republic
- Leucate victory
- Lévi-Strauss
- Lewy Hans (Yohanan)
- lexicon
- liberalism
- Liberty
- liberty
- Library
- library
- Libya
- life
- limit
- literal
- literal and spiritual meaning
- literariness
- literary
- literary archaeology
- literary criticism
- literary parallels
- literary parody
- literary sources
- living history
- Livy
- lliad
- local history of Roman Italy
- locus amoenus
- Loisy
- London
- Longepierre
- Longfellow
- looting
- Lope de Vega
- Louis Gernet
- Louis Robert
- Louvre
- love
- Lucian
- Lucian of Samosata
- luck
- Lucretius
- lucus Veneris
- ludus
- Ludwig Friedlaender
- luô
- Luperci
- lyricism
M
- Maghreb
- Maghreb antiquities
- Maine (duchess of)
- Malézieu
- Maltragi Neri
- manipulation of historial sources
- manuscripts
- maps
- Marathon
- marble
- Marco Polo
- Marcus Aurelius
- Marcuse
- Mariemont
- mark
- Market
- marriage
- Marriage
- married love
- Martianus Capella
- martyrs
- marvelous
- Marx
- Marxism
- Masaccio
- Masada
- mask
- mass
- mass culture
- massacre
- Massimo Pallottino
- mastery
- material substance of the book
- materialism
- materialogy
- material culture
- Matho
- matriarchy
- matronymic
- Maurice Barrès
- Maurilio Lerici
- Maurras Charles
- Max Weber
- Mazzarino
- McCarthyism
- measured translation
- medallions
- Medea
- Mediation
- mediation
- Medicine
- medicine
- medieval exegesis
- medieval latin
- medieval novel
- medieval philosophy
- medieval town
- medieval manuscript
- medieval manuscripts
- Mediterranean
- Meier Eduard
- Meiji Era
- melodic progression
- melodrama
- Mémoires d'outre-tombe
- Memoirs
- memory
- Ménard Louis
- Menelaus
- Menéndez Pidal Ramón (1869-1968)
- Mercenary war
- mercy
- Mérimée
- Mesopotamia
- messenger
- Metamorphoses
- metamorphoses
- metamorphosis
- metaphysics
- methodology
- metric
- metrics
- Mezzogiorno in Italy
- Michel Labrousse
- Michele Ruggiero
- Middle Ages
- Middle-Ages
- middle ground
- Middle school
- Miles gloriosus
- military doctrine
- military retreat
- mimetic form
- Minoan Crete
- Minotaur (mythical figure)
- miracle
- mirror
- missionaries
- mistranslation
- mixed constitution
- Miyagi
- model
- modern Greece
- modern Greek
- modern scholarship categories
- modern science
- modern theatre
- Modern times
- modern tragedy
- modernism
- modernity
- Moderns
- Moghol empire
- Moloch
- Momigliano archives
- Momigliano Arnaldo
- Mommsen Theodor
- monarchy
- monetary reverses
- monotheism
- monstrosity
- Montaigne
- Montesquieu
- Montherlant
- mora
- morality
- moralization
- morals
- Moscati
- Mossé
- movie adaptation
- Museography
- Museology
- museum
- museum of Naples
- museum of the Empire
- museums
- music
- musical archeology
- musical Humanism
- Musical reception of ancient literature
- Music in the Third Reich
- Mussolini
- Mycenae
- mystery cults
- mysticism
- myth
- Myth
- mythical representation
- Mythist Theory
- Mythography
- mythological novel
- mythology
- mythology characters
N
- Nabataean kingdom
- Nag Hammadi
- naiskoi
- name definition
- Naples
- Napoleon
- Napoleon Bonaparte
- Napoleon III
- Napoleonophilia
- Narbonne road
- Narbonnese
- Narcissus
- narration
- narrative
- nation
- national characteristics
- national history
- national identity
- national memory
- nationalism
- National hero
- National myth Algeria
- National myth Tunisia
- native Americans
- Nazism
- Neckam
- necropolis
- Necropolis of Banditaccia
- negotiation
- nekuia
- Nemi
- Neo-confucianism
- neo-Greeks
- neo-greek painting
- Neo-Latin Literature
- neo-pompeian painting
- neo-Pythagoreanism
- neo-pythagorism
- neoclassical Rome
- neoclassicism
- Neogreek
- neologisms
- Neoplatonism
- Neovulgate
- networks
- new image technologies
- New World
- New-France
- New England
- Nibby
- Nicolaï Gneditch
- Nicolas Poussin
- Nicolodi Daria
- Nicomachus Flavian senior
- nightmare).
- Nile
- Ninagawa
- nōgaku
- noh
- noms propres
- Norden Eduard
- North
- northern Black Sea archaeology
- Northern league
- North Africa
- nostos (literary motif)
- notebooks
- notion of value
- Nouveau Testament
- novelist
- Numa
- Numidia
- numismatics
O
- Octovien de Saint-Gelais
- Octovien de Saint-Gelais
- Odyssey
- Odyssey)
- Oedipus
- Oedipus complex
- Oedipus myth
- off-stage
- offerings
- Olympos
- onomastics
- open work
- opera
- oracle
- orality
- order
- Oriental civilisation
- oriental religions
- oriental scholar
- origins of mankind
- ornemental context
- Oronce Finé
- Orpheus
- Orphism
- Orsi Paolo (1859-1935)
- Ostia
- Ottaviano Guasco
- Otto
- Ovid
- Ovide
- Ovidian stories
- Ovid’s reception
P
- P. Brumoy
- pagan antiquity
- pagan creed
- pagan cults
- paganism
- pagus
- painting
- Pais Ettore
- Palatine
- Palazzo Farnese
- Palazzo Pepoli
- paleochristian basilica
- Palestina
- Palmyra
- Pan
- panathenaïc
- panegyrist
- Panopolis
- Pantheism
- Panthera
- pantomime
- papacy
- paper museums
- parabalani
- paraliterature and popular literature
- parallel
- paratext
- Parc Astérix
- Paris
- parody
- parody and desecration
- Parrhesia
- particularism
- Pascoli
- past
- patrimonial issue
- patrimony
- patriotism
- patterns
- Peace
- pederasty
- Péladan
- Peloponnesian War
- Peplum
- peplum
- peplums
- perception
- perceptive history
- Peregrinos
- Peregrinus
- performance
- Perfumes
- Perrot-Chipiez
- Persian Wars
- perspectives
- persuade
- Pétain Philippe
- petition
- Petrarca
- Petrarch
- Petronius
- phalacian
- phenomenology
- Philandrier Guillaume
- philanthropia
- philein
- Philhellenism
- philhellenism
- philia
- Philip Vth of Macedonia
- Philippe Brunet
- Philo of Byblos
- philology
- philology and freedom of thought
- philology xvii.c
- philoponoi
- philosophical dialogue
- philosophy
- Phoenicia
- Phoenician religion
- Phoenician-Punic archaeology
- Phoenicians
- Photios
- Piazza Armerina
- Picardie
- Piero Gobetti
- Pierre Bardet
- Pierre Brumoy
- Pierre Paris
- Pierre Schoendoerffer
- Pietrasanta
- Pietro Cirneo
- pilgrimages
- pilgrims
- Pindare
- Pirro Ligorio
- Pius IV
- places of the story
- plaster
- Plato
- Plautus
- Plinius the Elder
- Pliny the Younger
- plot
- Plot
- Plutarch
- poésie orale
- poetic
- poetic translation
- poetics
- poetry
- Poitiers
- Polemic
- Polemon of Laodicea
- polis
- political analogies
- political engagement
- political ideas
- political morality
- political novel
- political philosophy
- Political science
- politics
- politics of friendship
- polity
- Polybius
- Polybus
- polychromy
- polytheism
- Pompéi
- Pompei
- Pompeian archaeology
- Pompeii
- Pontano
- Pop culture
- pop culture
- pope Benedict XVI
- popular beliefs
- Porphyros
- Portrait of a veiled woman
- Portuguese correspondents
- Portuguese tiles
- Poseidonios
- post-war
- postcolonial wars
- posterity
- posterity’s judgment
- potentes
- Poussines Pierre
- power
- Powerwolf
- pre-lachmannian philology
- Prehistoric archaeology
- prehistory
- present
- presents
- Presocratics
- prestige
- primary terms
- primitive Athens
- primitives
- primitivism
- principate
- Principe Ruspoli
- printers
- prisca theologia
- Prix de Rome
- processual archaeology
- progress
- prologues
- pronunciation of Greek
- Propaganda
- Prophecy
- prophétès
- prosa d’arte
- prosody
- prosopography
- Protectorate
- Protestant Academies
- Proteus
- protohistory
- provincial societies
- Prussia
- Pseudo-Xenophon
- psycho-analysis
- psychoanalysis
- psychologization
- psychology
- Ptolemy
- public
- public law
- Punic
- Punic wars
- Punic world
- pupils’ copy-books
- Puppet
- purchase
- purgatory
- puritans
- purple
- Pushkin
- pyramid
- Pyrenees
- Pythagoras
- Pythagorean tradition
- Pythios
R
- Rabelais
- Racine
- racism
- raised hand
- Rancière
- rationalis
- Raymond Aron
- reader reception
- realisme
- reception
- reception from Antiquity to the Middle Ages
- reception of antique texts
- reception of Antiquity
- Reception of Antiquity
- reception of Greek Tragedy
- reconstitution
- reconstructionism
- reconstructions
- recovery
- recreation
- reformulation
- regeneration
- regional culture in France in the xixth century
- regional studies
- regionalism
- Regius-Micyllus
- regulation
- Reinach
- reissues
- relationship between hellenism and judaism
- relativism
- relativity
- religion
- remythization
- Renaissance
- Renaissance cartography
- Renan
- Renan Ernest
- Renascent architecture
- representation
- representations
- representations of Ancient Greece
- representative government
- reprints
- republic
- Republic of China (1912-1949)
- republican characters in Ammian Marcellin
- republicanism
- Res Gestae
- Resistance
- restitutions
- restoration
- Reuse
- reviews
- revivalism
- revolution
- rewriting
- Rhenanus
- rhetoric
- Rhodes
- Rhôdinon
- rhythm
- rhythmic
- rhythmic translation
- Riccoboni
- Ricœur
- rite of incubation
- rites de passages
- ritual
- ritual acclamations
- Robert Burton
- Robert Fernand
- Roberto Paribeni
- Robespierre
- Roger Caillois
- roman
- Roman Africa
- Roman archaeology
- Roman aristocracy
- Roman Britain
- Roman Campagna
- Roman capital
- Roman civilization issue
- Roman conquest
- Roman empire
- Roman history
- roman imagery
- Roman law
- Roman model
- Roman patriotism
- roman politics
- Roman Republic
- Roman senate
- roman villa
- roman wall-painting
- Romania
- Romanian communism
- Romanist thesis
- romanità
- Romanticism
- romanticism
- Roman Africa
- Roman archaeology
- roman conquest
- roman dwellings
- Roman games
- Roman mural painting
- Roman period
- Roman relief
- Roman road
- Rome
- Rome (19th c.)
- Rome-Paris Axis
- Romenian culture
- Romenian language
- Rose
- Rostovtzeff Mikhail
- Rousseau
- ruins
- Ruins
- rule
- Rumanian people
- rustic shrine
- rythme quantitatif
S
- Saint Helena
- Saint-John Perse
- Saïtapharnes
- Salammbô
- Sallustius
- Salon
- Salon de peinture
- Samnites
- Samnium
- Sanchouniathon
- Santa Maria di Pugliano
- sarcophagus
- satire
- Satyricon
- savages
- Sayings Source
- scansion
- Scenic cantata
- scepticism
- scholars
- scholarship
- scholasticus
- Scholem Gershom
- school
- School of Frankfurt
- school subjects history
- schools
- school textbooks
- School textbooks
- science fiction
- science-fiction
- sciences studies
- scientific revolution
- scientific vocabulary
- screen
- sculpture
- Scythians
- seasonality
- Sebastiano Timpanaro ; style ; materialism ; classical philology ; Virgilian philology ; Cicero ; Stoicism ; seminar
- Second Sophistics
- secondary education
- secondary school
- secondary education
- secondary school
- seeds
- self-portrait
- semantics
- semio-pragmatic approach
- senate
- Seneca
- sensory history
- sensus
- sensus de sensu
- Sergio Citti
- sermo
- setting to prose
- Sex
- Sextus Pomponius
- Shadow of the Evening
- Shenoute
- Sherman
- Sicily
- sickness
- Sign of the command
- silence
- simplicity
- Sinope
- skopos theory
- slavery
- Slavery
- sleeve
- soap
- sociability
- social contract
- social history
- Social Republic
- Social Sciences
- social sciences
- Società Magna Grecia
- sociology
- Sociology
- Socrates
- Socratic courage
- soldier
- Sophists
- Sophocles
- Sophonisba
- sophrosunè
- Sorbonne
- sortition
- sources for the historical Jesus
- Soviet Union
- space
- Spanish correspondents
- Sparta
- spectacular
- Spengler Oswald
- spiritual project
- spondee
- spondées
- St Jerome
- St Peter's basilica
- stage
- stage performance
- staging
- stakes
- Stanley
- state ceremonies
- statistic analysis
- statues
- Status
- stele
- Stendhal
- stereotype
- stereotypes
- stergein
- stoicism
- Strabo
- Stradonice
- stress
- stressed system
- stressed translation
- strip cartoon
- Structuralism
- structuring marks
- Studia humanitatis
- sublime
- subtle arithmetic
- Suzuki
- Swiss correspondents
- sword-and-sandal drama
- syllabic metrics
- syllable
- syllabo-tonic
- symbol
- symbolic capital
- Syme
- symposion
- symptom
- Syria
T
- ta palaia
- Tacitus
- talismans
- talking/singing prosodic unity
- Tanaquil
- Taprobane
- Tarquinia
- taste
- teaching programs
- teaching programs
- technical treaty
- technique
- temerity
- temples
- temporal
- temporalization
- Terence
- Testimonium Flavianum
- testimony
- textbooks
- textual criticism
- textual problems
- the hero figure
- the Mediterranean
- the oppida civilisation
- The Sociological year
- the Tene
- The wife
- the woman question
- the « Archeology »
- the “Archeology”
- theatre
- theatre adaptation
- theatre and movie boundaries
- theatre translation
- theatrical aesthetics
- Theatrical Precepts
- theatrical rules
- Theodor Mommsen
- Theodora
- Theodosian Code
- Theogony)
- thesis
- thing definition
- Third Republic
- Thirty Years War
- Tholos
- thrones
- Thucydides
- tiara
- Tiberius
- Timeus
- Tiresias
- Titans
- Toledot Yeshu
- Tolomei
- Tolosa
- Tomb of Orcus
- Tomb of the Reliefs
- Tomb of the Shields
- tombaroli
- tone
- tonotopy
- topobibliography
- topos
- Tory Geoffroy
- totalitarianism
- Tournon
- Toutain Jules
- tradition
- traditional gods
- trafficking in antiquities
- tragedies
- tragedy
- Tragedy
- Trajan
- Trajan's column
- transcription
- Transfiguration
- translatio
- translation
- Translation
- translation and reception
- translations
- translation studies
- translation studii
- transposition
- transsexuality
- Transylvanian question
- travel stories
- travelers
- travellers’accounts
- travelling writer
- tree
- trial
- Trojan War
- Troy
- truth
- Tuchulcha
- tunic
- Tunisia
- Turkey
- Tuscany
- TV show
- Typhon
- typochronology
- typographic marks
- typography
- typoi
- typology (dream
- tyranny
V
- vainglory (inanis gloria)
- Valerius Maximus
- vandalism
- Vanini
- Varnhagen
- Vassilis Alexakis
- Velcha
- Venus
- verisimilitude
- vernacular
- Vernadsky George Vladimirovich
- Vernant
- Vernant Jean-Pierre
- verse
- versification as in antiquity
- vestige
- VESUVIA
- veterans
- Vibes
- Vichy
- Victor Duruy
- Victorian historiography
- vicus
- Vidal-Naquet
- Vidal-Naquet Pierre
- Vie de Jésus
- Villa Medici
- Villa of the Casale
- Vincent Duval
- violence
- Virgil
- virgin birth
- Virginia
- virtual reconstruction
- virtues
- Visconti
- Visconti Luchino
- visual culture
- Vitruvius
- Vitruvius.
- Vittorio Alfieri
- Vlachs
- vocabulary
- Volterra
- Volterra
- votive offerings
- voyage
- vulgar language
- Vulgate
W
- W. Helbig
- W. Wright.
- walâya
- wall-painting
- Walter Spoerri
- war
- War
- war of Troy
- Warocqué
- wars
- Watanabe
- wealth
- Weber
- Weber Max
- Weber Wilhelm
- Weberian methodology
- Weberism
- Wedding
- wedding
- wedding ceremonies
- Weil
- wife
- Wilamowitz-Moellendorff
- Wilhelm Zahn
- Will
- William Warham
- winged sun
- woman
- world chronicle
- World War I
- writer’s notebook
- writing
- writing history
- writing of history
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