La falsificazione epigrafica

Il libro indaga le complesse articolazioni della falsificazione epigrafica, un fenomeno ampiamente attestato in Italia fra il tardo Medioevo e il XVIII secolo. Le iscrizioni non genuine o falsae, come le chiamava Theodor Mommsen, sono quelle che si presentano come antiche, ma in realtà non lo sono....

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Format:	Online
Language:	English Italian French
Published:	Fondazione Università Ca' Foscari 2024
Subjects:	Council of Trent,Printed editions,House of Savoy,Antiquarian market in the early 1900s,Aqua Vergine,CIL VI 990*,Fake,Lucas Peto,Documentary forgeries,Fake inscriptions,Roman Liguria,Antiquarians,Amphora,Spurious imitations,Forged inscriptions,Christian forgeries,Renaissance,Fitzwilliam Museum,Aquileia,Digital editions,Decretum Rubiconis,Epigraphic forgeries,Aqueducts,Casa Museo dell’Antiquariato Ivan Bruschi,Intellectual history,Theodor Mommsen,Coarse altar,Forged blunder,Primacy of Sardinia,Critical editions,Senatus consultum,Cities,Non-alphabetic graphemes,Epigraphic research,Forgeries,Pingone,Classical scholarship,Johns Hopkins Archaeological Museum,Latin poets of Renaissance,Pirro Ligorio,CIL VI 991*,G,Internet,Epigraphic forgeries on paper,Latin epigraphy,F,Manuscript,Manuscripts,False inscriptions,Pseudo-antique palaeography,Luigi Biraghi,Savoy Piedmont,Ciriaco de’ Pizzicolli,Epitaph,John Disney,Thomas Hollis,Meyranesio,Forgery,Spain,Epigraph balanced between dimensions and inscripti,Copies,Jacopo Valvasone,Inscribed zone as decorative surface,Epigraphy,Lepontic,Marche,Mariangelo Accursio,Ager Mediolanensis,Epigraphic models,Lex de imperio Vespasiani Antonio Agustín,Antonio Trevisi,Counterfeit instrumentum inscriptum,Ancient restorations
Online Access:	ONIX_20240222_9788869693861_195
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