L'homme criminel de Cesare Lombroso : entre science et littérature by Lucia Rodler

“…L'article cherche à préciser la structure de L’homme criminel, la rhétorique de la description physiognomonique (fondée sur l'hypotypose et non pas sur l'hyperbole) et la bibliothèque des livres conseillés (Dante et Manzoni en premier lieu, relus avec succès même par la critique littéraire de la fin du XIXe siècle italien) et celle des livres interdits (parmi lesquels sont compris Ovide, Petrone, Apulée, la littérature picaresque, le roman français du XIXe siècle).…”
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À propos des espaces d’enseignement et des salles de conférence dans le monde romain by Michèle Villetard

“…It is not completely accurate to think that there were no specific teaching places in the Roman Empire. Literary or epigraphic sources as well as the last fifty years of archaeological works point out that medium and higher-level education could be performed in various types of buildings: small rooms where a few pupils learned or prestigious buildings where orators and sophists recited for hundreds or thousands of auditors. …”
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Topographie, urbanisme et gestion des réseaux d’eau à Autun/Augustodunum (Saône-et-Loire) : une nouvelle image de la capitale de cité by Laetitia Borau

“…This thorough study of Augustodunum, where natural water resources were plentiful, proves the importance of urban equipment devices linked to water in a Roman town of northern Gaul.…”
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‘His Own Nearer Household Gods’: Pagans, Christians, and Marius the Epicurean’s Religious Hermeneutics by Jude Wright

“…‘His Own Nearer Household Gods’ argues that Marius’s developing religiosity is a construct uniting Christianity and Roman paganism by foregrounding subjective aesthetic experience. …”
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DYNAMICS BETWEEN SPIRITUALITY, LEADERSHIP AND LIFE GOALS: by G.E. Dames

“…The life narrative research methodology was applied to explore the ultimate life goals and spiritual transformation in the life narratives of seven school principals in Roman Catholic private schools in Gauteng and two public schools in the Western Cape. …”
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L’univers esthétique des photographies de Cy Twombly et le renouvellement du regard sur son œuvre by Chiara Agradi

“…The ceiling painted by the artist in the room of Greek and Roman antiquities in the Louvre bears witness to his interest in the dialogue between photography, painting and American culture, and was consistent with his aesthetic experiments, particularly regarding his fascination for Mediterranean culture. …”
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Historical-Romanistic Study of the Institution of the Ombudsman by Carmen Jimenez Salcedo

“…In this sense, and as Romanists, it is our duty to highlight the true origin of the institution in the defensor civitatis and, through its study, to provide keys to help build a more effective legislative framework that takes into account elements and parameters of utility that Roman Law has provided to the international legal experience throughout history and will continue to provide in the future. …”
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Le duc de Blacas (1771-1839) en Italie : les grandes étapes dans la constitution d’une collection privée au début du XIXe siècle by Camille Py

“…However, during his various trips to the Italian peninsula, the Duc de Blacas proved to be an open-minded collector, helped by his involvement in various Florentine, Roman and Neapolitan social circles. His links with European monarchies gradually provided him with the means to serve his passion for antiquity as well as his interest in his contemporaries. …”
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The eruption of Vesuvius in AD 79 and the death of Gaius Plinius Secundus by Francois P. Retief, Louise Cilliers

“…Pliny, the admiral of the Roman imperial fleet, wished as scientist to witness the event from close by and set sail in the direction of Vesuvius, but got trapped in Stabiae, a few kilometers from Pompeii, where he died together with thousands of inhabitants of nearby villages. …”
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Mémoire, récits et héritage de la Révolution de 1848 à Venise by Eva Cecchinato

“…The comparison with the Roman Republic of 1849, which had great importance in the French political debate over the events, was one of the fundamental aspects of these re-readings, which in some cases led to represent the Government of Daniele Manin as the rightful restoration of former Republic of San Marco. …”
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Böhmes Morgen-Röte und Andreaes Chymische Hochzeit by Virginie Pektas

“…Böhme and Andreae are considered as two leading figures of German thought of the seventeenth century: Böhme, because the extent of his theosophical and pansophic vision of the universe changed European philosophy and theology; Andreae, because his Chymical Wedding—all together with the Fama and Confessio—inaugurated, whether he intended it or not, an esoteric movement in which a century torn by sectarian strife and the last gasps of the Holy Roman empire found its expression. Thus the temptation is great to find an affinity between the two authors: accordingly they are regularly mentioned together, in the same breath, in the same sentence, without however the mention going beyond mere juxtaposition. …”
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La controverse sur l’archiprêtre, ou les catholiques élisabéthains dans les coulisses de la clandestinité by Sandra Jusdado-Mollmann

“…The aim of this article is to analyse the fracture that divided the clandestine Roman Catholic clergy during the reign of Elizabeth I and which came out in the open under the name of “the archpriest controversy”. …”
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Le mausolée de la villa d’Ussol à Saint-Rémy-de-Provence (Bouches-du-Rhône) by Philippe Mellinand, Elsa Sagetat-Basseuil

“…The mausoleum excavated at the Ussol ZAC (Saint-Rémy-de-Provence, Bouches-du-Rhône) presents distinctive features that make it all the more interesting: funerary chamber in a large structure, dating going back to the Late Roman Empire, located just beside a villa... It was originally built for a single, central burial, but seems to have been partly rebuilt to accommodate a second stone vault, next to the first one, in the semi-hypogeum chamber. …”
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Îles flottantes et corps guéris : les eaux prodigieuses du lac de Bolsena by Martin Jaillet

“…This is evidenced by the deposit of anatomical ex‑votos characteristic of a cult of sanatio in the Etruscan-Roman sanctuary of Piana del Lago, today on the edge of the lake and close to the Marta river outlet, which links southern Etruria with the Tyrrhenian coast. …”
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Vyandsliefde of geweld: oor die politiek van die historiese Jesus by E. Scheffler

“…After some remarks on the possibilities and limitations of historical Jesus research, Jesus’ own stance or teaching on violence (e.g. blessed are the peacemakers, loving the enemy and turning the other cheek), as well as his possible involvement in, or opposition to violence in the Palestinian and Roman context of his day will be scrutinised. A “hermeneutical” reflection on the possibility of the appropriation of Jesus’ (non-violent) stance in today’s world concludes the paper. …”
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„Afacerea” Mihai Călin – un episod pitoresc al vieții literare la sfârșitul anilor șaizeci by Nicolae Bârna

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Modelul slavon versus modelul latin în textele biblice româneşti by Eugen Pavel

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A Small CO2 Leakage May Induce Seismicity on a Sub‐Seismic Fault in a Good‐Porosity Clastic Saline Aquifer by Stanislav Glubokovskikh, Erdinc Saygin, Serge Shapiro, Boris Gurevich, Roman Isaenkov, David Lumley, Rie Nakata, Julian Drew, Roman Pevzner

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Mihail Eminescu, Dora d’Istria şi visul lui Osman by Ileana Mihăilă

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Les ports romains atlantiques et intérieurs en France : équipement, architecture, fonction et environnement by Jimmy Mouchard

“…Today, its spectacular remains invite a re-appraisal of the ensemble of documentation concerning the Roman ports of the Three Gauls, enriched by recent research excavations, as well as by a wave of rescue operations carried out between 2000 and 2010.…”
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