Einige Bemerkungen zur Inschrift des Jehumilk aus Byblos

2011

Rina Avner, The Kathisma Church and Monasteryof MaryTheotokos on the Jerusalem–Bethlehem Road. Final Reportof the 1992, 1997, 1999 and 2000 Excavation Seasons, 2022

Fragmentary inscriptions in the Kathisma Church south of Jerusalem.

Journal of the American Oriental Society, Forthcoming

Speculum, 2003

Michmanim 23 , 2011

Annales UMCS sec. F, 2019

Falchion-Weapon Which Tells a Story. A Word on the Discussion on the Epitaph of Jan of Jeřeň Miecz-broń, która opowiada. Głos do dyskusji nad Epitafium Jana z Jeřeně SUMMARY The article extends a contemporary discussion about the Epitaph of Jan of Jeřeň and argues that these two male saints who are traditionally referred to as Bartholomew and Thomas do not have to be the only interpretation here. Simultaneously, it shows us the basic need to deal with the concrete objects displayed. These can essentially influence the narrative potential of the artwork. This study points out the desirable multidisciplinary approach that is being demonstrated here by an example of a type of an object (falchion) in relation to a medieval art of Central Europe.

Zeitschrift für Papyrologie und Epigraphik, 1988