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Acta apostolorum et conte fantastique, récit post-résurrectionnel et parabole de la quête du Royaume, hymne à la résistance face aux persécutions mais aussi mythe fondateur de la mission chrétienne, ouvrage de propagande tout autant que... more
Acta apostolorum et conte fantastique, récit post-résurrectionnel et parabole de la quête du Royaume, hymne à la résistance face aux persécutions mais aussi mythe fondateur de la mission chrétienne, ouvrage de propagande tout autant que précis d’évasion, le premier écrit du codex VI de Nag Hammadi se prête à de multiples lectures. Cette polysémie découle d’un processus rédactionnel complexe, dont le texte conserve de nombreuses traces, qui se cristallise en quatre discours distincts dissimulés dans autant de récits à la fois autonomes et interdépendants : une théologie plurivoque, en même temps extatique et symbolique, véhiculée par l’histoire hybride de Lithargoël, à la fois allégorie du salut de l’âme et psychanodie, un enseignement euthymique transmis par le Jésus ressuscité d’une scène épiphanique, une théologie diaconale et une théorie novatrice de la mission chrétienne, corollaires d’un récit missionnaire, et enfin une théologie ascétique et une apologie de la perpétuation de l’Église, renfermées dans une ample métaphore de l’endurance. Si la dernière étape de sa composition peut être attribuée à un cercle mélétien du tout début du ive siècle, cet apocryphe semble circuler, non seulement en Égypte mais aussi à Rome, en Nubie et en Palestine, au moins jusqu’au xiie siècle.
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Forthcoming in L. Painchaud, T. Rasimus (eds.), Nag Hammadi à 70 ans. Qu'avons-nous appris ? Actes du colloque international tenu à l'Université Laval, 29-31 mai 2015
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Forthcoming in A. Camplani, P. Buzzi (eds.), Acts of the 10th International Congress of Coptic Studies
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Forthcoming in A. Camplani, P. Buzzi (eds.), Acts of the 10th International Congress of Coptic Studies
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Forthcoming in in O. Kaper (ed.), The Oasis Papers 7: Proceedings of the Seventh International Conference of the Dakhleh Oasis Project
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In O. Brandt, G. Castiglia, V. Fiocchi Nicolai (eds.), Acta XVI congressus internationalis archaeologiae christianae Romae (22-28.9.2013). Costantino e i Costantinidi: l’innovazione costantiniana, le sue radici e i suoi sviluppi (Studi di... more
In O. Brandt, G. Castiglia, V. Fiocchi Nicolai (eds.), Acta XVI congressus internationalis archaeologiae christianae Romae (22-28.9.2013). Costantino e i Costantinidi: l’innovazione costantiniana, le sue radici e i suoi sviluppi (Studi di antichità cristiana 66), pars I, Città del Vaticano: Pontificio Istituto di Archeologia Cristiana, 2016.
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Ovaj rad sadrži preliminarno izvješće o drugoj sezoni iskapanja na Bribirskoj glavici u okviru međunarodnog arheološkog projekta Varvaria / Breberium / Bribir. U tekstu se prezentira pregled terenskog rada, njegovi rezultati te arheološki... more
Ovaj rad sadrži preliminarno izvješće o drugoj sezoni iskapanja na Bribirskoj glavici u okviru međunarodnog arheološkog projekta Varvaria
/ Breberium / Bribir. U tekstu se prezentira pregled terenskog rada, njegovi rezultati te arheološki predmeti pronađeni i izučavani u ovoj sezoni. Obrađeni materijal se odnosi na bribirsku rotundu i arhitektonske strukture oko nje.
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The present paper contains the interim report on the second season of fieldwork carried out at Bribirska Glavica by the Varvaria / Breberium / Bribir Archaeological Project. The text gives an overview of the field operations undertaken,... more
The present paper contains the interim report on the second season of fieldwork carried out at Bribirska Glavica by the Varvaria / Breberium / Bribir Archaeological Project. The text gives an overview of the field operations undertaken, their results and the archaeological finds excavated
and studied during this season. This material relates both to the rotunda church and to built structures postdating it.
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This paper has a twofold objective: to associate dates to the building stratigraphy of the Bribir rotunda church and to contextualise its basic architectural features into the chronotypology of circularly planned monuments of late antique... more
This paper has a twofold objective: to associate dates to the building stratigraphy of the Bribir rotunda church and to contextualise its basic architectural features into the chronotypology of circularly planned monuments of late antique Christian architecture. The presentation has two sections. Ancillary to the latter, the former part focuses on chronology. However, along with an argumentative presentation of dates, this part engages also in a brief heuristic discussion on the relevance of the choice of methods of archaeological dating adopted in establishing the chronology of the rotunda. The second part discusses critically the main analytic models that shaped the study of antique, late antique and early mediaeval rotundas, whilst putting into perspective the ground-breaking dating of Bribir’s rotunda. As any serious attempt toward a geotypology of late antique Christian rotunda-type buildings in Central-Eastern Europe is hindered by the extremely limited corpus and the poor excavation methods applied to these monuments, this paper can only offer a critical appraisal and a status quaestionis.
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An inscription containing a Scandinavian toponym and two triangular bronze bowls of Irish origin were discovered in 2015 during the excavations carried out below the floor of the graveyard church of Sts Joachim and Ann. The goal of this... more
An inscription containing a Scandinavian toponym and two triangular bronze bowls of Irish origin were discovered in 2015 during the excavations carried out below the floor of the graveyard church of Sts Joachim and Ann. The goal of this exploratory paper is to both present these objects and discuss their relevance and usability as historical sources. For want of models able to shed light on the chain of contexts to which these artefacts belonged prior to their burial, this paper limits itself to a review of the material record documenting the contacts between the north-west of the continent and the Balkan and peri-Balkan area in the Vendel Period and the early Viking Age.
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A sample of 3D reconstructions from Bribir in Croatia, made from 2014 to 2018
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