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Contributed articles on history and origin of country name "Bhārata"

Poems presented at Rāshṭriya Mātr̥bhāshā Kavitā Mahotsava, held at Kathmandu, Nepal, February 21, 2020; in different languages of Nepal, by various authors, with Nepali translation; includes a working paper

Collection of approximately 80 bookplates from Germany, Palestine and other places. The languages includes Hebrew, German, Latin and other languages

• A book for Tony Birley
• Roman Britain. Boxing for the Roman Empire, the gloves are off / Andrew Birley
• The Britannia of Claudius: 'Iusti Triumphi Decus' or 'Pretium Victoriae'? Personal glory or taxes and army pay: the motivation for conquest? / John Wilkes
• Ufficiali equestri in Britannia / Tiziana Carboni
• The status of the commanding officer at Maryport / David Breeze
• "A band of brothers", Bierdurst und Heimathunger Essen und Trinken und die Frage nach der Regimentsidentität römischer Truppeneinheiten in den Grenzzonen des Imperiums / Oliver Stoll
• Quelques réflexions à propos de l'onomastique des soldats bataves de Vindolanda / Marie-Thérèse Raespsaet-Charlier
• Latin dressed up as Greek: deciphering a curse against theft in Roman Britain / Roger Tomlin Emperors and Empresses. The missing familia of Agrippina the Younger / Mary Boatwright
• Domiziano: memoria "dannata" o rispettata? una riflessione sulla documentazione epigrafica di Roma / Gian Luca Gregori, Antonio Romano
• Tunc...haec feci (Plin. Epist 3,11) noch einmal zur Datierung von Plinius' Prätur / Konrad Vössing
• Verus' Parthian War: some notes on recent work / Everett L. Wheeler
• Caracalla in Thrace and the beginning of his Parthian War / Michael Speidel
• Septimus Severus and the supply of Rome a debated issue / José Remesal Rodríguez Administrative and military history of the Roman Empire. Consular legions in the late republic / Lawrence Keppie
• The Fasti of Amiternum and the end of the civil wars / John Rich
• The diplomatic activity of the governors of Syria / Edward Dabrowa
• Iudaea/Syria Palaestina und seine militärische Besatzung: ein Beispiel für römische Realpolitik? / Werner Eck
• La carriera di [- - - Cicat]ricula Sent][ius - - -] copnsole sotto Domiziano in una iscrizione inedita reimpiegata a Salerno / Giuseppe Camodeca
• The columns of Trajan and Marcus Aurelius: a tale of two monuments / J.C.N. Coulston
• The municipal promotion of Carmo and its early élite / Antonio F. Caballos Rufino
• Some Roman military diploma fragments found in Ukraine / Paul Holder
• The Emperor Gallienus and the Senate, administrative and military reform in the Roman Empire in the Roman Empire of the mid-Third Century AD / Lukas De Blois
• Amissio Illyrici, the 'Loss of Illyricum' in the Fifth Century / Péter Kovács
• Harietto und Dagalaifus in Emona Ein Beitrag zur Geschichte des spätrömischen Heeres / Ioan Piso, Anja Ragolic̆
• Practice, emperors, and the mechanics of testaments / Elizabeth Meyer Ancient and modern historiography. Problems in Tacitus, Annals 16 / A.J. Woodman
• Hadrian's Libri Vitae Suae: two problems / Federico Santangelo
• Die Geschichte der Antonine in der Chronik des Eusebios: quellenkritische Beobachtungen / Bruno Bleckmann
• "Scavando nelle carte" un provvedimento imperiale relativo agli spettacoli noto da un documento d'archivo della fine dell'800 / Silvia Orlandi - - El consejro imperial en Syme Tres textos significativos / Gustavo García Vivas
• Aus der Korrespondenz von zwei Alterthumsforschern vor dem Zweiten Weltkrieg / Péter Prohászka, Sir Ronald Syme, András Alfödi
• Five exquisite lines / K.R. Bradley
• A.R. Birley and his emperors / J.R. Lendon -- Anthony R. Birley, bibliography 1961-2020 -- Index locorum -- Index personarum

"The volume is dedicated to the work of TARWUK, presented for the first time in Italy at the Maramotti Collection in Reggio Emilia. TARWUK - a collective of artists including Bruno Pogacni, Tremow and Ivana Vukic, Croatian artists based in New York - works on the human figure which, reworked into sculptures looking mutant and tormented, illustrates the result of a profound research on identity and on the signs that memories and unconscious tensions impress upon the bodies, physically modeling them. Born in socialist Yugoslavia and raised in the Balkans during the period of the Croatian war of independence (1991-'95), TARWUK consider their sculptures symbolic places of loss and conflict subject to anatomical dissection, but also organisms which contain, potentially, a dimension of regeneration and rebirth. The drawings - to be considered as fully autonomous works - are also of great interest. They appear dreamlike and immediate, and welcome symbolist echoes and Viennese secessionism: a period in which artists identified a balance between opposing tensions - death and beauty, decadence and decoration - and strived toward it"--Provided by publisher

Phenomena such as the Covid-19 pandemic, climate change, or the surge of political populism show that the current phase of accelerated globalization is over. New concepts are needed in order to respond to this exhaustion of the global project: the volume scrutinizes these responses in the aesthetic realm and under a "post-global" banner, while incorporating alternative, non-Western epistemologies and literatures of the post-colonial Global South.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Vorwort / Bernhard Jussen,Karl Ubl
• Die Sprache der Kapitularien. Einleitung / Bernhard Jussen, Karl Ubl
• 1. Kapitularien und andere textsorten
• Novae et antiquae consuetudines. Beobachtungen zu Geschichte und Exegese in den karolingischen Kapitularien / Gerda Heydemann, Helmut Reimitz
• Écrire des ajouts aux lois : le prince, les grands, le copiste (744-819) / Magali Coumert
• Die sogenannten Capitularia monastica Ludwigs des Frommen / Steffen Patzold
• Spuren von Urkundenformular in den fränkischen Herrschererlassen bis 840 / Britta Mischke
• Langue des capitulaires et langue des chartes : richesses, circulations, spécificités / Nicolas Perreaux
• Die moralische Sprache der Predigten und der Kapitularien / Maximilian Diesenberger
• 2. Wortfelder in Kapitularien
• Cross-referencing in Charlemagne's capitularies : a vocabulary of power / Jennifer R. Davis
• L'environnement syntaxique du verbe iubere dans les capitulaires carolingiens / Jean Meyers
• "Thy stranger within thy gates" : the semantic field of "foreignness" in the Frankish capitularies / Els Rose
• Fideles Dei et regis : Ein Zeugma in der politisch-religiösen Rechtssprache des Karolingerreiches / Stefan Esders
• Register

• Volume 2, supplement 1. Greek and Ottoman fiscal registers (1825-1833)
• volume 2, supplement 2. Ottoman censuses (1839-1877)

• Giovanni Fontana: acting poetically on poetry / Michael Batallia
• Poetic organicities / Colette Tron
• From tale to code / Julien Blaine
• Epigenetic poetry: Urtext in expansions. Manifesto on texts, voices and places of poetic action / Giovanni Fontana
• Giovanni Fontana and archi-texture. Study in one prelude and two movements / Barbara Meazzi
• Epigenetic poetry by Giovanni Fontana: A poem in the making / Patrizio Peterlini
• Reading Giovanni Fontana's "scores" / Marianne Simon-Oikawa
• The metamorphic voices of Giovanni Fontana / Gilles Suzane

"Texts by Michaell Batalla, Julien Blaine, Giovanni Fontana, Barbara Meazzi, Patrizio Peterlini, Marianne Simon- Oikawa, Gilles Suzanne, Colette Tron."-- Publisher description

Where the Power Is: Indigenous Perspectives on Northwest Coast Art brings together contemporary Indigenous knowledge holders with extraordinary works of historical Northwest Coast art that transcend the category of "art" or "artifact" and embody distinct ways of knowing and being in the world. Dozens of Indigenous artists and community members visited the Museum of Anthropology at the University of British Columbia to engage with these objects and learn from the hands of their ancestors. The photographs and their commentaries speak to the connections between tangible and intangible cultural belongings; how "art" remains part of Northwest Coast peoples' ongoing relationships to their territories and governance; Indigenous experiences of reconnection, reclamation, and return; and critical and necessary conversations around the role of museums.
(source: Nielsen Book Data)

• Introduction / Sofia Loclén, Vanessa Obry
• Pt. 1. Versions médiévales (Xe-XIe, siècles)
• 1. Tloire et Blancheflor Notice, édition et traduction : Vanessa Obry
• 2. Tloyris
• Notice : Bernd Bastert, Elisabeth de Bruijn (traduite en français par Marie-Sophie Masse) Traduction : Bernd Bastert, Elisabeth de Bruijn, Marie-Sophie Masse
• 3. Konrad Fleck, 'Flore und Blanscheflur
• Notice, édition et traduction : Christine Putzo
• 4. Flers inde Blanzeflors
• Notice : Christine Putzo (traduite en français par Marie-Sophie Masse)
• Édition et traduction : Bcrnd Bastert, Christine Putzo et Marie-Sophie Masse
• 5. Tlos unde Dlanktflos
• Notice : Bernd Susten et Elisabeth de Bruijn (traduite en français par Marie-Sophie Masse) Édition Bernd Bastert et Elisabeth de Bruijn
• Traduction : Marie-Sophie Masse
• 6. L'histoire de Florus et Pantschiflur dans le Ziircher Buch vom heiligen Karl
• Notice et traduction : Christine Putzo
• 7. Diederic van Assenede, Fions ende Blanceflœr
• Notice et traduction : Elisabeth de Bruijn et Frank Willaert
• 8. Floris and Blancheflour
• Notice : Leah Tcther et Miriam Edlich-Muth Traduction : Marie-Françoise Alamichel et Fanny Moghaddassi
• 9. Flores saga ok Blankifllir
• Notice : Jtirg Glauser (traduite en français par Vanessa Obry)
• Traduction : Jürg Glauscr et Sofia Loden
• 10. — Flores och Blanzeflor
• Notice : Sofia Loden et Anna Katharina Richter
• Traduction : Virgile Reiter
• 11. Crônica de Flores y Blancallor
• Notice : Patricia E. Grieve (traduite en français par Vancssa Obry) Traduction : Olivier Biaggini
• 12. II Cantare di Tiorio e Bianciflore
• Notice et traduction : Marina Tramer
• 13. Boccace, Tilocolo
• Notice : Sabrina Ferrara
• Traduction : Enrica Zanin
• 14. Tlorios kai Tlatziaflore
• Notice Ingela Nilsson
• Traduction : Romina Luzi
• Pt. 2. Circulation du récit dans la première modernité : réception de 'Boccace et textes postérieurs à 1500
• 15. Tlorio und 'Bianceffbra
• Notice et traduction : Christine Putzo
• 16. Hans Sachs, Morio, des kânigs son auJi'Jlupania
• Notice et traduction : Christine Putzo
• 17. Historie van Tloris enfle Blancefleur
• Notice et traduction : Elisabeth de Bruijn et Frank Willaert
• 18. Historia
• Notice et traduction : Florence Serrano
• 19. Fière et Blankeflère 351
• Notice et traduction : Astrid Starck-Adler
• Transcription : Simon Ncuberg.

"Le récit des aventures des amants Floire et Blancheflor a remporté un grand succès au Moyen Âge, ce dont témoigne son adaptation dans de nombreuses langues : français, bas et haut allemand, anglais, norrois, suédois, danois, néerlandais, espagnol, italien, grec. Cette intense circulation se poursuit après l'époque médiévale et il est même adapté en yiddish au XVIIIe siècle. Sont réunis ici pour la première fois quatorze extraits représentant chacune des versions médiévales conservées, ainsi que cinq extraits d'œuvres ultérieures. Les textes sont accompagnés d'une notice les situant dans leur contexte historique et culturel, ainsi que d'une traduction en français. Cette anthologie donne ainsi accès à des œuvres qui n'étaient jusqu'à maintenant disponibles que dans leur langue originale, parfois même inédites."--Page 4 of cover.

• Preface / Joseph Falter
• Foreword / Iris Fishof
• Introduction / Jeremy Schonfield
• The marginal texts / Raphael Loewe
• Translations. Piyyutim for the First, Seventh and Eighth Nights and Rubrics / Raphael Loewe
• Haggadah and the Piyyutim for the Second Night / Jeremy Schonfield

"De onde vem o beija-flor? Não existe uma única resposta pra essa pergunta, elas são muitas. A cada cultura, a cada língua, uma história, uma forma de entender a vida. Aqui, o líder indígena Yaguarê Yamã conta a origem dessa criatura encantadora em Maraguá, sua língua e de seu povo" -- cover page
"Where does the hummingbird come from? There is no single answer to this question, they are many. Every culture, every language, a story, a way of understanding life. Here, the indigenous leader Yaguarê Yamã tells the origin of this enchanting creature in Maraguá, its language and its people" -- cataloger's translations